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rsyring
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About rsyring
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Comment #49250006
Thank you.
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Comment #49200976
I'm a happy user and I think they are doing a lot of things different in a good way. A lot of their blog posts are highly technical and informative. But, I agree, this is mostly a …
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Comment #49183427
Pi but in Rust: https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/pi_agent_rust
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Comment #49161215
I recommend mise for almost everything. But we use 1Password for secrets and I have the need to mix and match environment profiles. So I built: https://github.com/level12/env-confi…
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Comment #49125837
https://swe-rebench.com/about > Potential data contamination: The SWE-bench dataset, comprising a collection of GitHub issues, has been publicly available since the end of 2023. As…
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Comment #49100151
Title was edited slightly to fit into the max length limit. Actual title: > AI helps Stanford scientists discover "natural Ozempic" without the usual side effects
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Comment #49075371
You are correct. I just hadn't noticed: - Project Status Update: https://github.com/indygreg/PyOxidizer/discussions/740 - https://gregoryszorc.com/blog/2024/03/17/my-shifting-open-…
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Comment #49074600
> Many users of these distributions might be better served by the PyOxy sister project [1]. PyOxy takes these Python distributions and adds some Rust code for enhancing the functio…
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Comment #49061083
If you are really concerned about my being a bot, a quick look at my comment history, going back over a decade, should dispel that concern. Edit: I once had someone apply for a job…
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Comment #49058507
I've read through all the sub-comments you've left here. In short, you seem to have a grievance against linters that goes way past reasonable. You assert this example you give is "…
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Comment #49053214
That would you pay for that shed size battery?
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Comment #49008588
FWIW, we started with a system that was essentially this. We eventually moved to pgbackrest and it wasn't any harder to setup. But the ROI on that investment is a lot higher becaus…
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Comment #49008288
FWIW, we use: https://pgbackrest.org/ Offers point-in-time recovery which is an improvement over a custom solution we used to have which gave us nightly backups. We have it backing…
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Comment #49008196
FWIW: I find passkeys to be a very simple and easy to use concept. Simple: it's like a password that I don't have to type in Easy to use: because I use 1Password and just have it i…
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Comment #48996614
My experience with Hetzner VM pricing has turned me off of considering them for anything else. Maybe the experience in other world regions is not the same but this is what happened…
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Comment #48982653
There are all kinds of nuances and complexities to the human condition, especially when it comes to something like depression. I think the parent comment, with it's implied blame/s…
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Comment #48924031
I have a Starlink v2 dish and I pay $10 per month for a residential "standby" plan. I only get 10G per month of bandwidth but I rarely use it since I have a fiber connection that i…
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Comment #48882745
Can you share the article you reference?
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Comment #48882708
Didn't know about the binfmt_misc hooks in Linux. Good read! Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #48861918
For a lot of programming tasks, HAVING to think about memory is a disservice. That's part of the reason why Python, go, Ruby, etc. are so popular. There is no one right answer, it'…
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Comment #48806832
Because it's security related, the trust needed to consider using it is just higher. Trust at two levels: who are you? What HFT firm do you run? How do we know you are actually thi…
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Comment #48806634
Thanks for taking the time to reply.