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by therein 2y ago
Yup, we did experiment with SDCH at a large social network around 2015 and it didn't massively outperform gzip. Outperforming it required creating a pipeline for dynamic dictionary generation and distribution.
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by therein 2y ago
> Cygwin, msys2/git-bash are all fantastic but they are no replacement for the kind of development experience you get on Linux & MacOS. > WSL1 was a great start and gave me hope, but is now abandonware. Exactly my thoughts. I
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by therein 2y ago
Didn't know this existed, useful to know for sure. I am guessing one would want to disable the Sftp subsystem for SSH too.
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by therein 2y ago
It could still help with a jury of his peers.
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah, pretty much exactly that. An armed individual who wants to do harm with that firearm would be a lot less likely to act on it if he knows there are 10 armed good samaritans around him. If you're in the opinion you're the only
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by therein 2y ago
If you take away guns from people who are honest and honorable and just want to protect their own by setting stones in legal avenues to acquire them, you create an environment in which only the criminals have guns.
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by therein 2y ago
It is a shame they rolled this to production. With no real posting or activity going on in their early integration platform, of course it is no surprise. OP should try "Japanese knowledge not required" but still, shouldn't be
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah I am testing using it on an SSH server I wrote for a service that I have to have some interactive management UI. It is nice for small menus and things similar to the example but building an entire complex application with it would be h
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by therein 2y ago
So the latest on the stable Debian repo?
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by therein 2y ago
> I don't want to use LLMs for coding because I like coding. Finding a good and elegant solution to a complex problem and then translating it into an executable by way of a precise specification is, to me, much more satisfying than
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by therein 2y ago
That isn't outrageous however I totally understand why it rubs you the wrong way. I was also baffled by that aspect of DNS before. During my first internship, my mentor who was impressed with my knowledge in general asked me if I had a
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by therein 2y ago
You could probably detect 90% of cheaters in Rust by detecting people who press DEL during in game non textual interactions. It probably would also have a relatively low false positive rate. It is however easy to evade once known. But I thi
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by therein 2y ago
Try putting everything in Arc<Mutex<>> or allow mutable_transmutes and things get rather comfy.
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by therein 2y ago
It is coherent enough if you aren't so habituated to mental gymnastics. I stopped trying to convince people online a while ago. Stopped reading when I started seeing what I assume to be WHO statistics. We live in different realities an
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by therein 2y ago
Not good check out /r/vaccinelonghaulers but this will start a whole thread of mess.
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by therein 2y ago
I think they don't trust the grounding or the house doesn't have proper grounding. Either way should be easy to test. Run the showers and excite the paratoner.
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by therein 2y ago
> Most people aren't actually interested in knowing what's going on. But one can find out. Even if one isn't conspiracy minded, it's quite obvious that oligarchs, their multinational companies and governments couldn&#
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by therein 2y ago
Looking at the lymph nodes of tattooed individuals post-mortem is all anyone needs to see, and it is one Google search away.
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by therein 2y ago
Imagine if you could stake private messages. If a node is proven to have cheated, all other nodes form a consensus and leak its private messages. But nothing at stake, as is the case with most PoS.
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah Telegram search is not in a state where anyone should be proud of it.
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by therein 2y ago
It always makes me think, this app is not secure in theory if they are worried about rooted users.
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah for some reason I don't feel confident about Mogadishu Internet Trust Corp and many others.
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by therein 2y ago
Since we are talking about interactions with the nervous system, how do we go from the pressure at which these gasses were delivered to the alveoli to their behavior in the blood? I understand the practice GP is describing pretty well but w
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by therein 2y ago
Output of mount and df are terrible indeed. The other day I took the output of df -h and gave fed it to an LLM, asking, anything stands out here? It helped. That being said, Claude turned no fun. [0] I remember back when ChatGPT first came
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by therein 2y ago
I don't have a Twitter account and I have also been holding out on creating one but this made me want to create one. Seriously.
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah, gotta keep the programmer on his toes. He needs to embrace non-determinism, and second guess everything. In case Go developer switches to a different language, we don't want to build bad habits. Map key iteration should be non-de
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by therein 2y ago
Speaking of the smell, all these quick WD-40 hacks will leave the room smelling like WD-40 for weeks. I am also surprised he touches the WD-40 with bare hands, it feels impossible to get the smell of my fingers for the longest time.
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by therein 2y ago
I have astigmatism and toric lenses never worked well for me. I could feel them rotate in my eye and they would never settle perfectly. This was back in 2006, though. And they weren't bad contacts either, they were ordered from Switzer
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by therein 2y ago
Definitely a page full of eye sores. Also the branding is all over the place, the page itself feels more like it fits BestBuy's branding than Google's.
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by therein 2y ago
Community sourced skiplist.

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