chuckadams
No user record in our sample, but chuckadams has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but chuckadams has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
I suspect actually creating the teleporter would be a fairly high-friction endeavor.
How many lines of code is Node, which is a wrapper for v8? I'm aware bun is not great quality, I tried and abandoned it myself, but Andrew's consistently bitter and spiteful tone make him the worst conveyor of his own…
> To me it reads like Bun was forked. Will the Zig version survive? Will the Rust one? Both? All options ok. Maintenance of the zig code was abandoned, while the port continued in the same repo, and it's unlikely any…
Lindy's has been completely out of business for over a decade after starting over at least once under new ownership.
So basically, Temu Broadcom.
No mention yet of Radicle? I'm curious if anyone's tried it for a real-world project.
So basically Codeberg is threatening to shut down, or at least become about as relevant as Savannah.
"I have never had a typing error in Javascript" — [Object object]
Provides a daemonized terminal basically, so you can attach and detach it freely. Other UI concerns are left to other layers.
The laser is from the US, the optics are German (Zeiss)
I get that blog posts often advertise a company's products, but this one had absolutely zero content other than advertising.
I'm interested less in getting to Elm 1.0 than getting past Elm 0.19, which is the version that locked out all native modules that weren't officially blessed by Elm's author. Far as I can tell, that pretty well marked…
I know you can't judge a study by its abstract, but they don't even mention the dosing mechanism, it's just "cannabis use".
You don't have to learn much resource jargon for a quadlet, just the Pod type, and not even all of that (you're not going to be using selectors for example).
> Personally I wish docker had not rejected composition/integration around systemd. Would have made everyone’s job a lot easier in the long term. It also would have only run on Linux hosts, so something else would have…
> I wonder if podman would be a speed downgrade here? Doubtful. But for sure it would be a compatibility downgrade. When I tried podman-compose a couple years ago, I found it nowhere near usable, though I'm told it's…
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> What exactly is dangerous about this climb? What kills people specifically? Lack of oxygen, mostly. Bad in itself, but if the temperatures drop to dangerous lows, you're less likely to notice because you're out also…
Given what's happened to Everest ... may they remain so.
"Encouraging" the uplink operator into backdooring the system is also very likely a page in the playbook.
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Perhaps, but I don't see the costs getting anywhere near being worth it. You'd need a space elevator or to manufacture the sinks IN SPAA— er, in space. The latter is theoretically possible but still extremely remote,…
Train-in-a-vacuum-tube isn't even restricted by the laws of physics, and it doesn't have to be a perfect vacuum anyway, just low pressure. Data Centers IN SPAAAAAACE have the teensy little problem of cooling that you…
"Bring Back Crappy Forums", says a blog post without a discussion section.
Last I looked, MariaDB still implemented JSON columns as LONGTEXT under the covers, making it a non-starter for any serious use of said type.