What are you using for OCR locally? This is something I've been considering trying for some time with old journals.
I like TEA but don't fully grasp how it scales for apps that may have reusable components or sufficiently complex pages. Is there an agreed-upon way(s) to deal with this? I know state is a big NO so it seems a bit at…
Agreed, but this isn't always bad. Optimizing early with unclear requirements can kill time, which at an early stage is just delaying product launch. Migrate/optimize later when you're actually reaching scale is a…
It definitely would be interesting to have proposed alternatives and even examples included as part of this piece.
Their example in the README is extremely misleading then. It indicates your stream output is name: A name: Al name: Ale name: Alex Which would suggest you are getting unfinished strings out in the stream.
SSH over QUIC so, maybe SSHoQ or SoQ soq reads better for the CLI I suppose.
Ah, the video is a year old. There is another link to a reddit post in the thread. Supposedly it is solved now! Read more there
Except on Android, where you couldn't even tag saved articles. I noticed development had stopped weeks ago. Sort of figured something like this was going to happen. Unfortunate, but I'll be happy on Wallabag again. I'd…
Do you need to update this? The full stack position is not listed.
Another one I've seen around before is Hyperswitch https://hyperswitch.io/
This is great. Reminds me of the BASIC program I wrote on my Ti-83 to simulate the memory reset process for algebra tests because our teacher walked around and would run it himself. Big surprise now I program for a…
I hope it's better. I've historically had searches that work best with an exact match, symbols, etc. that just DO NOT work with Haha search.
Something for Python akin to zx for JavaScript? https://github.com/google/zx
The concerns I have about this is definitely being fed potentially outdated information. DOM APIs change, and Firefox may not have supported that at some point, so here we have some suggestion that's a blatantly wrong…
They can be glorified web apps. They aren't necessarily though.
Even prior to setting up port forwarding I have never had this issue with Plex :/
What that sounds like to me is you would consider dozens of individual and potentially malicious packages to be benign, but when brought under one umbrella it is considered to be malicious? Every feature I've read that…
No, it's written like a thought on how we as a species would have evolved given the possibility of visiting a close planet instead of the moon at the same age of technology. I mean with closer proximity it would have…
Is FNV algorithm limited in the same way as a ripple carry adder is then, where every operation relies on the previous result, and can't be (or maybe just isn't but could be) done in parallel due to this implementation?
Something something minified. Minifying the Javascript files admittedly reduces the bandwidth of a server, however providing source code for compiled/minified code can still be handled separately, and remove the…
What are you using for OCR locally? This is something I've been considering trying for some time with old journals.
I like TEA but don't fully grasp how it scales for apps that may have reusable components or sufficiently complex pages. Is there an agreed-upon way(s) to deal with this? I know state is a big NO so it seems a bit at…
Agreed, but this isn't always bad. Optimizing early with unclear requirements can kill time, which at an early stage is just delaying product launch. Migrate/optimize later when you're actually reaching scale is a…
It definitely would be interesting to have proposed alternatives and even examples included as part of this piece.
Their example in the README is extremely misleading then. It indicates your stream output is name: A name: Al name: Ale name: Alex Which would suggest you are getting unfinished strings out in the stream.
SSH over QUIC so, maybe SSHoQ or SoQ soq reads better for the CLI I suppose.
Ah, the video is a year old. There is another link to a reddit post in the thread. Supposedly it is solved now! Read more there
Except on Android, where you couldn't even tag saved articles. I noticed development had stopped weeks ago. Sort of figured something like this was going to happen. Unfortunate, but I'll be happy on Wallabag again. I'd…
Do you need to update this? The full stack position is not listed.
Another one I've seen around before is Hyperswitch https://hyperswitch.io/
This is great. Reminds me of the BASIC program I wrote on my Ti-83 to simulate the memory reset process for algebra tests because our teacher walked around and would run it himself. Big surprise now I program for a…
I hope it's better. I've historically had searches that work best with an exact match, symbols, etc. that just DO NOT work with Haha search.
Something for Python akin to zx for JavaScript? https://github.com/google/zx
The concerns I have about this is definitely being fed potentially outdated information. DOM APIs change, and Firefox may not have supported that at some point, so here we have some suggestion that's a blatantly wrong…
They can be glorified web apps. They aren't necessarily though.
Even prior to setting up port forwarding I have never had this issue with Plex :/
What that sounds like to me is you would consider dozens of individual and potentially malicious packages to be benign, but when brought under one umbrella it is considered to be malicious? Every feature I've read that…
No, it's written like a thought on how we as a species would have evolved given the possibility of visiting a close planet instead of the moon at the same age of technology. I mean with closer proximity it would have…
Is FNV algorithm limited in the same way as a ripple carry adder is then, where every operation relies on the previous result, and can't be (or maybe just isn't but could be) done in parallel due to this implementation?
Something something minified. Minifying the Javascript files admittedly reduces the bandwidth of a server, however providing source code for compiled/minified code can still be handled separately, and remove the…