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by wswope 2y ago
Where’s that idea coming from? I’d wager >95% of LTS linux distributions released in the past ten years are still rock-solid if you’re just exposing 22, 80, and 443. Even PHP5 is still de facto bulletproof if you’re paranoid about not tr
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by wswope 3y ago
I totally agree with your general point, but in case you haven’t tried it, disabling “Slide to type” massively improves iOS keyboard accuracy. (Picked up the tip from another thread on here about how sloppy the iOS keyboard is, and have sub
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by wswope 3y ago
In case it saves anyone a headache: Pivoting with Postgres’ JSON features (json_build_object and json_object_agg, specifically) is usually less difficult than crosstab IME. I’ve used it for exactly this same sorta metadata logging.
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by wswope 3y ago
What’s your issue with dynamic SQL in this case? I’ve written aiosql functions that use dynamic SQL (via plpgsql) just fine.
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by wswope 3y ago
??? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Google_LLC_(2...
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by wswope 3y ago
If you’re on iOS, Apple gates Firefox from using JIT JS compilation which massively hinders performance. E: I was wrong/extremely out-of-date - it does have JIT but relies on the Safari/Webkit implementation. In ancient versions o
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by wswope 3y ago
Bokeh is an option in the frontend-viz space that puts out pretty solid SVG for statically-rendered charts, while also having the option of more Tableau-like interactive functionality with input fields, dynamic filters, etc. Might be a dece
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by wswope 3y ago
You’re filtered for commands used on the current machine by default, though there is an easy toggle to search remote-host commands too.
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by wswope 3y ago
Atuin has been the absolute best CLI tool I’ve found in years. I use it every single day that I’m at a computer. It's very easy to learn (2 or 3 essential hotkeys), and makes finding old shell commands a breeze. I was able to self-host
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by wswope 3y ago
Barring really clean technique, 1200lb+ combined total club is when I’d expect it to be practical. (Basing this off having visited the stone and toyed with it - but I’m not an experienced stonelifter speaking from expertise.)
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Navidrome: Self-Hostable Music Server(github.com)
4 points by wswope 3y ago|1 comments
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by wswope 3y ago
I’ve been a Navidrome user for a few years now. It’s been extremely stable, and runs extremely smoothly for my 300GB library on a $5/mo VPS with slow disk. I pair it with beets to organize, autotag, and convert. (Happy to share beets c
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by wswope 3y ago
> AWS and they do this with other projects Probably a nod to the ElasticSearch licensing debacle.
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by wswope 3y ago
Fair point. I do think there’s some nuance to that research though - just the act of typing out thoughts alone to a neutral party seems like it would be helpful, regardless of what’s said in response. However, speaking personally - if I wer
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by wswope 3y ago
Do you truly think “supporting” veterans by giving them a chatbot instead of a mental health provider is a good thing?? I personally can’t see it being an effective or efficient use of taxpayer dollars.
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by wswope 3y ago
Please read the page you linked; it’s flushed to a file, not wiped.
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by wswope 3y ago
It’s already supported; you can ctrl + R from the atuin interface to filter for commands run in your current directory.
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by wswope 3y ago
The number of discovered paleolithic burn sites easily ranges into the thousands. Later occupation of a site wouldn’t change much - substantially different eras are easy to identify by relative stratigraphy, and fires hot enough for metalwo
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by wswope 3y ago
Yes; metalworking is readily detectable through slag and furnace remains.
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by wswope 3y ago
Similar one that I love from Nicolas Jaar with major indie-hacker vibes, albeit a less sick typeface: https://nicolasjaar.net/
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by wswope 3y ago
Reuters' original exposé on the subject is a great overview of the epistemology: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/johnsona...
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by wswope 3y ago
Some options that spring to mind for a more "serious" full-body isometric workout: * Suitcase holds * Pull-up holds * Standing in a power rack with heavy barbell on back * Bench press holds at the bottom (pressing just hard enough
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by wswope 3y ago
> It seems easy to imagine a universe in which dark matter, particles or otherwise, have literally no interactions with regular matter except via gravitation. Very much a valid hypothesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by wswope 3y ago
To give some context around the history of vitamin C research, the whole idea of megadose vitamin C as an immune system booster/cure for the common cold/cure for cancer was more or less pushed by a single figure: Linus Pauling. He
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by wswope 3y ago
Fully agreed that it's scuzzy, but wouldn't that legally fall under TPO?
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by wswope 3y ago
That's out of date, I believe. Nvidia went open source last year, though they did that by moving a lot of code from the drivers over to their firmware (in binary blob form). https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia
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by wswope 3y ago
Ah yep - thank you for the correction!
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by wswope 3y ago
Just to add-on: Channel 4 has also put out related "Lost Kingdoms of Africa/South America/Central America" series, all of which are well-done and showcase offbeat archaeological sites in the same vein as this frieze. ht
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by wswope 3y ago
Nah bro, this is just like all rare cancers and orphan diseases, which are also fake. If they were real, the FDA would be on top of that. Get a load of this literature review on the gut brain axis from pages 88-137, 49 pages listing over 16
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by wswope 3y ago
It's the latter case; Nord used a third-party residential proxy service that they sent traffic through, but there's no serious evidence that they used their own users as proxy nodes or endpoints.

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