candl

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by candl 3mo ago
What are the pros and cons compared to ASP.Net/Blazor?
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by candl 4mo ago
Who or what is going to fund your retirement pension? Who or what is going to look after you when your health deteriorates?
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by candl 5mo ago
Are there any coding plans for this? (aka no token limit, just api call limit). Recently my account failed to be billed for GLM on z.ai and my subscription expired because of this... the pricing for GLM went through the roof in recent month
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by candl 5mo ago
What providers offer nowadays coding plans, so no pricing per tokens, just api call limit and a monthly fee. Which are affordable?
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by candl 8mo ago
I bought a glm-4.7 subscription and paired it with with claude code. According to usage, I have already used millions of tokens, yet I have barely reached the prompt limits for the tier I have per the 5 hour window. I haven't done anyt
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by candl 8mo ago
The only medical condition I can think of which they would not disclose is pregnancy. That would lead to further questions and is controversial despite being very simple. Further evidenced by the fact that the affected crew member is unknow
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by candl 10mo ago
What features have you used for shaping with pf/FreeBSD? I remember (around 8ish years ago) using dummynet with pf, but it wasn't supported out of the box and I used some patches from the mailing lists for this purpose. It wasn&#x
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by candl 11mo ago
I learned some Gleam a while ago, my familarity with F# helped, but I didn't find a use case for it. Some while ago I wanted to play with raw sockets so I figured, why not Gleam, its binary parsing syntax will be handy so I looked into
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by candl 1y ago
Wish it had a tab component.
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by candl 1y ago
Not DOS, but I remember playing a copy of Settlers III and was surprised when iron smelters produced pigs instead of iron.
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by candl 2y ago
Should one use the result type for handling errors or exceptions or both? What's the rule in F#? When should you prefer immutability over mutability since both are possible in F# and it probably has a measurable impact on performance?
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by candl 2y ago
I recently had to script reading a large Excel XLSB file. Using pyxlsb it took about two minutes. I found an alternative library with significally better performance - python-calamine, but this one reads all the data to memory consuming GBs
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by candl 3y ago
Years ago I was discouraged that there is a lack of a grid component like WPF's Grid or Delphi's TGridPanel. Something that I can specify the number of rows/cols and their sizing. Has this changed since? Or perhaps this is ac
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by candl 3y ago
pdo is a common interface layer for databases for php, like jdbc in java or ado.net in C# so I can use the same api for any supported database. In python technically dbapi standard exists for the same task, but the driver apis annoyingly va
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by candl 3y ago
For scripts I use Python, but I like to use PHP for short quick scripts when a database is involved since all it takes is to install php and php-pdo to have a consistent api for db access to get started with, which for python is not the cas
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by candl 3y ago
Haven't touched Blazor in 2 years. In the context of blazor server, what's the recommended pattern for state management? Does it make sense to use MVVM (e.g. via MVVM Community Toolkit for source generated observable properties et
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by candl 4y ago
The only gripe I have with PHP is that the standard library while extensive is a total inconsistent mess. Would rather see that addressed first.
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by candl 4y ago
Thank you. Just to make things clear, customer from section 7 also equals end user? That is, if I were given for example a /48 from a sponsor LIR then I am forbidden to divide that and delegate resulting prefixes via DHCP/PPPOE to
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by candl 4y ago
Question to those familiar with IPv6. My company has /24 IPv4 PI blocks. We are not a LIR. Can I request a /48 or larger IPv6 prefix from my sponsor LIR (what is the largest IPv6 prefix that can be obtained this way?) Can such IPv
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by candl 4y ago
I am fearful of adopting Flutter for this reason.
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by candl 5y ago
Is OpenBSD still largely single-threaded or have there been SMP improvements in the network stack over the years? The feature set OpenBSD has is impressive, but is there a large gap in networking perf compared to Linux/FreeBSD?
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by candl 5y ago
What's the SMP state of OpenBSD's networking stack these days? Can it benefit from multiple cores (if I were to run it on a beefy x86 machine?)
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by candl 6y ago
I have been debating whether to learn Scala or F# in my spare time. F# seems to be the more pragmatic choice. Doesn't go the insane way of FP that Scala does with complicated libraries or convoluted inheritance hierarchies. The Scala c
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by candl 6y ago
If you zoom into the picture (in the upper middle parts) there are a lot of transparent circles/torus shapes. I see exact same things (but didn't pay much attention to it) if I look into a bright light source and squint (especiall
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by candl 9y ago
Why would you do that? If you are concerned for the security of your coins, you should have moved them to a wallet you own that is not hosted on an exchange. The bank you transfer your dollars to is just as likely to get hit by the exact sa
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by candl 9y ago
This is very disappointing to hear. I have actually migrated two nodes from proxmox to xenserver + xenorchestra not that long ago. I have no need for a full blown HA environment with dedicated NAS. I didn't have hardware capable of run
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by candl 9y ago
Yes, because of the potential pitfalls of undiscovered vurnerabilities like the one in this post, where an attacker could have generated an unlimited supply of coins and remain undetectable. This is in contrast to Bitcoin and other coins wh
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by candl 9y ago
This is why absolute anonymous crypto-currencies will never catch on. Too much trust must be put into the hands of the developers. How do we know this vurnerability (and maybe others yet to be discovered) were not exploited for months? They
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by candl 10y ago
I wish C# had standalone functions without needing to wrap them in classes.
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by candl 10y ago
Hopefully the docking station provides additional CPU/GPU power, otherwise this would be no different to a PS Vita.

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