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by vander_elst 1y ago
How can you stay 24+ hours in Vatican City as a tourist? Are there hotels there? It seems there is https://www.residenzapaolovi.com/en/ , but it's not within the Vatican.
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by vander_elst 1y ago
Also interested in this. For now I've left a server up for a couple of weeks, went through the logs and set up fail2ban for the most common offenders. Once a month or so I keep checking for offenders but the first iteration already blo
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by vander_elst 1y ago
Why isn't it possible to run these contexts in a computer room with no access to the Internet? This plus a minimal amount of supervision would remove cheating? Am I missing something? Maybe schools don't have a computer room these
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by vander_elst 1y ago
Interested in learning more, do you have links to the sources?
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by vander_elst 1y ago
That might be a very risky bet. Currently a lot of people are looking for alternatives of US products, if Apple gets out of the EU, it might not be that easy to get back as the market might have drastically shifted.
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by vander_elst 1y ago
+1 for Navidrome, I self host both jellyfin and Navidrome. Navidrome wins hands down for music. With Jellyfin it's harder to categorize and then search, Navidrome provides a great experience out of the box.
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by vander_elst 1y ago
If you have a schema, why not using directly something like protobufs?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Meta question, why does the website try to make it more difficult to open the images in a new tab? usually if I want to do that, I right click and then select "open image in a new tab". Here I had to go through some loops to do it
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by vander_elst 2y ago
The potential consequences is that he probably will make a ton of money. Assuming historical data might somehow resemble what will happen in the future, he'll probably get away with it after his term as well. Hopefully, the prediction
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Serious and genuine question, how? It seems that some of the layoffs in the administration might be illegal, however they still happened and there are no legal consequences yet. High ranked officials discussing national security matters on
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by vander_elst 2y ago
I think this needs a NSFW added to the title, on the first page at the moment there are at least 50% of NSFW recipes.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Not op, but operating the same way. The competition might be cheaper than the manufacturer.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Any insights why trains are pathologically late? It's easy to blame incompetence, but I think it's too naive, I wonder what are the causes connection are late day after day, year after year. Why is it so difficult to create a reli
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Thanks, but to me this feels too high level I'd really need to see a video of such things to better understand what's going on, how much time it took end to end, what was the quality. Yes I could spend 3 days and 300 bucks playing
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Are there any videos showing these very advanced use cases? I'd be interested in learning how to achieve this level of proficiency. At the moment I still feel I'm better off without ai
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by vander_elst 2y ago
A bit of a tangential question. Does anyone have any experience with cedars?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
What would be the advantages over something like textproto?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
The price point seems quite interesting, a framework laptop costs more...
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Old man yelling at cloud here, I guess but, what do you do when something doesn't work? How do you ensure security if you have no clue what's going on underneath?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Previous discussions: * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36308366 * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37506640 * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25398027
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by vander_elst 2y ago
hug of death for the website? It takes a lot of time to load and sometimes if fails.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
It seems this is mainly a scala project and then they are using scala also for the configuration, it probably makes sense for them.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
It seems fuchsia might me something for you
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Do you have a link? The nearest best I can find is https://www.zoho.com/de/mail/zohomail-pricing.html which is ~12 bucks a year
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Wayland is just a protocol that is probably implemented over and over and each implementation might have issues. It's mostly likely the different implementations having issues.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
If what's written on the blog is true, the interviewee knows their stuff technically and the interviewers were just bad: they wanted to check some boxes, feel good about themselves and be done. Nonetheless, by self admission the interv
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Are there performance drawbacks in particular with long pipelines (e.g. something like `cat | grep | sed | bc | paste | ...`)?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Literally watching it right now. The best part of the German sketch is that before the sketch there's a presenter explaining why it's funny.
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by vander_elst 2y ago
Why cannot this be solved by written exams?
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by vander_elst 2y ago
> 25 prompts Interested to learn more, is that the usual break even point?

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