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by 4ad 3y ago
Virtualizing macOS on non-Apple hardware is against Apple's TOS. It is not illegal. Big difference.
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by 4ad 3y ago
So it's not just me going insane. I have experienced the same behavior with Feeld.
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by 4ad 3y ago
No, we do have a spec[1], but it cannot be as concise as the JSON link posted because the JSON link is mostly only about syntax, and our spec discusses both syntax and semantics. And of course, we are a much richer language than JSON, with
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by 4ad 3y ago
Among types and other useful properties, CUE supports everything you asked for. We're even considering adding a "data-only" mode to CUE which would be exactly what you asked for. https://cuelang.org
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by 4ad 4y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, but it's extremely expensive just for domain registration. I have about 50 domains, and I run my own DNS, so I wouldn't make use of their DNS solution anyway.
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by 4ad 4y ago
I don't really use local TLDs though.
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by 4ad 4y ago
> Cloudflare Registrar is only available for customers that use Cloudflare as their authoritative DNS provider (also known as a full setup). No thanks.
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by 4ad 4y ago
I used to use Uniregistry, but it was bought by GoDaddy. Previously I used Gandi, but they managed to destroy their reputation really quickly. Is there any good registrar out there where I could move my domains to? Uniregistry was really
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by 4ad 4y ago
You seem to think that the EU should be imune from criticism because it tries to do the right thing. No, when politicians make things worse and absolutely don't solve any problem they promised they will solve then they should be held a
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by 4ad 4y ago
I blame the businesses for destroying the social fabric of the internet, and I simultaneously blame the EU for implementing pointless regulations that do not solve the first problem while making life miserable for its subjects.
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by 4ad 4y ago
My bank doesn't use 3rd party cookies, but they have a modal wall you have to click through anyway that explains that they DO NOT use cookies. This is insanity. Their explanation is that users are so accustomed to these cookie walls th
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by 4ad 4y ago
More thoughts. In fact I think that `class` and other constructs are some sort of compile-time macro. I suspect some syntactic idiosyncrasies are about making the language homoiconic. Verse has effects, but not algebraic effects. The set of
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by 4ad 4y ago
Let me make a prediction: this is because types in Verse will be just (failable?) functions that validate values. Notice that types are lowercase. I said failable above, but they might be some other kind of functions. They have a total effe
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by 4ad 4y ago
STM doesn't use locking and copying is cheap in a functional language (which this is) because of structural sharing.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Verse is immutable by default. You have to opt-in explicitly into mutability.
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by 4ad 4y ago
There's a lot of good stuff here, effects, transactional memory, a concurrency story without colored functions (don't be fooled by the documentation mentioning async over and over, it's different stuff), a completely novel wa
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by 4ad 4y ago
https://github.com/golang/go/discussions/58409 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34707583 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34750782
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by 4ad 4y ago
Because this proposal has not yet been implemented.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34707583 . @dang can we merge these?
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by 4ad 4y ago
This is just part 1, but all articles in the series have been published: https://research.swtch.com/telemetry
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Musk found not guilty of fraud over Tesla tweet(bbc.com)
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by 4ad 4y ago
The Go toolchain doesn't use any Microsoft SDK.
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Go 1.20 Is Released(go.dev)
6 points by 4ad 4y ago|0 comments
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by 4ad 4y ago
See my other comment about how iCloud Private Relay works. There are basically almost no security measures that prevent you from using it with other apps. This leads me to speculate that Apple intends to eventually enable this globally, so
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by 4ad 4y ago
It's a whitelist of apps that are tunnelled through the relay, but apps don't have to use any sort of special networking library, pure Berkley sockets work just fine through the relay. Also, anything that attempts to use port 80 g
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by 4ad 4y ago
Personally, while I am forced to use Discord for work, for participating in open source communities or any other sort of interest-based community, I will only use IRC. It's not even solely the spyware and proprietary aspect of it, thou
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by 4ad 4y ago
It protects against compromised devices being added to your account and then disabling your other devices.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Funny thing is that hacker news was and still is pretty much a clone of the first version of reddit, before reddit had subreddits, and was created to preserve the original reddit experience, before it got popular.
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by 4ad 4y ago
...yes? that's the point.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Yes, let's all stay in the existing disinformation echo chambers. If you see disinformation and find yourself in an echo chamber on a platform where you can chose who you see and engage with, I am afraid it's not the platform&#x27

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