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by tunnuz 4y ago
You’re not alone, there is at least another one like you.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
How do you keep the server hidden from the public?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
You’re right of course. I apologize, and promptly turn the other cheek.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Arse technica.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
If you haven't also check out Zero to Production in Rust, it's an excellent book by the author of this framework.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Ugh the reaction is so pathetic. The waving of academic titles …
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Do you have the mental support you need?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
> The ability of complex reasoning with chain-of-thought is likely to be a magical side product of training on code Seems reasonable, and magical indeed. Can any expert on the topic comment on this hypothesis?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Personalized astrology?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
My thoughts exactly
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by tunnuz 4y ago
After AWS and DigitalOcean, I'm using Hetzner for my personal needs. I have been satisfied so far with the network performance. I haven't dealt with support yet.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
This is incredible and beautiful. I think that as technologists we need to embrace this evolution, which will touch all areas of our work, or be left behind.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Having said that, HEAVYPAINT is also quite heavy in resource usage.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
I think that the size is an important detail for me. I have a 13" laptop that I can use when I can carry it, but I'm thinking more something that I can fit in the front pocket of my Napapijri Rainforest jacket.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Thanks!
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by tunnuz 4y ago
You're right, I should have been more specific. I'm thinking toy projects in Rust.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Do you mean the Lenovo Tab P11 Plus?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
I have picked up https://www.heavypaint.com , which I use as a pastime (I am not an illustrator). It's multi-platform, but I believe it needs to be installed outside of the Microsoft store.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbFM3rn4ldo
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by tunnuz 4y ago
This is one of the most beautiful things I have seen in 2022 on the Internet, and there were some very good contenders. This provokes in me an immediate sense of beauty, and I'm compelled to read and understand as much of it as I can.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
I have been looking for a few days for a small Windows-based 2-in-1 tablet with a keyboard cover and a stylus to 1. carry around and do some coding on, 2. watching movies / studying and browsing, 3. drawing / taking notes.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
This was like a window in an alternate dimension for me: I had no idea documenting what you do was a thing and the way the author describes it makes it sound like a well-known activity that everybody does. Have I been living under a rock?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
I literally just finished rewatching WarGames! Synchronicity!
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Can you recommend any games / platforms for a kid at that age?
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by tunnuz 4y ago
As an Italian teenager in the 90s, Ultima Online was the reason why my English vocabulary was so rich compared to my peers. I strongly believed it has contributed to me traveling and experiencing living abroad, which has since defined my li
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by tunnuz 4y ago
Same.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
It’s great! Thanks for sharing.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
I’m not endorsing this as I haven’t read it, but perhaps someone can say if it’s any good for the purpose of learning C from scratch https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/21st-century-c/97814919...
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by tunnuz 4y ago
This used to be the first application I’d install on a fresh Ubuntu setup. I don’t know why but it was just beautiful and I loved to see what stars were visible from my location. I wish they had a mobile version.
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by tunnuz 4y ago
This used to be my RSS reader, good times. I loved to exchange blog recommendations with friends, and spending an hour or two a day reading what people I respected wrote about topics I cared about. Social media democratized idea sharing, bu

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