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by wh33zle 4y ago
Not sure if it has been mentioned already but photoprism added face recognition a few releases ago and it is working well for me: https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism The quality of this software is overall extreme
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by wh33zle 4y ago
I recently started contracting and needed to track my hours for that. Tried a few services but none did quite what I wanted. I am an avid user of standardnotes.com so I wrote myself an editor to do the time tracking: https://gith
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by wh33zle 4y ago
There is hacking the functionality together in an hour or two and then there is polishing it to the point where it doesn't have rough edges and can easily be used by anyone with terminal experience. Personally, the chosen feature set r
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by wh33zle 4y ago
Hahaha, thank you for pointing that out! I can offer the following in return: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/cc/aa/30/ccaa3008f98375c26a221c85d...
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by wh33zle 4y ago
Ha, that is a fun Easter egg :)
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by wh33zle 4y ago
What do you mean by "try this"? Is "U U D D L R L R B A" some kind of shortcut combination?
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by wh33zle 4y ago
I guess it depends a lot on what you think a government should spend money on or what its role is. IMO the 9€ ticket was a great idea because it was simple and unconditional. Social security laws and subsidies are usually riddeled with exce
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by wh33zle 4y ago
That is trivial yes and I was well aware of that :) What wasn't obvious to me from the parent comment was why it is apparently completely impractical. No energy conversion has an efficiency of 100% so the answer couldn't just have
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by wh33zle 4y ago
Thanks! Although it seems like these numbers can be improved [0] and are not fundamentally linked to the technology. [0]: https://newatlas.com/energy/hysata-efficient-hydrogen-electr...
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by wh33zle 4y ago
Can you expand why separation from water is a net energy loss?
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by wh33zle 4y ago
This can also be set user-wide (and thus apply to all projects automatically) by placing the `config.toml` into `~/.cargo`.
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by wh33zle 5y ago
Yes perhaps I misunderstood you. I was trying to point out that semver is okay with having elements in the "public" API of a library (public in the sense of you can import and use it, i.e. not hidden in private modules etc) but ex
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by wh33zle 5y ago
> When you commit to a version 1, you assume that every user of the package is using every feature you provide through your official API. If you break any slightest piece of the API, you've broken compatibility. That is not how semv
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by wh33zle 5y ago
I would love to move the backup off my device. It is eating my storage but I also don't want to delete it!
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by wh33zle 5y ago
The architecture of the web (REST), always had intermediaries as first-class citizens. I can recommend reading into Fielding's dissertation! The declarative and stateless message design is partly motivated by the need for intermediarie
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by wh33zle 5y ago
Firefox for Android works for me. Running version 89.
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by wh33zle 5y ago
That sounds interesting, what issue tracker did you use before?
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by wh33zle 5y ago
Maybe forcing the user to login with GitHub would be an option? And the changes to the database could be modelled as pull requests?
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by wh33zle 6y ago
The HTML version seems to not redirect to a URL specific to your search (i.e. it doesn't include a ?s= ... parameter). Anyone an idea how I can configure this search engine in Firefox Mobile? As far as I can see, there is no way I can
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by wh33zle 6y ago
Is your work publicly available somewhere?
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by wh33zle 6y ago
You might be interested in `crev`: https://github.com/crev-dev
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by wh33zle 6y ago
There is F-droid but its success is unfortunately only moderate at best. Element is actually in the F-droid store but the version is outdated.
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by wh33zle 6y ago
You'd think the semantics of "4xx is the client's fault, don't bother retrying without changing the request" is pretty easy to understand.
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by wh33zle 6y ago
There is nothing inherently wrong with putting them into .zshrc! The reasons I keep them separate is because: a) I can simply backup the `custom` directory and restore onto a "vanilla" oh-my-zsh installation b) I can use descripti
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by wh33zle 6y ago
If you want to keep your zshrc "clean" you can add any number of individual scripts to `~/.oh-my-zsh/custom` and they will be executed for every new shell.
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by wh33zle 6y ago
This looks cool! I personally use fzf [0] for a similar functionality. It brings fuzzy-search to a lot of aspects of the shell, like reverse search but also autocompletion of `kill` for example. [0]: https://github.com/juneg
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by wh33zle 6y ago
Re Google Photos: Checkout "Stingle Photos" [1], very similar stack to what you described. [1]: https://stingle.org/
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by wh33zle 6y ago
There is an open issue on GitHub tracking this: https://github.com/stingle/stingle-photos-android/issues/16
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by wh33zle 6y ago
It isn't no. In their telegram group they said they want to keep it closed for now to make it easier to monetize. Their argument is that all the relevant cryptography happens client-side.
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Open-source photo gallery with cloud backup and end-to-end encryption(stingle.org)
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