hiddendoom45

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by hiddendoom45 2mo ago
There's Turso which is a sqlite rewrite in Rust with some additional features. It's open source so I'd imagine it would be in the training data.
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by hiddendoom45 3mo ago
They did increase the base Ram for mac configurations in late 2024 from 8GB to 16GB. While it wasn't a strict price decrease it was an improvement to the base model. The 24GB m3 air I bought a few months earlier would've been chea
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by hiddendoom45 5mo ago
I've personally had no major issues with syncthing, it just works in the background, the largest folder I have synced is ~6TB and 200k files which is mirroring a backup I have on a large external. One particular issue I've encount
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by hiddendoom45 6mo ago
It looks like that is based on the last recorded speed from flightradar24[1] which was 21kts(24mph). The previous data points were 11kts, and 58 kts(the last point before the track deviates off the runway). I do think it is likely that the
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by hiddendoom45 7mo ago
The memory issue may not necessarily be from bad ram, it can also be due to configuration issues. Or rather it may be fixable with configuration changes. I had memory issues with my PC build which I fixed by reducing the speed to 2800MHZ, w
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by hiddendoom45 8mo ago
I stumbled on the lock page myself when I was experimenting with writing a sqlite vfs. It's been years since I abandoned the project so I don't recall much including why I was using the sqlitePager but I do recall the lockpage bei
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by hiddendoom45 9mo ago
This shouldn't be a race condition, reads were done by taking a RLock() from a mutex in a struct with the map, and defer RUnlock(), writes were similar where a Lock() was taken on the same mutex with a defer Unlock(). All these functio
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by hiddendoom45 9mo ago
That was probably done by fiber[1] the code specifically took the param from it in the function passed to the Get(path string, handlers ...Handler) Router function. c is the *fiber.Ctx passed by fiber to the handler. My code took the string
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by hiddendoom45 9mo ago
I was burnt by the mutability of keys in go maps a few months ago, I'm not sure exactly how go handles it internally but it ended up with the map growing and duplicate keys in the key list when looking at it with a debugger. The footgu
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by hiddendoom45 11mo ago
This is what I got from chatgpt while logged out. Prompt: summarize https://maurycyz.com/misc/the_cost_of_trash/ >I’m sorry, but I couldn’t locate a meaningful, readable article at the URL you provided (the con
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by hiddendoom45 1y ago
I just had deep blue play against stockfish since I wasn't that good at chess.
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by hiddendoom45 1y ago
From my own personal experience with an outline server running on the same IP over 3 years, the GFW consistently ends up blocking it around 3 days after I first connect. Outline does use shadowsocks to obfuscate but I suspect the traffic de
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by hiddendoom45 2y ago
There's also the risk of accidentally hitting the upgrade button and at best losing a few hours to the upgrade or at worst several days as you deal with recovery. Had a recent bad experience when I accidentally pressed upgrade on an ol
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by hiddendoom45 3y ago
For working with remote machines that I need to ssh into I've found mobaXTerm[1] to be a very useful terminal emulator. It has an optional remote monitoring feature that shows the usual stats as a small bar under the active terminal wi
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by hiddendoom45 3y ago
A fork of nitter by PrivacyDevel [0] should still work as it adds the option of using user account tokens to bypass content restricted tweets. [0] https://github.com/PrivacyDevel/nitter
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by hiddendoom45 3y ago
Oddly enough tweets that are age/content restricted do not get the login wall, so while you cannot see the age-restricted tweet, you can still see the replies.
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by hiddendoom45 3y ago
It does appear that their minio instance is the apache version. From the minio allegations the ui in the screenshots matches the pre-AGPL instance that I've kept around which was really just a simple bucket/files manager. I think
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by hiddendoom45 4y ago
No, it was also working with the self-hosted nitter instance I was using which should have almost nothing cached. Double checked with a new tweet posted in this thread.
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by hiddendoom45 4y ago
It does appear that the undocumented api that nitter uses still works and is unblocked by this change as I've been able to access twitter through nitter.
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by hiddendoom45 4y ago
Nitter still works for accessing twitter