Croak

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by Croak 3mo ago
I just set up Forgejo on one of my machines. It works very well, have not had any problems yet.
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by Croak 5mo ago
You remove a bit of complexity. Sure Postgres is not hard to set up sn to connect to, but Sqlite is just opening a file. It being a file makes it also very easy to test or debug you application.
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by Croak 5mo ago
That's correct, but I haven't set it up for my native language.
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by Croak 6mo ago
I write most of my stuff in vim so use a neither a spellchecker or grammar-checker. I have found that since I started doing that my spelling has greatly improved. My grammar can be janky sometimes, but I have doubt programs will help with t
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by Croak 6mo ago
There exist lists of email providers. Those you can whitelist, ie. they can't get on the blacklist. Even then they would only be blocked temporarily. There also exists postmaster@domain.com which should not filter at all. I am aware th
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by Croak 6mo ago
One trick is having an tarpit email adress on your website. It is hidden using CSS so no real visitor sees it but it is visible in source. If your mail server recieves mail for that adress you can just block that IP for 24h.
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by Croak 6mo ago
My email provider allows me to send from + email addresses, just change the from header.
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by Croak 8mo ago
You can also just use proper HTTP cache headers. ETag and a very long Expires header.
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by Croak 8mo ago
That is a really cool project, thanks for posting
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by Croak 8mo ago
Ai doesn't read it guesses.
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by Croak 8mo ago
For example camera based object detection. People have been using usb Dongel Google Tensors for that previously
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by Croak 8mo ago
For example camera based object detection. People have been using usb Dongel Google Tensors for that previously.
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by Croak 8mo ago
People have for quite some time been using Googles Tensor chip to accelerate AI workloads on the Pi. I doubt that anyone runs Llms on Pis but stuff like security cameras with object detection...
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by Croak 9mo ago
When gcc was built most compilers were proprietary. Stallman wanted a free compiler and to keep it free. The GPL license is more restrictive, but it's philosophy is clear. At the end of the day the code's writer can choose if and
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Nvidia uses the Rust game logo [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Croak 9mo ago|1 comments
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by Croak 9mo ago
Instead of the logo for the Rust programming video, Nvidia used the logo of the game called Rust. Second 10.
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by Croak 11mo ago
I don't believe they can keep this up forever. Take Google which is dependent on Google Search. That their search is becoming actively worse is common knowledge, reason being more searches equates to more ads shown. If a company which
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by Croak 11mo ago
Thats a recent addition; hope consumer protection laws around the world become better.
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Vim Macro Sudoku Solver(youtube.com)
1 points by Croak 1y ago|0 comments
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by Croak 1y ago
That's just real life. No app needed.
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by Croak 1y ago
For example make roads smaller in width. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6LIYQRglnM
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by Croak 1y ago
Better question: Why does my manager care about my free-time.
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by Croak 1y ago
Svelte is not like other frontend frameworks. It compiles down to JS. It is not like you have to follow the warnings, the compiler then just can't ensure that it will work properly. I am sure LSP settings can also tune which warnings
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by Croak 1y ago
I have started reading articles on HN... That way I get to read and something to think about.
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by Croak 1y ago
Choose not to pursue CS because of that. I like coding a lot and can spend lots of brainpower and time coding things I am interested in. Once you start working as a programmer, coding becomes something else. Therefore I rather take a differ
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by Croak 1y ago
Rules for thee not for me
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by Croak 1y ago
Ed Zitron over on wheresyoured.at has done some great work showing how all of these companies are just burning through money. No reasonable businesses would spend such money if they have none. They should work on becoming profitable. OpenAI