steinuil

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My skinner box It was made for me(sgt.hootr.club)
10 points by steinuil 1mo ago|2 comments
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by steinuil 2mo ago
Exactly. The previous install of the system had no swap at all so enabling zram is an improvement.
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by steinuil 2mo ago
> If i'm reading this correctly, can run Immich from a Raspberry Pi 4? That's pretty cool. Yes! It runs completely fine on a Pi, except for the machine learning service. The good news is that you can run that service on a separ
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by steinuil 2mo ago
Yeah that's more or less my goal for the setup in the post... I didn't have much time to investigate what else I could move off of the SD card but I suspect there's a few other things I could do. NixOS makes it super easy too
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The death and rebirth of my home server(sgt.hootr.club)
145 points by steinuil 2mo ago|113 comments
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Building small Docker images faster(sgt.hootr.club)
73 points by steinuil 9mo ago|27 comments
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by steinuil 10mo ago
Glad you enjoyed it :) I have taken a (short) look at KOReader and saw that there's an instructions page on its wiki on how to install it on the rM2; it still uses rm2fb but it suggests using timower's version, which works on newe
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by steinuil 1y ago
Hey buddy I think you got the wrong door, the rock shelter's two blocks down.
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by steinuil 1y ago
Bluesky lets you select the language your post is written in before posting it and it is attached as metadata to the skeet. I guess the backend for this only searches posts in English, but it's possible the dataset is not 100% accurate
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by steinuil 1y ago
Portuguese too. Most words related to christianity (and a few others too, like カボチャ or ボタン) were introduced in the 15th century by portuguese jesuits. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Japanese_words_of_Po...
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by steinuil 1y ago
Later the AI claims it can't run unit tests without overwriting the production database. This whole thread is hilarious. https://x.com/jasonlk/status/1946641193644798118
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by steinuil 1y ago
Turns out I managed to use almost all of these during a refactor of a project at work, even metaclasses... (Metaclass usage is justified in my case: we have a sort of language evaluator and using a metaclass lets us define function argument
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by steinuil 1y ago
Some points about the introduction, but otherwise this seems like an interesting collection of (slightly deranged?) patterns in C. > The truth is that any reasonably complicated software system created by humans will have bugs, regardle
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by steinuil 2y ago
I spent a good while looking at the image on my phone trying to spot what the author was talking about, but ironically the comparison image itself is compressed (not using a NN ;) ) and that obscures the artifacts you're supposed to be
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by steinuil 2y ago
Sounds like you'd enjoy using JJ! It looks to me that you have this workflow to work around git's poor tooling for manipulating local commits before pushing. JJ makes that very easy! Forgot to add something to a previous commit? R
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by steinuil 2y ago
> but to have a good GitHub alternative. JJ doesn't currently have a "native" repository format (or rather, it's in development and not ready for general usage), so right now a JJ forge wouldn't look too differen
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by steinuil 2y ago
The usual arguments against systemd border on religious drivel. I've seen the talk and while I very much value the work that the speaker has done I did not appreciate that the reasons for doing this are the usual vitriolic cat-v talkin
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by steinuil 2y ago
> The leaf functions come first, and the global interface functions are last. To me that is backwards. I prefer code written in a topological order for a number of reasons: - It mirrors how you write code within a function. - It&#x27
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by steinuil 2y ago
https://archive.is/8tYYn
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by steinuil 2y ago
Breaking: Web3 devs reach sentience before AI.
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by steinuil 2y ago
I was expecting the post to go into using the JRuby API to run the scripts rather than shelling out to a binary and was left a little disappointed. Still, it looks like a nice way to get everything running quickly.
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by steinuil 2y ago
I don't understand which part of this requires the team to "sacrifice the ‘L’ and ‘B’ from Work-Life-Balance". If you want to encourage your team to re-evaluate their decisions and tackle big problems maybe you should build a
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by steinuil 2y ago
I know, I've used jsdoc type hints and I don't like them very much. They're verbose, types and names are the wrong way around, there's about two or three different syntaxes for defining any one thing, you don't get
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by steinuil 2y ago
Python actually has a good typed ecosystem these days, and unlike JS -> TS you don't have to add a compilation step to benefit from it: you just have to enable type checking in your IDE. JS is in a different spot where to benefit fr
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by steinuil 2y ago
Types give you much more than just getting an error early when you call the wrong method on an object or pass a string where you needed a number. Once you have written down the shape of the data flowing through your program in a way that a
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by steinuil 2y ago
FYI, you can turn this off by adding "Defaults lecture = never" to /etc/sudoers. In Nix: { security.sudo.extraConfig = '' Defaults lecture = never ''; } Or you could a
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by steinuil 2y ago
I've written a lot of OCaml and I always thought `let .. and .. in` indicated that the definitions were mutually recursive and that you could refer to y in x, like in `let rec .. and` or `type .. and`! That's surprising.
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by steinuil 2y ago
The engineers who wrote the High C compiler must have been able to read and write english well enough to have read documentation and source code for existing compilers, and I would imagine that this book was written by the creators of the l
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by steinuil 2y ago
To be fair, you can barely view any post while unauthenticated these days. Sometimes I click on a link to a tweet on my work laptop (where I'm not authenticated) and I get immediately assaulted by several pop-ups and cookie bars and re
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by steinuil 2y ago
I don't think this is that critical; if you stay there long enough and regularly go to refill your drink or come back the next day and make a beeline for the drink machine I think the staff would notice something's off.

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