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by ysleepy 3y ago
Ehm, I hope DNS isn't going to my local DNS if I have private relay enabled... I don't quite get the tone. Fuck cloudflare, but I don't think DoH is an issue here.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I have been using https://j2html.com/ for some projects and after some initial doubt and discomfort I have to say it is a really nice way to do it. All the IDE tools just work: refactoring, auto-completion, usage search, de
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Interesting to see this. I tried it in 2020 and was not very happy with it. Serialization was (is?) deeply embedded in the API and my use case didn't need that and it was a large burden with no upside in my application. Then there were
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Angela Collier's youtube channel had a Video exactly about this topic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6HlCfwEduqA Her Videos are amazing and I love her ability to tell interesting stories with a lot of context and insig
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Are you sure the data survived? ZFS is sure and proves it with checksums over metadata and data. I don't know madm well enough to know if it does this too.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
The poor cat. Imagine having a shrill beeping thing on their collar for days. Edit: this makes me unreasonably upset.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Why the hell does the app check every 5min for updates? Even once a day seems excessive. Thy cynic in me sees a pattern of disregard for other people's resources like with electron. Being a good software citizen is also realising that
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I meant MVCC is the proof that you can automate the transform of a schema into a versioned schema. How and if the DBMS exposes that is another concern. The garbage collection / VACUUM part of an MVCC system is the harder part, saving a
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by ysleepy 3y ago
That is essentially what MVCC does.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
For context, its also naked people, peoples garage interiors and so on. This is not just about road footage.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
Related hack: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxbVxaScZQ4 dosdude1 upgrading the soldered on memory in a macbook air.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
zoom is on my 10-foot pole list. I won't install it on my machines. The sandbox is a good alternative to the browser version.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
In a rural town? Metropolitan areas have always been well served.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I've seen similar stuff, for me -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError is a great thing, especially if set up to keep at max one dump to avoid out of disk errors. I feel managing dpendency jars separately was weird even in 2010, I always do
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by ysleepy 4y ago
wow, that is absurdly careless. I paid money for little snitch and I am incredibly disappointed and feel a huge loss of trust, I trusted Little Snitch to keep me safe from things I consider harmful and now it comes out they don't care
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I have a MH-Z19C and have been running it with auto-calibration disabled for over a year and it didn't drift much. Is is possible that you have auto-cal on and the sensor is never exposed to true outside air? It uses some sort of minim
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I actually love that, it's weirdly calming.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
It's true, per default the jvm takes a bunch of memory. I have been successful with running complex java apps in very memory constrained environments though, choosing frameworks and the right -xmx value is usually enough, but yeah, the
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by ysleepy 4y ago
It seems to be an array out of bounds read/write. Rust does bound checks, so this should be covered.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I don't like being asked something if the question/answer does clearly communicate what the consequences are. Either the broad question is patronizing, suggesting the program makes decisions over my head without even informing me
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I'm not too familiar with Stability AI, but didn't they essentially only provide resources to LMU researchers in Munich who developed the Model? Are the stable diffusion authors now part of the company? I wonder how the authors fe
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by ysleepy 4y ago
Maybe inform yourself of the situation and consider again carefully. Should all programs running as root bypass a firewall explicitly configured by the user?
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by ysleepy 4y ago
It is a long standing issue and is a gotcha for everyone. https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/22054 It's completely asinine.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I'm surprised they didn't go for the binary size analysis tools like https://github.com/google/bloaty Or goweight.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
Harm reduction policies work.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
The code is running in a separate interpreter.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
The second example breaking has a long river. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_(typography) I love typography rabbit holes.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
I have an S21 and I'm very happy. https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater I disabled most of samsung's stuff though, no nagging for a samsung account or anything.
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by ysleepy 4y ago
Can you have a look on how the web ui does the typing indicator animation? I really need an engineer to know what is happening there, why is it animating an svg in the dom by looping in Javascript, instead of just using a gif? This is destr
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by ysleepy 4y ago
Lets invent JAYSON :D (dog){ "ears": [(ear){"side": "right"}, (ear){"side": "left"}] {% this is a comment %} } Now we only have to invent attributes, and we can sell

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