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matzf

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    Comment #46558680

    Or use `chronic`.

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    Comment #40934469

    Any particular reason for doing the human readable units "manually"? `du -h | sort -h` works just fine.

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    Comment #40390319

    The Connect RPC protocol is pretty much that: https://connectrpc.com/docs/protocol

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    Comment #40043699

    Sounds just like an episode of Black Mirror. About as creepy as it gets these days.

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    Comment #39950602

    This reminds me of the similarly poetic output of git describe when no tags are available: $ git describe fatal: No names found, cannot describe anything.

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    Comment #39471642

    That's no accident: from the Static CMS readme: > Static CMS is a fork of Decap (previously Netlify CMS) focusing on the core product over adding massive, scope expanding, new feat…

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    Comment #39355049

    Such a prehistoric megastructure, a dyke to prevent the flooding of Doggerland in the North Sea, is the subject of the sci-fi novel "Stone Spring" by Stephen Baxter. This headline …

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    Comment #38742774

    > Originally 'quecca' had been suggested for 1030 but was too close to a profane meaning in Portuguese (from https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1681-7575/ac6afd , via wikip…

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    Comment #36262723

    Maybe we could use this approach to revive the n-gate instead. I'd enjoy their take on this idea. > An imternet uses OpenAI (business model: "Uber for plagiarism") to help hacker n…

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    Comment #35813794

    No, the checksum just moves to UDP; in the current system, the UDP checksum is set to 0. This is not allowed in UDP/IPv6, where the checksum, calculated over both the IPv6 pseudo-h…

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    Comment #35612845

    A roundabout, then?

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    Comment #35528916

    The huey project supports sqlite as one of its backend options ( https://huey.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#SqliteHuey ). It works, is all I can say.

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    Comment #35230490

    The openapi library seems to use requests incorrectly. > If no authentication method is given with the auth argument, Requests will attempt to get the authentication credentials fo…

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    Comment #35180597

    Explaining a joke ruins it, but as this has been voted down it seems necessary. This is a seemingly non-sensical quote from the song "If I had a million dollars" -- in the context …

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    Comment #34915059

    Yes, it was supposed to be a reference to the show, glad you picked up on it.

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    Comment #34914856

    Metal detector ists ! Ah no, oops, you had it right, force of habit ;)

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    Comment #34801094

    So these ant-like cars were supposed to be more than just decoration?

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    Comment #34766922

    From the article on the top balloon busting ace, Willy Coppens: > Later when on another attack run, he got shot at from a balloon. He parked his plane on top of the damaged balloon…

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    Comment #34535543

    Fair enough :) I just meant to point out what could go wrong.

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    Comment #34535317

    Don't try this with C++, unless you're certain that there are no interdependencies or side-effects in global variable initialisation. The link order (usually) affects the order in …

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    Comment #29221440

    This made my curious to find out. The "Language introduction" docs [1] answers these points; * keys containing leading spaces, newlines or colons can be represented with the multil…

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    Comment #28963059

    This is not the point of the article, and maybe I'm just tired, but I'm confused; multiple paragraphs mention increased stack size with inlining: > When a C compiler decides to not…

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    Comment #28360372

    Ah yes, that's exactly what CRC32 is supposed to be used for. And it's even quicker if you don't compute it over the whole file, brilliant!