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昨年からやり続けていたミニチュア工作がやっと完成した〜〜……大変だったあああ
レンズを購入…
```
env PGPASSWORD=${cnpg_pass} pg_dump --format=custom --quote-all-identifiers --compress=${COMPRESS} -h ${cnpg_ip} -U ${cnpg_user} -d ${database} | gpg --encrypt --output "${backup_root}/${namespace}/${cluster_name}/${database}.gpg.tmp" --recipient "${GPG_ID}"
mv "${backup_root}/${namespace}/${cluster_name}/${database}.gpg.tmp" "${backup_root}/${namespace}/${cluster_name}/${database}.gpg"
```
머야 내꺼 왤캐 복잡함;
お正月に避けたほうがいいこと、とかなんとかをちらっと見直してたけど
現代にそぐわないところ、というかそうも言ってられませんけどね〜というような内容もちらほら
それもそうか〜と思いつついい感じに織り込んでいけたらいいよね
刃物使わないのも三が日は避けましょうとか、元日は避けるようにしてたけど
お屠蘇も子どものときは何度か飲んだけどもう現代には馴染んでないだろうし
しゅいろママは買ってたけど「謎の商品」と言われるくらいだし
程よく変化していけたらいいね〜
운명의 신비로운 순간들
1. 우연은 계획보다 강력하다
2. 작은 선택이 인생을 바꾼다
3. 타이밍의 마법을 믿어라
4. 숨겨진 기회를 놓치지 마라
5. 인생은 예측할 수 없는 여행
6. 직감을 신뢰하라
7. 두려움은 기회의 적
8. 변화를 두려워하지 마라
9. 우연히 만난 인연을 소중히 여겨라
10. 지금 이 순간을 믿어라
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特定のポストだけ通知をミュートできないのかな…
（ #fedibird ハッシュタグ付きのあけおめポストのリアクション通知が止まない）
ごはんたけた
You can say what you want about the Luddites, but at least they went out and *smashed* the machines that were taking their jobs instead of, like, giving the people who were using those machines a good scolding
커미션팔아요
한푼줍쇼
제가진짜ㄹㅇ거지가되엇습니다
동냥 주시면 덤으로 그림 그려드립니다...
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:mk3k3q4ahz2coieim7s44ceb/post/3maxnyujoj22b
You're welcome.
昼寝からの目覚め
言峰綺礼って主張する（危険人物）
にょん
熱量の違い
@appassionatoearthling Euh non. Il y en a plein d'autres !!
グロタンディーク素数次元にやってきた
hindsight: GitHub-style git activity visualizer for terminal https://lobste.rs/s/heusg4 #rust #vibecoding
https://github.com/chaosprint/hindsight
Fediverseで「心がきれい」って主張する人は全員危険人物って死んだじいちゃんが言ってた
New year, new Install of FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE 😁
지폐도 한국은행 굿즈인 걸 생각하면 문상도 굿즈가 될 수 있지 않을까요??
/ # pg_dump -U misskey misskey > misskey_rescue.sql
あらためまして…あけましておめでとうございます！
お年賀のおウマさんです
今年もよろしくお願いします！
@appassionatoearthling Il y en d'autres très beaux sur les ânes. Donc un qui s'appelle : l'âne si doux. Mais ne cherche pas, je les publierai ! Merci et Belle année à toi 😊
無から生まれたお年玉をみんなに配れるの楽しすぎるな
You can listen to all the poems, in French & English, here:
Scharnier
새해에는 다른거 안바라고 페미니즘과 인권이슈를 스트레스 원인 취급하는 연합우주 구조가 해체되었으면 좋겠다
여성혐오와 트랜스혐오와 인종차별 인종학살에 대해 말했다는 이유로 조용히 제재당하는 사람이 한명도 없었으면 좋겠다
새해에는 다른거 안바라고 페미니즘과 인권이슈를 스트레스 원인 취급하는 연합우주 구조가 해체되었으면 좋겠다
I wonder very often, whenever I am any good at computers, and I should actually be proud of any of the stuff that I do, or not
I try to infodump about something that I know about, entities ask me very obvious questions, and I realize I actually know nothing about it
Just how does GEN12 handle control flow after vectorization? How do SIMT ISAs like RDNA3 or NV170 handle it? Why do I not know this? My friends are praising me for doing GPU drivers, but I don't even know something as basic as this...
Am I accidentally lying to them and making them believe that I'm better than I actually am? I might be wrong about some of the stuff I said, I might be too confident in being able to do stuff that I cannot actually do...
I'm genuinely just, fake, and deceiving my friends into thinking I'm better than I actually am, no matter how hard I try not to. I try my best to describe what I can do in a way that they don't misunderstand but... I fail, and they think I'm good because I end up being misleading by having many trivial prototypes that do nothing impressive.
Like, I say "I wrote an http server in assembly with no libraries!" but used to forget to add the pretty important part that it doesn't parse the request, can only handle one request at a time, and has a hardcoded inline response. Not much of an HTTP server, is it... It's literally just a few syscalls and one small loop. The most trivial thing imaginable, the kinda thing anyone and their cat can do, the thing I should beat myself up for not doing way earlier, when I was like 12
Yesterday, I misremembered how Java multiple dispatch works. I was supposed to know it correctly. I knew the JVM ignores the Signature attribute on the Code attribute, and only cares about the method descriptor, which does not include any generics info, as generics are a Java thing, not a JVM thing. So I was confused why I was remembering that you can MD List<Integer> and List<String> while knowing there is no way to represent that in a class file (unless you do name mangling and generate a hidden dispatcher method and... Stuff Java doesn't do. I think. Unless they added that...)
I still feel stupid about it. I'm supposed to be good at Java... I do it for over 8 years... I actually have (had?) some confidence in it...
I don't even know how the damn GCs work, or the internals of the JIT. Stuff I should know but don't because I am too scared to look into it.
I'm getting my ass beaten by IETF RFC 1951 just because I lack some basic knowledge about compression algos, and feel completely and utterly useless when someone trivially understands the whole thing in a few hours while I'm failing for years.
I'm stupid. And a liar.
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お年玉ほしいね
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