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by fbcpck 3mo ago
I think this is conflating opensource-corporate and english-non-english. If you ask american/european/english-speaking developers about coding, it will mostly be about/in the context of corporate environments rather than open
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by fbcpck 3mo ago
Having messed with RPG Maker formats recently, I find this fascinating because it's so much more elegant and nicer looking. Though it seems like it's more suited to fully text based scripts. The format I was messing with was full
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by fbcpck 6mo ago
chording is available only during peace times
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by fbcpck 6mo ago
It is such an annoying behavior; I came up with my own solution too for those interested: https://github.com/FabulousCupcake/disable-airpods-mic
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by fbcpck 8mo ago
I literally could not ssh into several of my servers since last week, and could only do so through my berlin server. Yes, I have to rent a local server to proxy all my home network through it, otherwise it is unreliable or outright does not
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by fbcpck 9mo ago
It is certainly my biggest dislike factor with my stay in Germany, and I'm still struggling to come to terms with it: do I dislike it enough to compel me to move away? is this something I can accept? How much can I influence and improv
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by fbcpck 9mo ago
I don't know how much of that 6 hours build is tangled up in github workflows, but if it's a single contiguous block, you probably could make it near zero by making the self-hosted runner do only the preparation and only the final
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by fbcpck 9mo ago
per minute billing is hard to wrap around the head On my larger organization, we have on average 20 to 30 *active* runners during business hours. Assuming 5 on the off-hours, my napkin math says it comes down to about 10 fully-utilized-runn
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by fbcpck 2y ago
Similar results here (the vibes)! Explains why I it's hard for me to relate with the ongoing twitter / bluesky discussions https://files.catbox.moe/xy927n.png
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by fbcpck 3y ago
Addressing grandparent's comment regarding lack of tab grouping, I'd like to share a custom stylesheet for TST that somewhat tries to tackle this: https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab/discussions/3
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by fbcpck 4y ago
I am actually not familiar with such limitations with storage VPS against webservers. It doesn't seem to be the norm, and I would still search with "Storage VPS" as search keyword in e.g. https://lowendtalk.com . I
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by fbcpck 4y ago
Interesting to find that I'm not the only person doing this! I also just hop to Atom if I need to do something more involved with git I typically do this when tidying up / amending >1 commit at a time (anything I can't do
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by fbcpck 4y ago
Made in Abyss, as a game! Procedurally generated[1] large-scale environment[2] to explore with the prime goal of adventuring downwards, with layers of organic pristine biomes[3], full of unexplainable relics and asymmetrically strong entiti
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by fbcpck 4y ago
Any games that have competitive, collaborative multiplayer aspect I think! Especially Google Spreadsheets ; perhaps not math/computation-heavy like EVE, but it's one of the best tools to organize data in a collaborative manner on
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by fbcpck 5y ago
On the topic of drying rack: I bought this ceiling-mounted drying rack[1] and it's been fantastic. I live in an apartment with high ceilings (upwards 3 meters), so it worked out really well. It saves up the space a standard drying rack
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by fbcpck 5y ago
Spotlight is also amazing, but like Preview I suppose it doesn't count as a hidden gem. Finder's column view is also excellent. I think it's the best way to navigate the filesystem through GUI; the way it displays nested di
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by fbcpck 5y ago
I observed something related to what you've said. In some casual/private Discord channels I frequent, there's usually a couple emojis that gets used a lot, that on its own have none or extremely ambiguous meaning. For most of
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by fbcpck 5y ago
This comes back to your (or my) definition of science. To me it's just about furthering knowledge through provable explanations. Is it more efficient if you collaborate with other people with the same goal (e.g. Academia)? Yes. Is it a
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by fbcpck 5y ago
We encountered the same issue, but it seems to be only for projects at user/organization level. What we do to work around this is to create a new repository used solely for projects. By doing so, you can create and put the issues in th
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by fbcpck 5y ago
Somewhat relevant: the default sed that ships on all macos is freebsd sed. The basic featureset and syntax is about the same, but the more advanced parameters and features have different syntax (or not implemented) when compared to gnu sed.
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by fbcpck 5y ago
> its performance leaves a lot to be desired I'm not sure what you're talking about; this may be the case several times in the past, but you should check again because this is a thing that constantly changes. Firefox performa
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by fbcpck 5y ago
This is true, but sometimes it's not possible or awkward to do. I find myself writing such separator comment blocks in userscripts quite a bit; and stylesheets where I do not have any tooling attached to it (e.g. mediawiki css).
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by fbcpck 5y ago
Looks like something that can be solved by moving the task to background with [web workers][0]. [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Workers...
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Monitoring power use with temperature sensors(youtube.com)
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by fbcpck 5y ago
> Immigration doesn't imply permanency. Indeed, most migrants don't aim for permanent residency. I believe you're confusing immigration [0] and migration [1]. The former aims for permanent residency or naturalization, th
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by fbcpck 5y ago
I’ve been using tewi for almost a decade now: https://github.com/lucy/tewi-font
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by fbcpck 5y ago
Wow I can't believe I just realized why Bad Apple is used for this, 2-3 hours after reading the article…
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by fbcpck 5y ago
If you'd like it in video format, [this one][1] explains it in layman terms quite well and covers possible ways to mitigate the ssd endurance problem, as well as expected profit rates with the right "commodity" hardwares. [1]
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by fbcpck 5y ago
> The point of Bitcoin is that the world's governments have weaponized money. This. I like to think it as a monopoly game where a player has a cheat code to practically print infinite amount of money. Bitcoin solves this problem; un
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by fbcpck 5y ago
Interesting. In Indonesian the same pattern exists too: memutuskan (to decide) and keputusan (decision) is based on putus (cut off).

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