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by yegle 2y ago
https://github.com/pkg/errors provides stack traces support. This unfortunately did not get included in the Go1.13 release when error wrapping was introduced.
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by yegle 2y ago
One thing I'd really like AI to do (and Ben Afflect touched during his talk) is that once AI is cheap enough to run at home, I'd like to feed it all David Lynch movies/TV shows, and ask it to produce a Twin Peaks season 4.
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by yegle 2y ago
Huh I noticed this section in the linked NACS post: > As NACS is now recognized in a SAE recommended practice (RP) under SAE J3400, we have removed the technical specifications and CAD from our website. So something that was previously f
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by yegle 2y ago
See also a novel w/o letter E: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadsby_%28novel%29
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by yegle 2y ago
So: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun%27s_tenth_rule ?
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by yegle 2y ago
TIL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access
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by yegle 2y ago
Copy on selection is ubiquitous in all terminal apps. Shift+insert can be a reliable "paste" shortcut in most places.
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by yegle 2y ago
At least Google's offices have nice perks: free gym, healthy and nutritious meals, healthy and tasty snacks. Personally those perks are enough to negate the terrible commute. I was told Amazon's offices has none of these.
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by yegle 2y ago
It's sad https://pkg.go.dev/embed was not mentioned in a post about web development in Go :-) Having a true single binary bundling your static resources is so convenient.
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by yegle 2y ago
Sounds like you can generate a folder of files from an input excel using FUSE.
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by yegle 2y ago
So, like, you are assuming someone using a resolver that ignores the certificate chain of trust, as an evidence that DoH is not useful? Do your program language _show_ you the certificate information when you use an http library to connect
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by yegle 2y ago
Wait what do you mean? They can have an HTTPS server and MITM, but how can they get a certificate for the DoH server I use?
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by yegle 2y ago
I think it's more common to convert distances. I consider any distance reachable with one tank of gas commonly used (so up to 400 miles).
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by yegle 2y ago
Call me snarky but instead of just multiply/devide by 1.6, you rather prefer remembering the Fibonacci numbers up to, I don't know, 200 to be useful?
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by yegle 2y ago
It would be great if the results can be filtered by the CPU generation. I'm specifically interested in replacing my 8th Gen mini PC and won't want to buy anything older than 8th Gen.
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by yegle 2y ago
Interface smuggling: https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/programming/GoInter...
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by yegle 2y ago
Periodically send out a newsletter targeting kill-the-newsletter email addresses to announce the "new" RSS feed support.
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by yegle 2y ago
I wonder if migrating to tiddlywiki would be a better option. Mostly writing in Markdown, lightweight, intended for single user, open source & have good mobile web UI.
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by yegle 2y ago
Ha that reminds me of the COVID social distance rule of 2 meters. That translated to 6ft in US.
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by yegle 2y ago
A flaw in your argument: a VPN protocol that emulates the traffic pattern of an HTTPS connection is not the same as a TLS VPN.
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by yegle 2y ago
100.64.0.0/10 is a reserved IP block for carrier-grade NAT.
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by yegle 2y ago
1) I do generate NFO for all my media and Jellyfin should have enough information to match the metadata, yet it fail to match constantly. 2) When I try to identify the media, I would expect Jellyfin to pre-fill the form with the name, year
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by yegle 2y ago
I can give a couple examples: 1) Jellyfin supports reading NFO files to help determining matching the file with the correct metadata ( https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/metadata/nfo/ ). This is
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by yegle 2y ago
Oh memories! There was a Windows built-in input method (智能ABC) that will show a small floating bar wherever there's an input. So you can trigger that bar, right click and select "Help" to open the default CHM viewer, then you
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by yegle 2y ago
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/security... as a security measure.
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by yegle 2y ago
Why vendoring is not a common practice baffles me, especially since the leftpad incident happened over 8 years ago. For Python, you can use `pip wheel` ( https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/cli/pip_wheel/ ) to d
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by yegle 2y ago
One big reason that CA has a reduced housing supply (therefore higher housing price) is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1978_California_Proposition_13 The retired people who brought their house in 80s/90s can stay a
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by yegle 2y ago
Given China's one child policy between 1980 and 2015, comparing the growth percentage between US and China probably doesn't make sense (of course China population would grow slower).
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by yegle 2y ago
There are 3 tools that that makes maintaining BUILD files enjoyable: buildifier, buildozer and build_cleaner (internal only unfortunately).
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by yegle 2y ago
I was a happy user of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Contributor until it got shutdown. The pricing was surprisingly low, $5/month can eliminate ads on most of the websites that I view, while the owner will

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