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martijn9612

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    Comment #33680165

    Thanks for your reply, very interesting, I didn't know about the `sqlx.ExtContext` interface yet! I will do a deeper dive into your project later, I'm hoping to find more inspirati…

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    Comment #33668862

    Wow, I find this quite interesting, however, there are probably some real downsides to this? Maybe someone else can highlight some of those. An issue I can think of is for instance…

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    Comment #33080376

    Ervaringwijzer | Frontend/Backend Engineers | Rotterdam, The Netherlands | Up to €50k+ p.a. depending on experience | FULLTIME, PARTTIME, INTERNS | ONSITE / HYBRID Ervaringwijzer i…

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    Comment #31456407

    Why not map escape to caps lock with QMK or VIA? If you cannot miss your caps lock, place that behind a layer. There are quite some options to tackle this as long as you can flash …

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    Comment #28880610

    I'm sorry, what is the exact benefit of running multiple nodes on one piece of hardware? Just software failure resilience?

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    Comment #23777991

    My understanding is that Interledger is the backend which Coil uses to send payments. Interledger is able to use multiple currencies, ranging from crypto to fiat. Ripple is mostly …

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    Comment #23650086

    I wasn't sure what F you were talking about, if other people are wondering, the new command would be: w () { curl -s "wttr.in/$1?M1qF" }

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    Comment #23238565

    Hey, just noticed a small mistake, or it was just unclear from my side. Looks like the "pricing" link links to "learn" in the url, while there being nothing about pricing in the pa…

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    Comment #22130038

    Having lights there defeats a lot of the roundabout. The turboroundabout definitely does not have traffic lights. Look at this[0] implementation, the one you linked qualifies as a …

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    Comment #22129991

    Works just fine in the real examples of these roundabouts, this[0] is a better example which is widely implemented in the Netherlands. The bollard thingies are really small, but do…

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    Comment #22129964

    This[0] is a very elaborate version of the turbo roundabout, checking it out in streetview might help. But basically the roundabout functions more like a standard junction with roo…

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    Comment #22129911

    This is a very elaborate version of the turbo roundabout, checking out streetview might help. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Energieweg,+Nijmegen/@51.8...

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    Comment #21336277

    NixOS feels great, I love it. The only gripe I have with it is the inability to just run a custom binary on it. For me the explanations on how to get it to work or write a ?Nixpkg?…

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    Comment #21171711

    I'm pretty sure that here in The Netherlands it applies to the date the vehicle receives a license plate. The only think to remark is that ?two? years ago the same situation occurr…

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    Comment #21170999

    You're probably too late, the ordering date to get a model 3 for this year has (almost) passed. They're saying that the order has to be confirmed before today 22:00 (oct 6), otherw…

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    Comment #18267554

    A way more interesting and more complete honeypot is https://github.com/honeytrap/honeytrap . It combines a great list of services exposed to the internet and is very extendable. C…