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cetra3

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    Comment #48571405

    It just looks like stdx has copied stuff from crates and put it in a git repo. It feels like this is worse than a package manager? As in why would I trust a random git repo to keep…

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    Comment #48017609

    In pretty much every bit of code I've written both professionally and leisurely I have always used tokio. However, there are reasons why you might not want to use it: - You don't n…

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    Comment #47089395

    Isn't your password manager a single point of failure?

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    Comment #46805334

    Yeah would love this for logfire

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    Comment #46460604

    Yes it is, page 29 of that PDF lists it: - Sony WH-1000XM4

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    Comment #46120883

    UDP and TCP are Layer 3 protocols, and so is ICMP. They all fill the same bits within network packets, like at the same level. So sending an ICMP packet (protocol 1) is not the sam…

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    Comment #46065164

    For those like me who are obviously blind, the new location is at https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig

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    Comment #46028188

    > Node.js and Go are considered practically safe language Node JS has had vulnerabilities in the past: https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2021-22940/ Go is also not Memory safe: ht…

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    Comment #45420678

    I just added a deco planner for DiveDB ( https://github.com/cetra3/divedb ): https://divedb.net/dives/plan Need to add gas planning next!

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    Comment #43274381

    I can't seem to scroll horizontally very easily, like I have to middle click drag in empty space, is there any reason you are hiding scrollbars?

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    Comment #40605793

    "Really cool" is not compelling enough for me to decide to build a product against something like this. Here is, at a minimum, I would require to even consider: - Comparisons again…

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    Comment #40605714

    This looks like a (not even) thinly veiled advertisement for their Convex product: https://www.convex.dev/ . I am interested in knowing who would make a decision to pay for somethi…

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    Comment #39900598

    I don't consider this strictly open source if components it depends on (I.e, the LLM) is closed source. I've seen a lot of these Fauxpen source style projects around

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    Comment #38399259

    I use Darktable quite extensively for underwater photos, but keen to try Ansel out and see if it's less friction. An example of friction in darktable: - I have an external strobe w…

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    Comment #38019686

    I think most people are in support of namespacing but it's a big change and will take a while to see through.

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    Comment #37156428

    Working on & off on a scuba diving site which allows you to log dives, sites, photos & sealife. Currently only South Australian & Victorian dive sites, but probably the most extens…

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    Comment #36440011

    Thank you! I've tried to address your questions below. Most of these decisions stem from having the backend written in Rust, & using GraphQL. That decoupling in the end made it a l…

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    Comment #36428525

    I've moved my little hobby website to SvelteKit[1] from react and I am not regretting it.. yet. The only main frustrations I have are: - Library support is pretty lousy. You need t…

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    Comment #35809961

    ~7 per day is on the low side for me. I will normally rerun the same search with different terms multiple times, especially if I'm looking for an answer to something highly technic…

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    Comment #35709375

    Shameless plug for my multipart crate: https://github.com/cetra3/mpart-async which I've been using happily in production for a long time now

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    Comment #35064424

    The example you highlighted as "doing it wrong" is pretty typical for an autosuggest component: Input updates trigger some request, which propagates to some list somewhere else in …

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    Comment #34874473

    You don't rely on the natural light for these photos, you use a very powerful strobe/flash which allows reds etc.. to come through.

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    Comment #33737767

    Here's a blog I found had an easy introduction: https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/how-to-implement-a-bas...