naranha

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by naranha 3mo ago
It would be interesting to know if the same is true for Intel/AMD. I have one NVIDIA PC and the desktop - not even Games - feels very sluggish on GNOME - I haven't tried KDE yet. On the contrary, my AMD gaming rig subjectively fee
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by naranha 6mo ago
The only interface that works for me efficiently with LLMs is the chatbot interface. I rather copy and paste snippets into the chat box than have IDEs and other tools guess what I might want to ask AI. The first thing I do with these integr
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by naranha 1y ago
It's still common in IT departments to enter the domain administrator password to join a computer to a domain or install software on a client machine. This seems insane to me, you can just fake the windows gui in a Fullscreen applicati
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by naranha 2y ago
Now do one with ECC!
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by naranha 2y ago
If the browser has 1080 vertical pixels, the scrollbars has max say 1000 possible positions. According to my napkin math* if you scroll over 100 uuids per second it would take up to ~1.7 septillion or ~1 700 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 year
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by naranha 2y ago
Not OP, but I have converted a couple of projects from knex to kysely recently. With Typescript kysely is much better. With kysely-codegen you can generate typescript types for a pre existing schema too.
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by naranha 2y ago
Stuff becomes legacy not because of the language, but because of outdated libraries or frameworks or unavailable/uninterested developers. For me PHP is legacy, because I refused to work on PHP codebases, except I find someone who'
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by naranha 2y ago
At least couchdb is also append only with vacuum. So it's maybe not completely outdated.
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by naranha 2y ago
I build an internal project using CouchDB2 as a backend in 2017 and it's still used today. CouchDB definitely surpassed my expectations in what has been possible to do with it. Its biggest advantages are that data sync is effortless an
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by naranha 2y ago
uuidv7 will be supported in PostgreSQL 17, at which point generation should be as fast as uuidv4, or if you implement it in pgsql now it will be as fast as the proposed ULID algorithm. Insert performance could be even better, iirc for BTree
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by naranha 3y ago
idk, when I want productivity I go with nodejs these days. lodash for some quick data crunching and pg or mariadb for db access using promises simply beats native php functions. with express you can spawn a http server in under 10 lines, wh
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by naranha 3y ago
In the graphics benchmarks it performs mostly worse than the 5600g/5700g. That's pretty disappointing 3 years later.
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by naranha 3y ago
Does this stay compatible with the old uuid column type, as uuidv7() uses the same 128 bit format as gen_random_uuid()? That would mean it's easy to update old apps, as we would only have to change the default value for the columns.
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by naranha 3y ago
Awesome, this might be just what I needed! I need to run vscode and it seems to be possible if you launch it with --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland . I'll play around with it the next days, thanks!
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by naranha 3y ago
Remote desktop is not quite there yet it feels. It's the only reason to still use X imho.
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by naranha 3y ago
Thanks for the statistics, that's interesting. It can also be misleading, from what I could find, less than 10% of traffic deaths occur on motorways vs. rural/city roads and motorway deaths have actually been decreasing in France
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by naranha 3y ago
I'd take the French highway over the Autobahn any day. Yes it costs money, but people are driving in a much more civilized manner and they are well maintained.
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by naranha 3y ago
I did similar trips through Germany when I was just old enough to drive. One time I was driving 200 in the left lane and a truck changed lanes just in front of me, because the driver didn't expect me to drive this fast. I had to do an
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by naranha 3y ago
I guess it's fine as long as it isn't running in untrusted durectories. I'd take downloads out and documents in by default.
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by naranha 3y ago
Thanks, I disabled it! I'm on the A52. I use the double tap feature often enough, but I guess I can live with the lack of convenience, thanks ;)
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by naranha 3y ago
Well I have to now, because the screen also stopped working 90% of the time, except when I put it in the freezer for 15 minutes. Just 2 months that the phone is conveniently out of warranty. I guess it's the last Samsung Phone I'l
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by naranha 3y ago
There is a large button underneath the number pad where you enter your PIN and it says Emergency Call. It works even when the SIM is still locked.
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by naranha 3y ago
No, I can't turn it off and it was always from a locked screen, I think it's a legal requirement in the EU. I now keep my phone always with the screen turned away from my leg in my pocket and that seems to prevent it well enough,
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by naranha 3y ago
They are so lucky. My Samsung Phone already called 911 several times, while I had it in my pocket. And every time I have to explain why. I guess I'll get a Pixel next time.
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by naranha 3y ago
For my lazy self it would be nice to have a gif of how it looks without having to run it on my machine.
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by naranha 3y ago
Sorry I meant to write protection against data corruption (checksums)
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by naranha 3y ago
- ZFS with data loss protection - Ceph with data loss protection - Any filesystem on linux-md without data loss protection, BTRFS on linux-md on synology
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by naranha 3y ago
This article shows that it pays off to diversify. Invest in all low carbon tech. -isms, be it pro- or anti-nuclearism get us nowhere and poison the public debate.
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by naranha 3y ago
Not really, rich people don't care about carbon taxes.
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by naranha 3y ago
I got down-voted heavily on reddit for this idea, but I still think it's genius: Everybody gets a card with their yearly CO2 budget stored on it. For filling up your car at a gas station, but also for consuming electricity, taking a pl

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