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by asamarin 6y ago
Not sure about saving but, more importantly for me, it can read sqlite DBs, which has been a godsend whenever I need to take a quick glance at some random DB just to see what kind of tables it holds and what does the data look like. I kno
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by asamarin 6y ago
> and they're not screenshots That over there blew my mind, and I had to go back to the page to double-check that. And indeed, it's all clever CSS trickery. Digging further into the source, I found that this was generated using
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by asamarin 6y ago
Article written in 2016, mind you
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by asamarin 6y ago
The latest addition to my renaming-toolbelt has been `perl-rename'. This thing is just wonderful: I can unleash all the power of perl-based regexes to rename things in bulk. Case in point: I had a directory containing thousands of .jpg
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by asamarin 7y ago
So what happens at the very first boot (e.g. after system installation, or cloud instance just being spawned)? Is that the only circumstance where it would be OK to block? Does OpenBSD trust RdRand for such occasions?
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by asamarin 7y ago
You pray for rain
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by asamarin 8y ago
Yes; C++20 seems likely. See https://isocpp.org/std/status
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Google Cloud Memorystore for Redis(cloud.google.com)
6 points by asamarin 8y ago|0 comments
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by asamarin 9y ago
You can see this in action on musl source code, which is arguably a much more readily understandable implementation of libc: - Function that actually parses /etc/hosts is name_from_hosts() , implemented here: http://gi
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by asamarin 9y ago
In the very same post where Google announced Java 8 being generally available on GAE standard [1], they also stated Java 9 support was already in the works. Of course, actual timelines are not publicly known yet, but I wouldn't bet my
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by asamarin 9y ago
It's currently sitting at #1 feature request by vote count on GAE issue tracker: https://issuetracker.google.com/savedsearches/559750
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by asamarin 9y ago
Bear in mind this article was written back in March 2017; quite a few things have changed/improved in GAE-land since. To name a few, off the top of my head: - Java 8 is already generally available on GAE standard and, on top of that, p
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by asamarin 9y ago
And it's even impossible to do in some cases, e.g. default arguments in C++, which must be at the end of parameter list
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by asamarin 10y ago
For me, three reasons: - Pacman (with pacaur on top of it) - The Arch Wiki - Bleeding-edge software
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by asamarin 10y ago
I _love_ jq. It's been an incredibly useful tool for me since I discovered it ~6 months ago. However, article mentions "jq -n"; I personally find jq syntax less appealing when it comes to generating JSON instead of parsing it
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by asamarin 10y ago
I don't know about Amazon, but Google does have Cloud Speech API; seems to be what you're looking for: https://cloud.google.com/speech/
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by asamarin 10y ago
You're probably talking about sift https://sift-tool.org/
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by asamarin 10y ago
I guess you meant 36 to the power of 5, instead of factorial. 36! is a much bigger number than 60 million; same goes for 1,025,109 a few lines below
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by asamarin 10y ago
That's called panspermia, and no, it hasn't been ruled out. Main problem with it though is that it doesn't explain how life as we know it came into existence, it simply shifts its origin from Earth to somewhere else
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by asamarin 10y ago
Agreed. After a few mins of reading, it became annoying enough that I felt an urge to remove it via dev-tools. Nice content, nonetheless.
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by asamarin 10y ago
Yes, of course they're correct; however, invoking gcloud is comparatively much slower than just curl'ing against the metadata server (you know, no Python code to interpret in the latter case). With regards to JSON, not sure what y
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by asamarin 10y ago
Some extra suggestions: - Null Program: http://nullprogram.com/index/ - Insane Coding: http://insanecoding.blogspot.com - Agner Fog's Blog: http://www.agner.org/optimize/blog
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by asamarin 10y ago
Indeed. Can't remember last time I installed a package using pip. This one, particularly, sits at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/voltron-git/
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by asamarin 11y ago
I use xcape [1] to have the best of both worlds: a quick press-release tap means Escape (great for vim), while holding it down makes it act as Ctrl (great for shell and other stuff). It's wonderful :) [1] https://github.com&
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Mapping Your Knowledge to Google Cloud Platform(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
2 points by asamarin 11y ago|0 comments
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by asamarin 11y ago
This is an interesting point. Which makes me wonder: is 3.5 GIPS a realistic measure of nowadays commodity CPUs? Because those figures seem to describe CPU clock frequency instead, and it turns out that most instructions take more that 1 ti