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MawKKe

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About MawKKe

Programming enthusiast. Electronics hobbyist.

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https://www.reddit.com/user/MawKKe

https://twitter.com/MawKKe (Although I don't use it..)

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49061119

    Well, that's the danger of using software without version pinning. Also, usually tools like Ruff can be configured to enable/disable project-specific formatting rules (via a config…

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    Comment #49060230

    Sounds like the issue is not the tools themselves, but that the project management / stewardship allows someone to replace tools willy-nilly leaving others to pay the cost of migra…

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    Comment #48760026

    This might be nvidia driver thing, I've had similar soft-bricking happen on ubuntu as well

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    Comment #48029997

    FYI you can add description text to a photo in the (default) Photos app. Just swipe up and there should be a text box. You can (usually) find a photos based on what you've written

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    Comment #46849784

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co-channel_interference One could argue that "interference" is not entirely a objective technical definition, but also subjective w.r.t quality of the…

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    Comment #44739622

    Similar thing happened (to me) with Hackaday around 2010-2011. I used to check it almost daily, and then never again after the major re-design.

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    Comment #43867903

    There's also `std.fmt.allocPrint()` which functions similarly to `format!()`. Although I'd argue its rather poorly named, like many of the functions in the stdlib... For wanting to…

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    Comment #43842871

    Was the need for optimization work something that was on your mind the whole time? Like a nagging feeling in the back of the head that the code is not working as well as it _should…

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    Comment #43680579

    Isn't the new one also horribly type-unsafe? Since you can put (parent) objects of any kind into the list without any mechanism to detect which is which?

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    Comment #43508417

    Zig builds a statically linked library called "cgo_static_linking" from Zig sources. Zig places the artifact into "./zig-out/lib/cgo_static_linking.a" (or maybe some other extensio…

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    Comment #43497253

    numpy as well. and tensorflow

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    Comment #42903611

    Quick glance of zstd github repo shows they do provide CMake build scripts?

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    Comment #42870400

    I mean, it's possible that at some point evolution produced such nuclear reactored individual, but who got "naturally selected" rather quickly for obvious reasons

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    Comment #42570266

    VScode devcontainer can build from existing Dockerfile. You can develop the project image as usual, and then reference the Dockerfile from devcontainer.json. This means you can bui…

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    Comment #41218868

    If you think about it, a CLI argument parser takes in a sequence of tokens and transforms the information into some kind of internal repsentation, which is then later interpreted. …

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    Comment #41156858

    IMO that's the typical experience with many of the features in modern C++ standards. You read about a really neat useful thing they added, something that seems to provide a safe an…

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    Comment #41037131

    Embrace, extend, ...

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    Comment #40284401

    Create value for shareholders vs. create value for customers

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    Comment #40167532

    Don't give people ideas https://gist.github.com/MawKKe/1fafc1f4a5eb79ed654cf0567c284...

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    Comment #40146845

    it always takes just one a-hole to ruin it for everyone else

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    Comment #39978803

    Reminds me of what it sounds like to tune an old FM radio

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    Comment #39877656

    related to recent events? https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1brhlur/xz_utils_bac...

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    Comment #39301158

    > I’ve done this before, but this time I made it a little simpler for me to do it again: everything in one Rust program rather than clunky scripts. Warms my heart

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    Comment #39228723

    Next up: self-sealing stem bolts

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    Comment #39149401

    The traditional(?) version of that tool[1] could also maybe work if you are allowed to make a loop of the wires for twisting. The tool itself is just a hook on a angled axle that r…