masukomi

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by masukomi 2y ago
instead of dealing with folding and glue and such you could 3d print a custom case that was really thin, but had a wider "frame" around it that held it in place in the letter. Could fit a bunch on a single print bed, especially if
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by masukomi 3y ago
this is how CDNs make their money. They replicate popular content close to the users. They generally do that WITHOUT giving anyone hardware, but by renting hardware in smaller areas, and setting up their own data centers in popular areas. s
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by masukomi 3y ago
You know there aren't ads if you actually pay for it right? I agree the ads are obnoxious, but hosting YouTube is incredibly expensive, and online ads are incredibly cheap so... Even if they _weren't_ being greedy there would need
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by masukomi 3y ago
another alternative: RapidAPI https://rapidapi.com/ it's a good api client, and it's free for individual use and they have some sort of nifty marketplace integration catalog...thing with remote API servers that ma
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by masukomi 3y ago
thanks.
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by masukomi 3y ago
it should be noted that european developer salaries are SIGNIFICANTLY lower than US ones. US dev salaries have been completely skewed by stupid levels of VC money. European ones not so much.
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by masukomi 3y ago
I agree, but in this particular case i have to ask... how many companies are actually USING Krita? My impression is that the vast majority of places that need software like that use Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, or Affinity Photo/D
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by masukomi 3y ago
biggest pro: elixir is built on erlang. Erlang was made to have incredible multithread performance distributing messages on computers from decades ago. All those scaling problems Mastodon admins complain about? 99% of wouldn't exist if
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by masukomi 3y ago
are you asking if its a crime to read information they've publicly broadcast? Because if that's a crime we're screwed because then it's illegal to read, or listen.
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by masukomi 3y ago
This entire article is based on a false understanding of US labeling > "It’s true that it’s difficult, if not impossible, to find mutton" This is false. It is difficult, if not impossible, to find something LABELED as mutton. H
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by masukomi 3y ago
this is very cool, but...where does one get the data to visualize? Is there a standard for flamegraph data structures? There appears to be zero documentation on what it needs as input.
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by masukomi 3y ago
on the one hand, yay. Tabs have made learning guitar stuff incredibly accessible, and dealing with the separate hands of the piano and separate clefs is a PITA. On the other hand... ugh. We've successfully churned out generations of mu
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by masukomi 3y ago
Dear Geeks with interesting things to say on your blog: Please, for sake of the people you want to hear your words. DO NOT USE A SANS SERIF MONOSPACED FONT FOR ANYTHING BUT CODE. I get it. We stare at text (code) formatted in this kind of f
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by masukomi 3y ago
> because they're unwilling to address the fact that the corporation they work for and the ceaseless chase of "social media platforms" drives this behavior more than the imagined "Marl's" of the world ever d
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by masukomi 3y ago
... for a project done by a bunch of volunteers and young students likely having fun making little graphics without compensation, and with a name that involves a casual shortening of the key term ..... you expected "professionalism&quo
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by masukomi 3y ago
75 people have (presumably) told their current employers that they're quitting, and moving to somewhere they believe is "better". They are about to have no income, and no health insurance, in a fucking difficult job market wh
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by masukomi 3y ago
and by "executive chairman of the board" you mean "guy who got paid $$$ to sit around and ignore everything that was going on" of course.
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by masukomi 3y ago
cool. alas, i've got all .zip domains blocked because the vast majority of them are used by malware people trying to trick someone into "downloading a zip file" (this was so predictable)
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by masukomi 3y ago
wouldn't that depend entirely on which group its request got put in, which would be something it would have no control over?
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by masukomi 3y ago
Here's a multi-platform open source app that does the same thing but uses vosk instead of whisper. https://github.com/bugbakery/audapolis
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by masukomi 3y ago
I was curious how big it was. It's 14,801 lines of C and 640 lines of C Headers, with 4,722 and 589 lines of comments respectively. There's also 285 lines of assembly.
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by masukomi 3y ago
You have an accessibility issue involving large fonts that makes the pricing impossible to see. To replicate set your font size to 20 and minimum font size to 18. Should have the same effect in both FF and Chrome. Note that that's not
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by masukomi 3y ago
no. because one of the key aspects of it is that every client can interpret the content in whatever way the user prefers. Also the restrictions. Gemini is _incredible_ for accessibility, because there's no disconnect between what'
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by masukomi 3y ago
let me translate: I have keybindings which i'm comfortable with. Vim has different ones. It requires work and retraining to change? What keybindings do you use in VSCode to delete to the next slash? In vim I type d t / "delet
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by masukomi 3y ago
it'd be really nifty if this site provided ANY info whatsoever as to what it did / was for.
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by masukomi 3y ago
i always have a large pile of temp files and such that should never be committed but it's never been a problem because i never use `git add .` i use `git add -u` which is "only add things that are already being tracked" there
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by masukomi 3y ago
tell git to treat it as if it's unchanged i have these 2 aliases assume = update-index --skip-worktree unassume = update-index --no-skip-worktree "assume" as in "assume it's unchanged / not wanted" which l
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by masukomi 3y ago
if you think those aren't receiving maintenance you're not paying attention or are ignorant as to how hard it is to keep a complex app compiling as operating systems move forward. Not receiving new features is VERY different from
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by masukomi 3y ago
I've said it elsewhere but folks need to use Firefox, because if everyone stops there'll be no-one with a voice to stand up to Google's BS because they OWN chrome and can do whatever they want with it. Not saying it's pe
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by masukomi 3y ago
try Kagi ( kagi.com/ ) . SO answers are almost always the first ones for my geeky questions (as they should be in most cases), and it also extracts and displays the official answer to the question that best matched your search.

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