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by projct 2mo ago
This is super slimy. What the code actually does is reproduce the exact same problems existing solutions have and claim it solves them. There is so much wrong with this I don't even know where to start. Maybe here, with a restated vers
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by projct 3mo ago
LiveView is perfect for that. one of the easiest to understand demos of it is actually something just like that. that said liveview is capable of 60fps server-rendered animation, so it's definitely not just for speeding up page loads.
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by projct 3mo ago
I get annoyed that existing tools have limitations so I fix them or build my own: - I didn't like that I can't use my newsreader on my laptop and my phone as easily so I built https://github.com/mjc/nntp-proxy
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by projct 4mo ago
Thanks for noticing this! I'm the author. It's supposed to wire into a phoenix app easily and give you lots of flexibility for how to handle what the client is doing - doesn't have to land on s3, you could pipe your files int
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by projct 5mo ago
This is a confusing thing to say, can you explain?
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by projct 3y ago
LiquidPiston addressed both of those issues.
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by projct 4y ago
> having to map my structured data into tables and rows and joins and schemas and primary keys You don't have to. You can just use JSONB.
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by projct 5y ago
Snopes: > While the sheriff's department said protesters at one point blocked entrances and exits at the hospital, no videos or photos confirmed that was the case. [snip, most of the article about the shooting itself] > Rather, v
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by projct 5y ago
Covid killed 3895 people yesterday, with a 7 day average of almost a 9/11 of people every single day this past week.
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by projct 5y ago
That's absurd. Spotify is not the only place you can publish a podcast.
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by projct 5y ago
I'm curious if you've found any GUI frameworks for any OS, in any language, that have ripped out all their legacy code and/or the design tradeoffs and hacks their legacy code required.
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by projct 5y ago
Add a little line noise for the average 30-70y/o house wiring and you get 43 hours for 33.6 or 50 hours for 28.8. It took running a brand new line in order for me to get 56k. So, the parent comment is accurate. It was absolutely prohi
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by projct 5y ago
There's a proxy polyfill. And if you really wanted there's at least one pcre2 wasm build you could wrap to make a polyfill, lol. Barely anyone uses lookahead/lookbehind even in pcre, though.
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by projct 5y ago
The key leak could just as easily be incompetence. Accidentally committed to git, or in their travis setup in such a way as to be easily obtainable, or a bunch of other options. High effort for high reward like this is not surprising but i
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by projct 5y ago
Blaster was a worm (self-transmitting and replicating without user interaction.) I was in IT when it came out. XP SP2 had the firewall enabled by default in 2001, which blocked incoming SMB protocol requests and other related ports by defau
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by projct 5y ago
We had a big hullabaloo about this in 2005 when Sony put a rootkit on audio CDs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...
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by projct 5y ago
This is the most common slowdown I've seen in rails before. strict_loading mode can help, as can the bullet gem. That said, it is also quite slow when you actually do need requests per second or rows per second, but the usual thing is
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by projct 5y ago
What? You can turn on percentage in the menu bar, and there's several different usage graphs in multiple places. If you want the actual milliamp-hours, load cycles, battery temperature, age, or even battery serial number, there's
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by projct 5y ago
Docker is currently using qemu for x86-64 to arm translation so when I use it with an x86-64 container I only get 2-3 hours out of it, and the performance is atrocious bc of how slow qemu is. With arm64 containers I tend to get 5-8 hours e
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by projct 6y ago
this is like saying gasoline is bad because napalm.
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by projct 6y ago
I have no interest in defending this woman. However, it appears that onions are a home remedy for being tear gassed or experiencing other chemical irritants. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/elizabeth-knoxville-onion-.
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Memory-Safety Challenge Considered Solved? An In-Depth Study with All Rust CVEs(arxiv.org)
3 points by projct 6y ago|0 comments
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by projct 6y ago
"Your car does not have a roll cage" No but the crash structures are one of the areas where we are absolutely trying to recreate the effect of a rollcage without the weight. The weight putting constraints on fuel efficiency is th
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by projct 6y ago
If you get rid of unwrap and use `if let` and `match`, this code will clean up nicely. If the code is supposed to be maintainable, you could also make something like a FromRegex trait for Input. It would be a good idea to try exercism&#x27
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by projct 6y ago
On ZFS you can have multiple vdevs of different sizes in the same pool, and you can also set copies=N to have multiple copies of the data available for extra redundancy. You can't unfortunately tell it that different disks have differe
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by projct 6y ago
Ubuntu, Proxmox, Manjaro all have root on ZFS via the installer and there are others that I don't remember offhand.
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by projct 6y ago
> Aggressive pain management led to opioid epidemic This isn't what I got from staying informed on that epidemic, so I'm curious where you got this from. My impression is the Sacklers lied intensely about Oxycontin, and those
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by projct 6y ago
Sort of. Mixed brand has a lot of bugs, and the different ways you'd hook up more than 4 cards have a lot of drawbacks so you would have to plan this carefully. It would be easier and more flexible to get a 4 slot board for the AMD GPU
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by projct 6y ago
The bible out of schools thing is from 1963, Abington School District v. Schempp.
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by projct 6y ago
I would bet that most libraries chrome uses for file format parsing would not lose any performance at all if rewritten in rust.

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