tuvistavie

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by tuvistavie 7mo ago
I have been using envio for a while, as a simple way to avoid keeping secrets around in plain text. Secrets can be encrypted with a passphrase or a GPG key. Not a silver bullet but better than just keeping everything in a .env file. https:
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by tuvistavie 7mo ago
I think having API keys for some third-party services (whatever LLM provider, for example) in a .env file to be able to easily run the app locally is pretty common. Even if they are dev-only API keys, still not great if they leak.
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by tuvistavie 11mo ago
I've been studying wine and was a bit frustrated with the wine note taking apps around, so I've been building one. It allows to: - Scan wine labels (it analyzes the label automatically) - Add structured or unstructured tasting not
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Show HN: Eclair – A Solidity Interpreter(github.com)
6 points by tuvistavie 2y ago|1 comments
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by tuvistavie 5y ago
Depending on the country, it can truly be. Some of my relatives have money stuck in Lebanon and there is currently not really any way of getting the money out of the country.
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by tuvistavie 5y ago
In general, I'd say UK visa process and cost are quite terrible, to say the least. However, for the global talent, the harder part is to get endorsement, after which it should be relatively straightforward. A friend of mine recently go
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
I am not sure I would advocate for this but, from Python 3.8, this is an instance where assignment expressions could allow the first code without duplication. first(x * y for x in nums if (y := 2020 - x) in nums an
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
> The difference is that what the doctors put so much time into learning can actually be quite useful for their job. I'd be curious to hear what a doctor would think about that. My intuition would be that, as for almost any exam, a
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
Runtime safety and compile time safety are not the same thing. Compile time safety is not a silver bullet but it does protect against quite a few classes of errors.
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
I think the only possible answer to how much math do you need is that it depends on what you work on. There is a lot of stuff that can be done only using very basic math, that's for sure. I would tend to agree with the article that mat
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
As much as I agree with you on all the points, in my case I kind of have to stick with what my research group is using for now.
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by tuvistavie 6y ago
I'm in the middle of my PhD and switched from printing papers to reading them on my iPad roughly two years ago. There are some things I miss from paper but overall I found the pros to overweight the cons. I haven't found that flip
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A First Dive into DeFi Lending and Borrowing(medium.com)
1 points by tuvistavie 6y ago|0 comments
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by tuvistavie 7y ago
At the end of the day I think it's just a matter of cost. If it's cheaper to let a software fail and simply fix it when it does, there will not be much interest into proving it to be correct. If a failure will likely be vastly mor
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by tuvistavie 7y ago
I am pretty sure we reached this point quite a few years ago. From what I know, most people learning web programming nowadays start with Rails, Express JS or whatever framework of the day they have been recommended, and use the integrated H
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by tuvistavie 7y ago
The amount of tweets and the variety of languages is actually pretty impressive. https://daniel.perez.sh/misc/notre-dame/
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by tuvistavie 7y ago
For me English has been working decently on DDG but last time I tried I had a really hard time getting decent results in other languages.
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by tuvistavie 8y ago
I made a plugin for that. It works well enough for my needs. https://github.com/danhper/fish-fastdir
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OpenCov: Open source, self hosted code coverage history(github.com)
2 points by tuvistavie 8y ago|0 comments
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by tuvistavie 8y ago
Changing `INCLUDES = . parser ....` to `INCLUDES = . external parser ...` in the Makefile fixed compilation for me.
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
I'm curious to know how this is usually handled in the US. What would be the usual process for company B and C to work on the product?
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
The article seems to be missing what I think is the major reason why Japanese websites are how they are. I think one of the major factor is how the IT industry works in Japan, and the process to build a website, an application or anything w
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
It is also worth noting that the ecosystem around fish is quite developed, making it easy to get easy integration and completions for most well-known tools. oh-my-fish [1] plugins is a good place to see (part of) what is available [1]: htt
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
The web based configuration is completely optional. Editing dotfiles works just as well. I have been using fish for quite a while but never use the web interface (I didn't even remember it existed)
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Learning “word embeddings” from source code(github.com)
2 points by tuvistavie 9y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Tree-LSTMs(slideshare.net)
2 points by tuvistavie 9y ago|0 comments
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
Up to what point can the output be controlled? Can complex conditions be created? e.g. a lake with a mountain background during the evening
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by tuvistavie 9y ago
This looks interesting, but the last commit is 5 months ago. Is the project still in active development?
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Simple neural network framework in Rust(github.com)
1 points by tuvistavie 10y ago|0 comments
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by tuvistavie 10y ago
Yes, I don't think this is an official number though. It is almost sufficient (according to specialized lawyers) on its own but not absolutely necessary depending on the person degree, skills and plenty of other things. edit: After che

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