kajika91

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by kajika91 24d ago
This is very interesting and could be very helpful for A/B testing or comparing outputs/speed between 2 branches. I already know a place I want to use this.
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by kajika91 28d ago
Not that I like go at all but because of it my C++ is starting to look like it as I am returning tuples of [result, error]. I try to avoid exceptions, is there any better ways? (Variant looks a bit more complicated but could be a totally OK
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by kajika91 2mo ago
> Check out the OLMo family from the Allen Institute for AI: https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3 Is this a joke of just blatant publicity for this Billionaire "philanthropist"? This olmo uses random data of tot
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by kajika91 2mo ago
Glad to see people trying to talk sense in this community but the AI chill here is very strong. Reminds me of the proud "we should go back to our military-industrial root". Also funny how it's always about "the smartest
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by kajika91 6mo ago
I am surprise there is no mention of Librewolf here. The differences of Librewolf and Waterfox is pretty hard to grasp, I am digging a little bit but so far I guess I would say using any of them is still way better than the main alternative
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by kajika91 8mo ago
Yes we should run URL-unaware manager, but nearly no one understand security, especially in browser. Let's see the permission asked for the #1 manager in firefox (Authenticator): Input data to the clipboard Access your data for s
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by kajika91 10mo ago
Following leader's GUI is not a choice, I feel like you never did such endeavor as building an alternative to a well-known software in it's way to enshitification : people will ask and complain if the alternative is too far from t
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by kajika91 10mo ago
I also have an older Odroid HC4, it's been years it is running smoothly and not only I cannot use 1000$ for a NAS as the current post implied but the power consumption seems crazy to me for a mere disk-over-network usage (using a 500W
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by kajika91 10mo ago
This is a very good move, using more open technology benefits everyone in the long run. Aside from the bitter words against Github (and I read comments here forgetting about the very real consequences with people lives like collaboration wi
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by kajika91 10mo ago
I'll take the almonds any day.
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by kajika91 1y ago
I'm using my self-hosted forgejo. I don't see any benefit of git-annex over LFS so far, I'm not even sure I could setup annex as easily. Digging a little bit I found that git-annex is coded in haskell (not a fan) and seems to
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by kajika91 1y ago
Couldn't we have a function to return the data like this? pub const SinglyLinkedList(comptime T: type) type { return struct { first: ?*Node = null, pub const Node = struct { next: ?*Node = null, };
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by kajika91 2y ago
I find the "why" points not appealing to me (maybe I know my way around git too much), but one: "Partial clones Commutation makes it possible to clone only a small subset of a repository: indeed, one can only apply the change
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by kajika91 2y ago
Thanks for the heads up, there are indeed incredibly bad things in that project as linked by the top comment (with the simple word "bruh...") : https://github.com/crazywolf132/evo/blob/15d2ec6e821ef2
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by kajika91 2y ago
it's been several years now that for me this is all tldr : twitter link didn't read.
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by kajika91 2y ago
I'm not good with names and forgot who he was. I think the website should have given a short reminder. He is a famous activist behind the Creative Commons. Died too young in 2013 at the age of 26. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&
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by kajika91 2y ago
Was looking at who is the author and saw "Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner]" in the LICENCE ( https://github.com/RikkaApps/Shizuku/blob/master/LICENSE#L19... ) Is this still valid? If no
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by kajika91 2y ago
I agree about the distinction you made from the human perspective and you put it well. I have always hated YAML, and still to this day, because I cannot write a yaml file, the indentation makes no sense to me and the list syntax is black ma
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by kajika91 2y ago
What? You read the articles?
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by kajika91 2y ago
Greeted with a sword picture (ascii), glorifying Sparta (what is this "Established 650 BC"?), not utf-8 but only "us-ascii". This doesn't smell good vibes to me. Sorry but pass.
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by kajika91 2y ago
No pipe (and I mean in parallel too) no love for me. Nice calling syntax though.
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by kajika91 3y ago
KDE Connect has been around for at least 5 years : https://apps.kde.org/kdeconnect/ . It is quiet amazing and does way more than only file transfert : clipboard sharing, multimedia control, ping, messages, remote keybo
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by kajika91 3y ago
I think fail2ban should never be used to directly add rules with iptable. This will get the iptable too bloated and each additional rule hurts performance. There are benchmark about that. A solution is to use ipset and have fail2ban adding&
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by kajika91 4y ago
My opinion on this : * Web with python : yes, make sense, python is very friendly it's kind of the closest to no-code we can do * No benchmark : ouch, no way I am touching this without knowing, at least in the big picture, what to exp
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by kajika91 4y ago
I prefer looking at benchmarks : https://towardsdatascience.com/the-best-format-to-save-panda... I have used Arrow and even made my humble contribution to the Go binding but I don't like pretending it is so much better
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by kajika91 4y ago
Wow, this is actually nice to spot all the worst company/brand/product on the market. I wonder if they are in talk with EA for some red edition of games and loot boxes. The idea wasn't bad, I don't get how they choose th
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by kajika91 4y ago
Thanks, same here, it rings a bell but I was unsure.
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by kajika91 4y ago
Trust, we prevent DDOS with a trust system between nodes. But this would put Cloudflare out of business so...
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by kajika91 5y ago
I heard about this topic from the excellent youtube channel 'Engineering with Rosie' some months ago : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuQLJIqFjkk If you are interesting about energy and environment I think this c