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wonrax

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    Comment #45147994

    I love the container auto update feature. It's so nice to have them built in whereas for Docker I had to use watchtower.

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    Comment #44191530

    I thought this was a gimmick too until I went to their landing page and it's also an editable doc. It's intentional.

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    Comment #41763599

    > I feel a lot of anxiety when I'm forced to touch fragile bits written in Ruby, Python, and JS. I resonate with you even with TypeScript, since it's just annotating types but not …

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    Comment #41611466

    Exactly. If your project already uses npm and Node, why not just use npm scripts for trivial tasks like this? Adding an extra dependency (Make) to build a project doesn't make sens…

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    Comment #41274458

    > Postgres isn't hard to use, but it requires maintenance. You need more scripts, more tooling, more knowledge of DBA, and that may not be necessary. I don't think Postgres needs t…

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    Comment #41242065

    Because they would then have to camera track the whole clip to place the bins, and also make sure the bins stay in the correct positions when they reappear and disappear out of fra…

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    Comment #40835203

    Can someone specialized in applied machine learning explain how this is useful? In my opinion, general-purpose models are only useful if they're large, as they are more capable and…

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    Comment #40604794

    This is the exact same problem I encountered back when I was taking the Parallel Computing course, except I was an absolute novice and had no idea about debugging or profiling. I r…

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    Comment #40387271

    I'm not very experienced, but by skimming the headings I can see that it covers almost all of Rust's core features. I'd say you're between a beginner and an intermediate Rust user …

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    Comment #40194185

    > Mocks that help you are the ones that are automatically generated representing actually what production has. I'm a novice when it comes to mocking, can you explain more on this o…

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    Comment #39881408

    Tailscale remains useful when deploying with GitHub actions. Currently, I have my cloud VM open on an unconventional SSH port so that GHA workers can SSH into it and initiate the d…

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    Comment #39166795

    Totally agree. I'm surprised that a post making a big claim with little research and shallow content like this got to the frontpage with over 800 upvotes. Sad you're being downvote…

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    Comment #38273007

    I still remember when I first discovered Blender. It was around the time Blender 2.8 had just been released with its new UI. At that point, some people still preferred using 2.7 be…

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    Comment #38218558

    RUSTFLAGS environment variable, it's mentioned in the post too: > $ RUSTFLAGS="-Z threads=8" cargo build --release

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    Comment #38186836

    For my personal site I run Caddy in a Docker container along with other containers using a compose file. By doing it this way, getting things up when moving to a new instance is as…

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    Comment #37951994

    Currently it has only one API route to simultaneously increments the view count in Postgres and returns an HTML badge containing the count. In the future I want to use it for authe…

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    Comment #37951580

    I currently host a personal VPN and my website (which includes a static blog, a Rust API, and a Postgres database), all on a $6/m VPS. Being a first-time customer, the service prov…

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    Comment #36305647

    > Scans from National Geographic magazines dating back to the 1800's. Wonder if I can use these photos for personal or even commercial projects. Is National Geographic enforcing co…

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    Comment #35637665

    At 17446m mark: > Unlike the troposphere, the temperature in the stratosphere increases the higher you go.

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    Comment #35090628

    > This requires resolve. I constantly get requests to add more icons to the toolbar and I constantly have to say “no” because adding 2 more icons to the toolbar to satisfy 10% of u…