elitepleb

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by elitepleb 2mo ago
excited to see a work of zutty lineage, it's a massively underrated terminal, but please clank something meaner and leaner that an agent can manage to get built in less than 128k tokens, x11 would be appreciated too
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by elitepleb 3mo ago
https://github.com/pizlonator/fil-c/blob/deluge/libpas/src/l...
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by elitepleb 4mo ago
this plead somehow hits all the wrong notes and reinforces why they're in this situation to begin with, i still hope the author finds their footing, but it won't come without some soul searching
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by elitepleb 7mo ago
that's easy with https://hexdocs.pm/pythonx/Pythonx.html and https://hexdocs.pm/lua/Lua.html and works well too
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by elitepleb 8mo ago
it has a feature to output such files, see https://github.com/xmake-io/xmake?tab=readme-ov-file#generat...
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by elitepleb 8mo ago
the command file generator is usually last to blame for a slow compile, making it output a cmake/ninja/make project would not speed up a poorly structured compilation tree at all
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by elitepleb 11mo ago
consider versitygw or s3proxy
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by elitepleb 11mo ago
frankly it's a miracle any of them scaled at all, such popularity mostly comes down to an arbitrary choice made decades ago by a lucky vendor instead of some grand overarching design
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by elitepleb 1y ago
Any of them will work just as well, but only with many datacenters worth of drives, which very few deployments can target. It's the classic horizontal/vertical scaling trade off, that's why flash tends to be more space/c
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by elitepleb 1y ago
citation needed
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by elitepleb 1y ago
a simple proof of the opposite is that no one's yet to exploit any of the untaken ranges that way
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by elitepleb 1y ago
queued messages stay around in the mailboxes, so no state is lost, but don't get migrated/transformed/versioned via the appup mechanism, unless you opt back into it via libraries for it like https://github.com&#x2F
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by elitepleb 1y ago
Elixir removed a jankier https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/sasl/appup.html mechanism that defined how state is upgraded or downgraded, while watching a directory and recompiling a module automatically or manual
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by elitepleb 1y ago
This Nil is not a Null, and is only used as a sentinel value to return an error value. And unlike lua, indexing into an unasigned value will not return nil, but throw an exception like index_error.
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by elitepleb 1y ago
Running arbitrary user code in IOT systems safely like https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Berry/#rules It's still receiving maintenance from contributors, but these sort projects reach a stable maturity and stay
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by elitepleb 1y ago
There's fewer games to vote on every year, as conglomerates like Microsoft out vote your wallet a billion times over every time they buy a game studio to embrace, extend and then extinguish.
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by elitepleb 1y ago
similar to http://www.iq0.com/duffgram/com.html
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by elitepleb 1y ago
DNT: AI
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For-Profit (Creative) Software [video](youtube.com)
3 points by elitepleb 1y ago|0 comments
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by elitepleb 2y ago
Debian would compile dependencies with versions lower than specified in the project, reintroducing bugs that users would blame upstream for, https://www.phoronix.com/news/Debian-Orphans-Bcachefs-Tools
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by elitepleb 2y ago
reminds me of https://adnauseam.io/ 's clicked ad view https://adnauseam.io/img/adnauseam_vault.png
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by elitepleb 2y ago
https://github.com/kaueraal/run_scaled
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by elitepleb 2y ago
this runs caddy (another famous reverse proxy) for you
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Exodus: Run TempleOS in User Space on Linux, FreeBSD and Windows(github.com)
7 points by elitepleb 3y ago|0 comments
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by elitepleb 3y ago
not too dissimilar an idea from Tom Duff's com executable https://web.archive.org/web/20210204050841/http://www.iq0.co...
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by elitepleb 3y ago
using Qualcomm for wifi6 is mainly the reason why, their SDK is very picky, and kept out of tree on purpose
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by elitepleb 3y ago
and https://maddy.email/ is built with a similar spirit
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by elitepleb 3y ago
A/B updates as implemented in android, https://bootlin.com/pub/conferences/2022/elce/opdenacker-imp...
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by elitepleb 3y ago
>it should be able to do that job just fine even if you keep throwing lots of packets at it, right? there's circumvention techniques that abuse the fact that they can't: https://upb-syssec.github.io/blog/20
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by elitepleb 3y ago
it's main use is in censorship resistant proxies, where the network at large does not have a good quadrant. https://hysteria.network/

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