miggol

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by miggol 6d ago
A slight limitation of worktrees is that you can only have a branch checked out once in all of your worktrees. I guess that's just how git works. But when I want to checkout a branch that's already checked out in another worktree,
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by miggol 2mo ago
> And wondered if tailscale was doing a bit more magic than tinc is here? Yes, tailscale, rayfish, zerotier and all use an existing network of relays to do nat traversal. Tinc doesn't provide that, but allows you to be completely in
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by miggol 3mo ago
Considering the guideline that QUERY should be idempotent and cacheable, file querying requests come to mind. Reverse image search, for example.
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by miggol 3mo ago
It's the combination of geographical data (maps) linked to its visual representation in the world (footage of structures, roads, landscape features) that is useful. The geographical data already exists in digital maps. And I would exp
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by miggol 5mo ago
From the FAQ: "What is SDF" > While we did initially start out on a single computer in 1987, the > SDF is now a network of 8 64bit enterprise class servers running > NetBSD realising a combined processing power of over
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by miggol 6mo ago
Yeah I read further down in the comments that Aeon and Kalpa have actually diverged quite a bit, the installer might be one of those divergences. How are you liking Kalpa? The main benefit of sleeping to RAM is of course the resume speed, w
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by miggol 6mo ago
Been running Aeon, the Gnome version of Kalpa, on my personal laptop for about six months now. I came from Tumbleweed so the learning curve wasn't steep. Overall the experience has been good! The one major issue I had from the start wa
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by miggol 6mo ago
Wow, it feels like this argument rewired my brain. When I first read about the chardet situation, I was conflicted but largely sided on the legal permissibility side of things. Uncomfortably I couldn't really fault the vibers; I guess
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by miggol 7mo ago
Yes, the entire point is that requiring Google's permission to sideload anything is very bad. The linked post by F-droid additionally points out that even that very bad case is not certain. We shouldn't trust that Google will even
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by miggol 7mo ago
Just wanting to say thanks to the whole team for creating such an inspiring and useful creative tool! I'm most excited to try the perceptual analizer, which was something I found always had disappointing performance in plugins. Which o
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by miggol 8mo ago
No need to be rude. The person above is adding a new insight to the conversation. Vertical integration makes it possible but motivation makes it happen. Where is Samsung's ultra LTS Exynos device?
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by miggol 9mo ago
Good point, considering the nature of floppies I suppose it technically mustn't have been immutable. But I feel like it would have been wise to mount your OS root read-only to prevent yourself from accidentally ruining your (possibly o
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by miggol 9mo ago
I've only used modern immutable Linux (Alpine, MicroOS) and wondered why of all places `/var/` was chosen as the location for rw stuff. It's fun to be reminded that there was of course a time when an immutable OS was the
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by miggol 9mo ago
I think the issue with dependencies is a bit overstated. There's uv for that. And shell scripts have dependencies as well! You're not guaranteed to have bash, jq, and curl on a minimal install. That being said, for real portabilit
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by miggol 9mo ago
> But what actually being banned is accounts, not access. Is this implied, or is this detailed in the law? I can see why this would make sense. So many businesses just have a link to their facebook page as their business website, which y
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by miggol 10mo ago
And what country is that? If you're comfortable sharing. Of course the coin thing somewhat relies on coins of mentionable value being in common circulation, which rules out the US from the start. Here few people still carry coins since
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by miggol 10mo ago
Do people not return carts in your country? I enjoy Cart Narcs but they would have a hard time making content in The Netherlands. We do have small parking lots here, and many carts have a coin deposit mechanism. It's not just that we&#
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by miggol 11mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if astral's next product would be something like this. It's so obvious and there would be much interest from the ML crowd. My current hobby language is janet. Creating a statically linked binary from a
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by miggol 11mo ago
This invites a game where models have variants with slightly differing system prompts. Don't know if they could actually sample from their own output if instructed, but it would allow for iterations on the system prompt to find the bes
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by miggol 11mo ago
I wonder if these will get better over time. Fun idea and I kind of want to join a table. For now at least, some can't even determine which hand they have: > LLAMA bets $170 on Flop > "We have top pair with Tc4d on a flop of
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by miggol 11mo ago
The author dedicates an entire paragraph to how much they trust the Obsidian team. It isn't open source purism, they are warning users that good intentions don't prevent a developer from writing software containing vulnerabilities
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by miggol 1y ago
Love the idea but the thing is, if it's just one file then it's probably easy enough to work that contribution out of the repository. It is quite fun to try and think of ways that this could work though. Perhaps a bot that code-pa
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by miggol 1y ago
Qubes really is the trailblazer in this regard. You can get pretty close with distroboxes on Linux as well. When a project requires a certain Python version a virtualenv suffices. But when you need a specific Python and NPM version then I m
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by miggol 1y ago
Thanks for sharing that link. The categories suggest that this system is mainly used to give priority to certain kinds of vehicles. Public transport and emergency vehicles already had a system to turn lights green, so this seems like an add
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by miggol 1y ago
I have been using an untranslate add-on like this one and have been absolutely loving it. Since YouTube has been AI translating video titles and dubbing contents it has been suggesting foreign videos in users' home feed. The way these
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by miggol 1y ago
I don't want to defend Django here, surely this should be categorized as a bug. But on the other hand, for this situation to come up you have to be the following: - The kind of person to dive into the schema and worry about an unnecess
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by miggol 1y ago
That does make sense: an application server like Gunicorn talks ASGI with the application, but Gunicorn itself speaks plain old HTTP with the outside world (or reverse proxy). No more need for FastCGI inbetween. That is in line with what th
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by miggol 1y ago
Similar protocols like ASGI for Python are still ubiquitous. I assume because they offer separation of concerns and as a result good performance. You would think the separation argument would still hold true for compiled languages, even if
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by miggol 2y ago
On top of this inaccuracy in actual measurements, many fitness tracker brands invent their own metrics. "How did you sleep?" I asked a friend who stayed over, - "I don't know" they replied as they raise their smartw
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by miggol 2y ago
Group stories are great fun and a feature I seriously miss on Whatsapp. They work well from meme chats to family groups. There being a killer feature that Whatsapp users are missing out on won't convince everyone but it sure makes me f

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