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That's what I thought but I just checked and 3.0.0 was released 5 days ago and it has an ISO.
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Something bothers me about these questions. In the real world, when you're solving a problem, you have so much context. These questions are like waking up from a coma and you're in a video game and you don't even know the rul
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No pieces left over. You didn't do it right.
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+28,242 −3,737 LGTM
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A 9 year old feature request for notes support in GitLab was closed recently https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/15029 You have to log in to read it unfortunately, but any gitlab.com account sh
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No, the IntelliJ HTTP Client / ijhttp is built on graaljs and lets you use arbitrary JavaScript for assertions and setup. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/http-client-cli.html
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> The extra 's' is for 'sssh' > What's that extra 's' for? > That's a typo
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I'd like to see someone make a "compound trombone" with this mechanism
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> I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy. -Tom Waits
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Plot twist: wolfgang42 is Ulbricht
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I had a similar revelation. But I went a slightly different direction with it. I have filters for anything that I anticipate getting but I know isn't urgent. All those filters do the same thing, which is "Skip the Inbox/Archi
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Clears throat the precise wiki page you're looking for is the Semipredicate Problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semipredicate_problem
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I followed the link in the docs to the page on the hash function. There's a DJB-2 algorithm on that page, but no DJB-1
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Isn't the solution for Patreon et al to offer embeddable widgets that implement the Payments Request API?
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You're describing Brave
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Reminds me of the processes used when minting a new cryptocurrency. You could research that for prior art.
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https://containers.dev/
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So is the proposal to write handles as username⁂hostname ? Or ⁂username⁂hostname ?
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Why do I feel like this is some fake AI generated thing made just to gauge interest before actually making it?
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Looks like the same thing red bull made for a speed skater to use on to break a record on a frozen lake https://youtu.be/xHTv02N6t98
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What are the historical trends? The definition of these standards sounds squishy and arbitrary. Print desert? That's like saying there's a transportation crisis because people can't can't afford horses.
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See also: GameShell https://github.com/er2/GameShell/tree/devcontainer
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A recent episode of Freakonomics recently eviscerated this research. "The number of supercentenarians in an area tends to fall dramatically about 100 years after accurate birth records are introduced" https://freakonom
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Raku has this https://docs.raku.org/language/phasers It has many more than 2 phases. Phasers is one of the ideas Raku takes as pretty core and really runs with it. So in addition to compile time programming, it has pha
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What's stopping this from going the way of Edge? Why not fork Firefox or Chromium? Can you point to an example where Mozilla's funding model led it to make a bad decision?
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They do // Nosonar
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Newbies need to be exposed to other people's opinions in order to develop their own. This solves the discovery problem of knowing what's out there and what's possible. Personally the discovery problem is why I like full featu
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I don't see an option to set that in nanorc https://www.nano-editor.org/dist/latest/nanorc.5.html And mouse mode requires holding shift to select text. Guess I'm sticking with micro.
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In theory the simplest solution would be if my backend just produced an RSS feed. But the client would need to remove items when they're removed from the feed and somehow accept resorting the content.
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Ask HN: Pre-existing API and Client for custom social media/RSS reader
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