deniska

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by deniska 5d ago
The majority of links about "AI" are not really interesting. "New model released, people who want to avoid thinking can now avoid 7% more thinking according to NoThink benchmark". The top comment: "look at the SVG o
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by deniska 2mo ago
I mean… https://www.amazon.com/s?k=fpv+pcb
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by deniska 3mo ago
We should keep some people around who can read paper maps (and keep paper maps around too). We need to keep doctors around who can keep working without a computer. It's a civilization threatening issue not to. There might be plenty rea
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by deniska 3mo ago
Well, there's always… https://github.com/FWGS/xash3d-fwgs
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by deniska 3mo ago
A tool with a monthly subscription isn't a tool, it's a service.
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by deniska 5mo ago
I help my dad run a proxmox setup on a server he's got from a local craigslist analog and put on a co-location in a datacenter. It only uses a single public IP. All VMs are in a "virtual intranet", and the host itself acts li
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by deniska 7mo ago
Just some more parameters, and it would overfit that specific PDF too.
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by deniska 8mo ago
If you ever wanted to use a modern C and C++ compiler on windows xp, 32 bit version of w64devkit[1] does target it and provides a recent gcc version. [1] https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit
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by deniska 2y ago
At some point, python became the language I use the most. And its IDEs… are frankly not really great. They are doing their best, but given the dynamic nature of the language, the experience of using autocomplete and other similar features i
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by deniska 2y ago
Yes, raylib does support android. I have a slightly incomplete build script I use for my raylib projects (obviously you need to take better care of signing, you probably want to build for other targets besides aarch64, your SDK is probably
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by deniska 2y ago
Some time ago many people in Russia wished that Russia will become a normal European country. I guess the wishes were granted, but not in a way we wanted.
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by deniska 3y ago
Why it's good: you won't get a sudden slowdown if postgresql for some reason changes its plan to something much less performant.
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by deniska 3y ago
I started with the basic family of languages. VB6, QBasic (yes in this strange order), VB.Net, PowerBasic, FreeBasic. FreeBasic was probably the most fun of them to me: cross-platform, compiles to fairly fast running binaries, can easily in
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by deniska 3y ago
Because they come with not-really-multitasking OSes, with restricted access to file system and limited selection of software.
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by deniska 3y ago
Yes and no. Modding a game means that you have a specific starting point, the original game, which you are probably a fan of. And you may want your creation to be a part of this original world, share some (or most) of gameplay elements, des
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by deniska 4y ago
With modern tooling packaging pure python code to be used by other python developers is a relatively painless process. The main problem with python packaging is that it's often C/C++ packaging in disguise, among multiple OSes and
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by deniska 4y ago
We prefer option c: add a new table/column with similar looking name. Then few years later start wondering why there're two almost identical entities, and why one of them behaves weirder than another.
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by deniska 4y ago
Fine. launches bittorrent client on the phone
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by deniska 4y ago
I have a small script ran by cron (well, systemd timers) every 15 minutes which checks the current IP via https://api.ipify.org/ and updates dns entries on digital ocean (its dns service is free) if it differs from what&#x2
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by deniska 4y ago
My favorite kind of web forum engine is the one which keeps discussions threaded, but displays them in a flat list of messages ordered by time, but with quick navigation to parent and responses.
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by deniska 4y ago
So that your ISP, or someone else along the way, doesn't put a cryptocurrency miner into the page source.
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by deniska 5y ago
It's not a war, it's the "special military operation". Calling it a war can be considered a lie in Russia.
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by deniska 5y ago
Gorbachev is 91 and still alive.
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by deniska 5y ago
I was using Nexus 6 from 2014 in 2019. And honestly I would continue using it if its battery wasn't in abysmal state leading to throttling. Considered buying new old stock or trying to replace a battery in this one. N6 is a 32-bit only
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by deniska 5y ago
Palm IIIe. Great little device I had as a kid. Sim City, Strategic Commander, some other games. BASIC, Lisp, maybe some other interpreters also? And AvantGo web browser, which primary mode of operation was syncing pages with a desktop compu
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by deniska 5y ago
Sure, but if we're talking about these languages being "socially acceptable" for writing websites, they arrived a bit later to the party than PHP. Granted, it still happened about a decade and a half ago, so I hoped the sarca
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by deniska 5y ago
Shared hosts are still there, and are cheaper and much simpler to use than your average cloud based deployment. Some even support these new hipster programming languages ruby and python.
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by deniska 5y ago
If spinning up a new microservice would be as complicated and expensive, as yeeting fragile scientific equipment to a Lagrange point, you'd see better engineering in the cloud software world.
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by deniska 5y ago
Apache has mod_wsgi, nginx not so much. mod_wsgi is a much less flexible setup when it comes to mixing and matching different python versions
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by deniska 5y ago
Last couple times I started with the word which rhymes with "tennis".

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