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mulle_nat
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About mulle_nat
twitter: @mulle_nat twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/mulle_kybernetik_tv blog : https://www.mulle-kybernetik.com/weblog
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Comment #48357388
I wasn't while cycling, it was when resting or at night sleeping. Could have been dehydration related, but i usually drink a LOT during and afterwards.
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Comment #48349381
No sure about brain harm. But I used creatine for a few months and I got cramps in an intensity like I never experienced before. I then decided it was not worth it for a few watts …
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Comment #46311031
Nice, but it's too late I needed a different API for future use in my custom sprintf so I made mulle-dtostr ( https://github.com/mulle-core/mulle-dtostr ). On my machine (AMD) that…
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Comment #46306922
Thank you for the code. I could port this easily to C and it solved a lot of portability issues for me.
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Comment #46092450
I use this and have no problems with it: https://github.com/marty1885/landlock-unveil
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Comment #45406923
Can anyone comment on the "You can exceed the amperage specs" ? I made myself a little case study using 4x1W panels and using them in series and parallel. I got the distinct impres…
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Comment #44420841
People should get on the bike and start cycling for real (like burn 200W an hour). Their perception of glucose will flip 100%. Suddenly glucose is like the fuel to your body, that …
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Comment #43448290
I have been using https://github.com/marty1885/landlock-unveil on Linux for about two years now on my stock Ubuntu kernel. I am not sure, why this hasn't become more popular. It's …
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Comment #42863141
Frankly yes, though I still prefer text editing in Sublime Text.
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Comment #42424935
Actually I already did, a few years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13030568
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Comment #42415917
Thanks for the umash tip.
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Comment #42415905
Cool. I forgot to mention, that I am truncating the hash down to 32 bits to hopefully generate tighter CPU instructions. At these few bits, collisions are still rare enough, but th…
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Comment #42410574
I am using fnv-1a to hash Objective-C method selectors, which are generally just identifier characters and zero or multiple ':'. At the time of my research, fnv-1a had the least co…
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Comment #42346668
I think for sports, I could wrap all the various mulle-sde and mulle-bashfunction files back into one and make it > 100K lines. It wouldn't even be cheating, because it naturally f…
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Comment #42086925
I tried it on two of my git repositories, just to see, if it could do a decent commit summary. I was very pleasantly surprised with the good result. I was unpleasantly surprised, t…
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Comment #41683210
When I benchmarked it, I saw no difference between [ and [[ when using bash, so I assume [ is handled (now) by the shell as well. The syntax inside [[ is different though.
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Comment #40662765
Leave me out of it, I have other plans :)
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Comment #40662642
Who is "we" ?
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Comment #40603087
I would assume this is completely standard. The ear doctor I went to, and that guy was noone "fancy", did this and that must have been more then 10 years ago.
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Comment #40477507
You can use `act` to run github actions locally. But its still unpleasant and there is still some friction (like: use sudo, or don't use sudo)
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Comment #40253543
They use their own variant of wine ( https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton )
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Comment #39461097
If I have a linux problem and copy/paste relevant parts of the log into an AI, the result is more often than not useful and quick. It's a real help for admin tasks. Is it programmi…
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Comment #38944131
Agreed. BOOL in Apple ObjC is a `char` though. That is a constant thorn in the side, when you are doing slightly more sophisticated stuff with argument passing and return values as…