G3rn0ti

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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
That’s why for building your JS bundle you’d use „npm ci“ instead of „npm install“ to avoid random upgrades of your packages. It uses your vc’ed „package-lock.json“ file containing your established dependency tree to build your JS bundle. H
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> The UK is heading this way too, and I hate it. > If you show up with cash to buy a car, you're looked at like you're crazy. They > push, and push to get you to take out a loan. With used car dealers in Germany it'
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I am a big fan of your channel for quite some time. Thanks for your content! I wish I had the practical talent and your patience when it comes to repairs and restorations.
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> do they have the entirety of youtube bufferred XD? Well, with Youtube Premium you can actually download videos in advance and watch them on the go w/o Internet access required.
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Switzerland did this even before the US. The US model is basically a copy of how Switzerland has been working (probably even more radically so with a much weaker federal government). But the emotional policies surrounding abortion in the US
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Basically if you convert the name „Satoshi Nakamoto“ and convert each syllable into either Katakana or Hiragana, you end up with: サトしなカモト A leetspeak code maps each kana to a latin character and it reads: „Hal Finey“.
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Hal Finney might have been Satoshi Nakamoto(old.reddit.com)
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
> Is This a New Idea? > The concept of letting users pay only for the time that code actually runs has > been around since it was introduced as part of the Zimki PaaS in 2006, and the > Google App Engine offered a very similar s
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> Would be cool if someone could recommend sci-fi that equally good. You could consider „Diaspora“ by the same author a good sequel a couple of thousands of years into the future where humanity is but a faint memory called „dream apes“ a
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There are some in hints in TFA: "MLC posits that the Mandelbrot set isn’t just connected; it’s locally connected — no matter how much you zoom in on the Mandelbrot set, it will always look like one connected piece. For instance, a circ
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
Not yet. I believe, it is discussed for Emacs 30. Meanwhile if you are willing to install Emacs 29 as a snap ( https://snapcraft.io/emacs ) you can enjoy the benefits it brings w/o needing to compile your Emacs binary. I
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
OS/2 started out as a joint venture between MS and IBM. So MS was not stealing from OS/2 but rather provided a lot of technology from the start in the late eighties. I used OS/2 Warp 3 daily on my private machine back from 19
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It means you can choose two points inside the Mandelbrot set and always find a curve that connects the two without you ever needing to lift the pencil.
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Ethereum Evolved: Dencun Upgrade(consensys.io)
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MNT Reform: The Ultimate Open Hardware Laptop(shop.mntre.com)
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This line of arguing would imply that an established company selling established products would not need to fear any competition as long as it can keep the pace of its innovation cycles. While this line of reasoning is not wrong it complete
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> RISC-V has miles to go, I worry that with the current pace of ARM it may never catch up. Only assuming development progress happens linearly. In fact, technical progress goes exponentially. It took years to even get to the point to hav
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
Just running machine code itself does not make a program magically faster. It‘s all about the amount of work the machine code is doing. For example, if the JIT compiler realizes the program is adding two integers it could potentially replac
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
That would be great news. Last time I checked it did not come with JS support.
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I’ve done some research. In fact, Hamas won 74 seats out of 132 [1] and, hence, acquired a convenient house majority. Assignment of seats were done by applying a mixed proportional and majority rule (similar to how it works in FRG), that’s
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
> but it is an enormous projection of state force over a territory that Israel claimed was not in its control You conveniently ignore why Israel has been controlling Gaza’s borders. Because it is ruled by Hamas since 2007 misusing their
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> Hamas is not, and never was a majority in Palestine. Well, except Hamas won the last elections held in Gaza way back in 2007.
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The government of Ariel Sharon removed any Israel military presence from Gaza way back in 2005. So it is very far fetched to say Israel occupied Palestine — unless you pretend all of Israel‘s territory belongs to the palestines which does n
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
Whenever I write a comment stating you don’t need „magit“ I receive such a comment like yours. ;) I am personally using „magit“ but I just wanted to stress that newbies might want to postpone installing it until they are more comfortable wi
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You just elongate the vowel i.e. pronounce it longer. The double „ü“ just indicates this vowel to be stressed. Dialects do not follow a strict orthography, however, so you might find it written slightly differently in other contexts. Wirth
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by G3rn0ti 3y ago
> Of course, the great man wasn't German. He was Swiss, more exactly from the city of Winterthur located in the canton (state) of Zürich. The canton's official language is German, however. Of course, people over there speak in
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> There are so many plugins and settings that to me feel basic (and thus required), but each one of them add complexity to the learning experience. Yes, and you should be conservative with what you install. There is so much stuff already
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> I think those arguments are sensible if you have a PhD in emacs. To get that PhD just start reading „Mastering Emacs“ by Mickey Peterson: https://www.masteringemacs.org Many people try learning by doing Emacs and it’s not a
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People love their integrated IDEs. And I don’t want to spoil that happy feeling. But perhaps we should actually focus on making programming languages more human friendly so we do not need complicated tooling around them to make us feel prod
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Are all those overall market share numbers aggregated over device types? In the 2000s most internet users were sitting in front of a desktop PC, while nowadays most web surfers are doing it from the palm of their hand. Of course, in that ca

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