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by tracker1 5mo ago
Aside: I really miss the days of Google Reader before Google shut it down... I do occasionally look through reddit or medium, but not nearly as much as in the before times. Mostly if it doesn't show up on HN, I'm likely to miss
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by tracker1 5mo ago
If you're in a decent sized city, you should be able to find a local buyer on Craigslist or FB Marketplace... Beyond that, for higher value, smaller items like your M3 Ultra, I would talk to your local police department and/or lib
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Personally, I've been running with Caddy in front of Docker (compose) for most of my personal/hobby usage. If it's a straight website, I'll let Caddy serve the contents directly... for "web apps" I'll pre
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by tracker1 5mo ago
There was some site/app for creating dinner reservations that I had trouble with... I used my phone in the end. I don't recall the specific site. I also saw it a few months ago on a site, where the backend api seemed to be block
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I've seen similar issues simply by using Linux as my main desktop... some sites just won't work because of it, or seem to filter out "Linux" in the user agent. Which kinda sucks.
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I'm 99.9999% sure this is operator bias creeping in... The context only works as long as the context exists and agents don't even really have a concept of time. For that matter, when the context clears/compresses, it's
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Kind of cool to hear... I had a couple computers running miners at home towards the end of my second marriage (which ended in 2010-2011), and after I had a few coins when realizing I couldn't actually spend them (IIRC $0.25 at the time
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by tracker1 5mo ago
A National Guard's chain of command has the Governor of the state as the head of each State's National Guard. There are conditions where command can temporarily be redirected under federal control, but those are somewhat limited
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by tracker1 5mo ago
From recent experience I'd put it slightly higher on the old framework, but plenty of new dev on v5+ and I think sticking on framework is worse at this point. Though I would say that breaking changes since Core 3 have been pretty limit
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I haven't... Should probably look into it. I always hated Windows full screen zoom... But I regularly use the triple tap zoom in Android. I'll look into it next time.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Some of my favorite toys as a young kid.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
You're using PHP... you aren't worried about anything... ;-) /kidding
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by tracker1 5mo ago
IMO the .yaml config for ADO was an improvement... though it carries similar issues to GHA. I mostly use it as a script runner.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's mostly been my approach as well... I've also started relying on Deno for a lot of general shell scripting as you can use repository modules without an install step and shebang works outside Windows (or inside with bash).
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I've definitely forked to fix a problem and PR'd the result upstream to fix work problems before. IT's one of the nice things in terms of being able to use/access open source. It's also why git is pretty much a fi
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Love this... more of this in the world, please.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Apparently the neo doesn't really get hot enough to really notice to the touch with the pad to the case.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
A lot of people have used a thermal pad to bridge the CPU to the case.. it doesn't really get that hot, and you get a >5% performance bump.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Maybe some... but they're likely picking up a lot of people that would have gone with a $500-700 windows laptop instead.. and the margins are similar, so they're probably well ahead.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
You can use a small thermal pad on the current Neo to bridge to the case, which helps with temps quite a bit.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I bumped up to 16gb ram and more storage... it's still running great for when I use it, which is not much tbf... I mostly use my desktop because my vision has gotten exceedingly bad the past few years and my 45" desktop displays a
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by tracker1 5mo ago
For that mater, Redis/Valkey is relatively easy to stand up... I almost don't give it a second thought to stand up Redis, and I'll generally reach for an MQ library that's using Redis over the dbms more often than not..
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Tin hat on... I can't help but think that part of it is that they like being able to make stealth edits and pretend earlier versions of articles never existed.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Having written web backends for three decades in quite a few languages along the way, I disagree. You can definitely write some relatively simple backends in Rust. Tokio and Axum make it quite friendly, and depending on what you are conne
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I think it depends on what you're doing... getting to a point where you understand Arc helps a lot, and if you're mostly using it with something like Axum, there's very little you need to worry about specific to lifetime or a
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I can only speak for myself, but I kind of refused to get started with Rust until async landed... only because it's kind of a core of scalable services. I think it's pretty great in that you can use an async runtime, but still la
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Funny... I started off with very little knowledge, totally cheated with what I wanted to do by cloning everything crossing various library boundaries and it still worked surprisingly well. Then I learned about (A)RC, Box etc... and I still
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by tracker1 5mo ago
No, it's implied that you're going to use some sort of async runtime with it... said runtime can be simple real threads, a thread pool or virtual threads and there are implementations for all of them. And even then, it's sup
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by tracker1 5mo ago
For that matter, even if you do use async, if you're writing a service based app (such as web services), IMO, you'd probably just want to center on tokio and axum, then stick to the tokio ecosystem. The main reason it's not
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I saw a lot of privacy focused reactions when they cut off Trump from social media before his term ended, while still in office. National sovereignty should always be a consideration, especially when it comes to anything related to essenti

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