MawKKe

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by MawKKe 2mo ago
Well, that's the danger of using software without version pinning. Also, usually tools like Ruff can be configured to enable/disable project-specific formatting rules (via a config file), allowing you to suppress the defaults you
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by MawKKe 2mo ago
Sounds like the issue is not the tools themselves, but that the project management / stewardship allows someone to replace tools willy-nilly leaving others to pay the cost of migration? At $WORK we have "code guardians" whose
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by MawKKe 3mo ago
This might be nvidia driver thing, I've had similar soft-bricking happen on ubuntu as well
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by MawKKe 4mo ago
FYI you can add description text to a photo in the (default) Photos app. Just swipe up and there should be a text box. You can (usually) find a photos based on what you've written
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by MawKKe 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co-channel_interference One could argue that "interference" is not entirely a objective technical definition, but also subjective w.r.t quality of the service expected. Also, in
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by MawKKe 1y ago
Similar thing happened (to me) with Hackaday around 2010-2011. I used to check it almost daily, and then never again after the major re-design.
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by MawKKe 1y ago
There's also `std.fmt.allocPrint()` which functions similarly to `format!()`. Although I'd argue its rather poorly named, like many of the functions in the stdlib... For wanting to avoid fiddling with multiple repeated alloc/
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by MawKKe 1y ago
Was the need for optimization work something that was on your mind the whole time? Like a nagging feeling in the back of the head that the code is not working as well as it _should_ be working? i.e. stress. And when you finally "fixed&
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by MawKKe 1y ago
Isn't the new one also horribly type-unsafe? Since you can put (parent) objects of any kind into the list without any mechanism to detect which is which?
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by MawKKe 1y ago
Zig builds a statically linked library called "cgo_static_linking" from Zig sources. Zig places the artifact into "./zig-out/lib/cgo_static_linking.a" (or maybe some other extension). The library is export
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by MawKKe 1y ago
numpy as well. and tensorflow
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by MawKKe 2y ago
Quick glance of zstd github repo shows they do provide CMake build scripts?
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by MawKKe 2y ago
I mean, it's possible that at some point evolution produced such nuclear reactored individual, but who got "naturally selected" rather quickly for obvious reasons
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by MawKKe 2y ago
VScode devcontainer can build from existing Dockerfile. You can develop the project image as usual, and then reference the Dockerfile from devcontainer.json. This means you can build and run from the command line via `docker` command if nee
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by MawKKe 2y ago
If you think about it, a CLI argument parser takes in a sequence of tokens and transforms the information into some kind of internal repsentation, which is then later interpreted. Just like what a compiler/interpreter does, except now
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by MawKKe 2y ago
IMO that's the typical experience with many of the features in modern C++ standards. You read about a really neat useful thing they added, something that seems to provide a safe and practical way to overcome a shortcoming in the langua
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by MawKKe 2y ago
Embrace, extend, ...
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by MawKKe 2y ago
Create value for shareholders vs. create value for customers
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by MawKKe 2y ago
Don't give people ideas https://gist.github.com/MawKKe/1fafc1f4a5eb79ed654cf0567c284...
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by MawKKe 2y ago
it always takes just one a-hole to ruin it for everyone else
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by MawKKe 2y ago
Reminds me of what it sounds like to tune an old FM radio
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by MawKKe 2y ago
related to recent events? https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1brhlur/xz_utils_bac...
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by MawKKe 3y ago
> I’ve done this before, but this time I made it a little simpler for me to do it again: everything in one Rust program rather than clunky scripts. Warms my heart
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by MawKKe 3y ago
Next up: self-sealing stem bolts
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by MawKKe 3y ago
The traditional(?) version of that tool[1] could also maybe work if you are allowed to make a loop of the wires for twisting. The tool itself is just a hook on a angled axle that rotates in the handle. It's called 'surrauskoukku&#
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by MawKKe 3y ago
Is Microsoft chronically incapable of coming up with original names?
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by MawKKe 3y ago
see my question in the other post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37867368
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by MawKKe 3y ago
to clarify what I mean: GP lost the right one, but is it possible the replacement pod was never actually associated as the "right" one due to a mixup? In this situation, the charger case would have left and right pods, but neither
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by MawKKe 3y ago
any possibility that the apple rep screwed up and unpaired/replaced the wrong pod? i.e your "pair" would now have two pods, neither of which are actually associated with the hardware you have access to
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by MawKKe 3y ago
When I posted the comment, iOS 17 had been out... ~1 week? You really think everyone upgrades in lockstep on day 1? I've been annoyed by this for all the 4 years I've used an iphone. I haven't upgraded yet, so I'm not su

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