cetra3

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by cetra3 3mo ago
It just looks like stdx has copied stuff from crates and put it in a git repo. It feels like this is worse than a package manager? As in why would I trust a random git repo to keep things up to date over the officially published channel?
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by cetra3 5mo ago
In pretty much every bit of code I've written both professionally and leisurely I have always used tokio. However, there are reasons why you might not want to use it: - You don't need async at all - You want to own the async exe
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The State of Rust Allocators in 2026(cetra3.github.io)
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by cetra3 7mo ago
Isn't your password manager a single point of failure?
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by cetra3 8mo ago
Yeah would love this for logfire
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by cetra3 9mo ago
Yes it is, page 29 of that PDF lists it: - Sony WH-1000XM4
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by cetra3 10mo ago
UDP and TCP are Layer 3 protocols, and so is ICMP. They all fill the same bits within network packets, like at the same level. So sending an ICMP packet (protocol 1) is not the same as sending a UDP packet (protocol 17). You can see a lis
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by cetra3 10mo ago
For those like me who are obviously blind, the new location is at https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig
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by cetra3 10mo ago
> Node.js and Go are considered practically safe language Node JS has had vulnerabilities in the past: https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2021-22940/ Go is also not Memory safe: https://www.ralfj.de&
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by cetra3 1y ago
I just added a deco planner for DiveDB ( https://github.com/cetra3/divedb ): https://divedb.net/dives/plan Need to add gas planning next!
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by cetra3 2y ago
I can't seem to scroll horizontally very easily, like I have to middle click drag in empty space, is there any reason you are hiding scrollbars?
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by cetra3 2y ago
"Really cool" is not compelling enough for me to decide to build a product against something like this. Here is, at a minimum, I would require to even consider: - Comparisons against other types of stacks, like laravel livewire o
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by cetra3 2y ago
This looks like a (not even) thinly veiled advertisement for their Convex product: https://www.convex.dev/ . I am interested in knowing who would make a decision to pay for something like this when there are a gamut of open
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by cetra3 2y ago
I don't consider this strictly open source if components it depends on (I.e, the LLM) is closed source. I've seen a lot of these Fauxpen source style projects around
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by cetra3 3y ago
I use Darktable quite extensively for underwater photos, but keen to try Ansel out and see if it's less friction. An example of friction in darktable: - I have an external strobe which means I have to put the exposure down to its lowes
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by cetra3 3y ago
I think most people are in support of namespacing but it's a big change and will take a while to see through.
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by cetra3 3y ago
Working on & off on a scuba diving site which allows you to log dives, sites, photos & sealife. Currently only South Australian & Victorian dive sites, but probably the most extensive collection of either. Live website here: ht
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by cetra3 3y ago
Thank you! I've tried to address your questions below. Most of these decisions stem from having the backend written in Rust, & using GraphQL. That decoupling in the end made it a lot easier to port from react. - I am using a rus
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by cetra3 3y ago
I've moved my little hobby website to SvelteKit[1] from react and I am not regretting it.. yet. The only main frustrations I have are: - Library support is pretty lousy. You need to fudge things around to get working. I.e, with leafl
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by cetra3 3y ago
~7 per day is on the low side for me. I will normally rerun the same search with different terms multiple times, especially if I'm looking for an answer to something highly technical, like easily 5-6 different searches for the same th
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by cetra3 3y ago
Shameless plug for my multipart crate: https://github.com/cetra3/mpart-async which I've been using happily in production for a long time now
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by cetra3 4y ago
The example you highlighted as "doing it wrong" is pretty typical for an autosuggest component: Input updates trigger some request, which propagates to some list somewhere else in the dom. As it's loading, a spinner is show
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by cetra3 4y ago
You don't rely on the natural light for these photos, you use a very powerful strobe/flash which allows reds etc.. to come through.
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by cetra3 4y ago
Here's a blog I found had an easy introduction: https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/how-to-implement-a-bas...
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by cetra3 4y ago
If you're using them for unguessable random strings then yeah, they're not ideal. If you're using them for providing a unique id in a distributed system, with very little chance of collision & fitting them in a db column,
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by cetra3 4y ago
> Uses SQLite, and no external dependencies except Python 3.10+ I don't know if it's the way it's been written, but it reads to me that only python is needed, no libraries. I'm assuming this isn't true though: I
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by cetra3 4y ago
Why do I need to buy a copy of Windows 11 with this laptop? Surely I should have the option of excluding it Also I can't see any discrete GPU options, I'm assuming that'll come later
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by cetra3 4y ago
Yes there was more rare gear, like bone armor that you didn't want to be ganked. When you died, by either monster or player, your corpse contained all your possessions. If you could get resurrected in time or you had help you could ge
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by cetra3 4y ago
Chrome is the new IE
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by cetra3 4y ago
Is this in production on Facebook? I have not had the greatest experiences with their rich text editor, from not being able to remove styling on subsequent lines, to getting a nice little note saying that you can't edit rich text posts

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