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codefined
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About codefined
email - hn (at) femto (dot) host discord - Codefined#8017
I'm pretty open to talking about anything.
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Comment #46384998
We use Docker to deploy, do you know of any public forks that do Docker builds?
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Comment #45226666
Looks fantastic! As someone who has done it before, if this gets popular you'll run into some abusive users that you'll want to deal with. Microsoft will often give out free access…
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Comment #41863550
> I only shared the solution and technique with one other server operator I fully trusted based in the UK I think that was us! We ended up combining it with other fingerprinting in…
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Comment #39663290
The table name has been changed to "hackernews", although it also hasn't been updated for 7 months.
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Comment #38753107
One of the original devs here. The map is just html with position offsets!
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Comment #38635796
It feels like having a predefined list of keys that are ignored is a "hack". Would a better solution be to simply wait until none of the _trigger_ keys were pressed? E.g. if the se…
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Comment #38213636
Yeah! Whilst usually a side show to real events there's a bunch of virtual and in person events. Two years there was an event in the UK dedicated to typing. Last year the US. Virtu…
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Comment #38213504
Most people typically speak in the 130 - 180 word per minute range, although this can vastly change based on context. Preprepared speeches, arguments and monologues generally have …
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Comment #38213457
> It’s difficult to type and think at the same time, so any time spent writing is a pause in thoughts, which can derail the flow. I'm a competitive typist. I'm also a programmer. T…
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Comment #38180209
I made a very minimal[0] phone only score board. Scores are increased by scrolling, or holding to set it to a specific value. Pressing the 'settings' tab enables modes for games li…
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Comment #37920429
This was really enjoyable, although I found it difficult to read all the letters when it got a little faster! Ended up scoring 170 after a couple of attempts. I looked at the code …
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Comment #36545403
Vitest[0] is a drop in replacement to Jest that we've had exceptional success with. Faster test runs, more reliable, default TS and ESM support, etc. [0] https://vitest.dev/
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Comment #36091350
This was incredible feedback, thanks so much for taking the time to write it out. I've implemented 2, 3 and 4. You can now directly link to pages[0] and it'll auto-expand all boxes…
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Comment #36091135
Source code is available here[0]. Permissively licensed under MIT. [0] https://github.com/popey456963/pretty-oeis
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Comment #36052744
I keep on meaning to finish a redesign of the oeis site that I started a few months ago[0]. I've only spent a day on it so far, but I'm hoping it makes the site far more approachab…
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Comment #34700618
Gitea is self-hosted, so Blender will be running their own instance.
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Comment #34473371
I think it defaults to GMT + 0, aka Senegal / Guinea / United Kingdom.
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Comment #34065606
`/dev/urandom` isn't a real file / stream. It's part of the 'everything is a a file' *nix mantra. Even if two users are reading from /dev/urandom simultaneously, they'll each get u…
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Comment #33616003
It seems only the 'https' site is gone, the 'http' site is still around[0]. [0] http://bugmenot.com/view/news.ycombinator.com
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Comment #33442964
Actually looks to be tabled for TypeScript 5.0, release date of 'March 14th' next year.
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Comment #32902169
The number also appears to include 'upstream' energy usage, things like how much energy was used to transport food to you. How much energy to produce the items you consume. I imagi…
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Comment #32897754
1.0.0.1 is owned by Cloudflare and is used for their DNS offering. It's likely a reliable 'ping' candidate for checking that your machine has internet access [0] https://1.0.0.1/