computerfriend

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by computerfriend 5d ago
Can't go stale if there's no expiration date.
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by computerfriend 9d ago
man hier ( https://man.archlinux.org/man/hier.7.en ).
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by computerfriend 16d ago
Does anyone have a recommendation for an open source photogrammetry application for Android?
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by computerfriend 29d ago
You mean "smoking gun".
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by computerfriend 1mo ago
Why would people outside the US care more or less than people inside?
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by computerfriend 1mo ago
I wouldn't think so, but Go also has a data race detector: https://go.dev/doc/articles/race_detector .
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by computerfriend 1mo ago
Multiple hardware devices can have the same key.
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by computerfriend 1mo ago
Will the app also be free/open-source?
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by computerfriend 1mo ago
I don't think so.
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by computerfriend 2mo ago
> Now im building cool stuff that I never would have built (but also slowly destroying what little skill I had and not knowing much about the underlying code). Are you building it if the LLM does it? I'd say the negative reaction co
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by computerfriend 2mo ago
> it's getting harder to keep using [Firefox] on the web I've heard this said for the past ten years or so and so far haven't found it to be true.
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by computerfriend 2mo ago
It's not open source.
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by computerfriend 2mo ago
If my measured productivity decreases but my ability to find joy in what I do increases, it's probably worth it. Not to mention the second-order productivity boost that comes along with enjoying one's work.
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by computerfriend 3mo ago
The website is really nicely designed, and the dithering on the images is quite beautiful.
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by computerfriend 3mo ago
Do you have a link? Would play.
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by computerfriend 4mo ago
I have an Arch server that has been online for ten years (yikes), never had any issues with it.
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by computerfriend 4mo ago
In the article they explain that some of their services use it.
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by computerfriend 5mo ago
Civilians get arrested for incompetence all the time.
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by computerfriend 5mo ago
No need to hunt it down, there's a URL in the PR / commit message that links to the full diff.
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by computerfriend 5mo ago
> "Normal" people never use YYYY-MM-DD format. My point was that this isn't true.
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by computerfriend 5mo ago
It's normal in Asia.
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by computerfriend 5mo ago
Interesting that the author, Callum Locke, seems to be a real person with a real reputation to damage. Previously this would have been a trust signal to me, I figured real developers would be less likely to go rogue given the consequences.
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by computerfriend 6mo ago
The drawback is that if you think your session is hanging and want to bail with ~., you have to press enter, which might actually make it to the server and execute something.
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by computerfriend 6mo ago
I'm not sure if I was just holding it wrong, but I couldn't create images reproducibly using Docker. (I could get this working with Podman/buildah however.)
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
Another anecdote: I have not had problems with OTA updates.
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
I also felt a little guilty when making the switch! Totally irrational of course, but still there's something to be said for sticking to the the original.
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
> everyone just wants to use nano (which I understand I do not understand. I have a very capable colleague/friend who uses nano. Unix hacker type, so I think it is what he is used to from growing up. I still find it strange, but suc
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
> Humans rarely typo a traversal. I don't think this is true?
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
This isn't about toxic combinations, it's about various low-hanging security bugs (and I think it was written by an LLM without disclosing it).
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by computerfriend 7mo ago
2. I think split-divider-color does what you want.

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