I HATE MOCKS.

It sounds good when it claims to be compatible with GitHub action syntax, until you find most of the GitHub actions are built solely for GitHub API, not with third party APIs.

My first ZFS pool! Created with 3x8T drives and today has expanded with 3x6TB drives.

All of them are second-hand drives. Brand new is so expensive these days

Messier 42, shot with Nikon Z50 II (APS-C sensor), 250mm f/6.3

if you're inspired to get behind the what??

Well, it's not fast (after all it's a UHD770), and my nas can't fit a full size nvidia card. I guess that's what I have for now :)

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A nice, cozy weekend. *Me trying to enjoy it* My brain: hey, just got this random idea. Do you want to try deploying ollama with Intel igpu accele...

Instead, what about some cute birds😋

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BTW, those nikkor telephoto lenses are not cheap either. I'm planning to buy a Nikkor Z 180-600mm one for this year, stealing RAM and HDD budget from my NAS. Yeah, 3 RAM slots and 6 HDD bays will be empty for this year :(

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I'm not the first human to look up at the night sky. But I deeply understand, once I do that, all my hard earned money will be embodied in those te...

Can't lie about this. When I can't get my code doing what I want, there is a significant increase of times I went to the toilet on that day.

I certainly need a more expensive lens and also figure out how to use adobe lightroom.

Shot on Nikon Z50 II, with the 50-250 mm lens come from the dual-lens kit.

Yesterday testing my new Nikon Z50II with the 16-50mm lens.

With their new pre-made filters from nikon imaging cloud, I'd say it's pretty good.

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As who lives in Beijing in the past 20+ years, I still can't believe the flowers are blooming in the mid/late December in Kunming. I guess that's why it's called the city of spring.

Orion!

Shot in Kunming, Yunnan. With Nikon Z50II 16mm f/3.5, iso 640, 6s per image and stacked 314 images with sequator.

Apparently I'm not the only one thinking about this...

The document: state, type: string, for example, Exited.

Where are the rest of the enums???

It nicely provided a human-readable field called status. Then I assume this state field is machine-readable. Then how should I write code to parse it without knowing all possible values? Am I expected to use NLP to test the state?

I was not that shocked when I saw there is no document for docker-java. It's just a wrapper after all. But this is the official docker API document. I can't write code based on a random StackOverflow post (I mean, the answer is probably right, but still, that's not the official source).

I would count this as an abuse of `@Deprecated`...

I was shocked when I first saw all possible implementations are deprecated but the field is still used actively in another class.

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