IshKebab

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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Not even 1% as much as on Youtube.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah I don't think they've thought that through. YouTube hosts a mountain of educational content, e.g. the Khan Academy. That's now banned in the UK for under 16s.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
You don't really though. Sure you can fork it and fix your issue, but then what? Are you going to maintain your fork in perpetuity? Are you going to patch all the software that depends on the code you fixed to use your version instead
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
I'm guessing you are very young!
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> I never bought the benevolent technical angle for not supporting flash. Why not? Flash was objectively an awful experience on mobile, and the iPhone was entirely about good UX. > I'm pretty sure Apple strategists knew the value
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Why? Wayland hasn't been smooth sailing by any stretch but it's still time to let X die. Also this is slop.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
That can definitely be a problem, and I have definitely written formal specs (for hardware in SVA) where I'm like "I'm just implementing this again". And actually that's a totally valid formal verification task to d
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Website is pure slop, but I'd really like more tools like this. Can any human confirm if this is actually any good? Also if any of the slopperators want to make something really useful, can we get a decent `git diff` GUI that detects
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Eh still sounds pretty ridiculous to me. Do you like to use the slowest language in popular use? What if I told you we could make it even slower ?
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Uv mostly solved the Python environment mess for what it's worth.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Surely due to incompetence rather than hacker friendliness though? Otherwise they would have had something like an unlockable bootloader where you need a special key to unlock it, or something difficult to access switch or something like th
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
You've been downvoted but I would say you are right. It would be more accurate to say "cancer does not have one cause".
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> For why so few people use TeXmacs It's because they gave it a terrible name that strongly implies it's some kind of Emacs TeX editor.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Most of the world didn't ban Fable.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Sure but that's just because they're making a point about how it isn't as shit as WYSIWYG implies. Really, it is WYSIWYG (even if the output doesn't exactly match the editing experience). It's just good WYSIWYG.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
I haven't tried TeXmacs (thanks to the truly abysmal name I assumed it was something to do with Emacs), but I have used LyX and it changed my opinion on WYSIWYG. It isn't a fundamentally flawed idea, it's just that most imple
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> egui is the clear winner for making desktop applications I disagree. It's the easiest to get started with, but it looks pretty terrible (poor font rendering especially), and immediate mode has serious downsides. My current favouri
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Seems like a referrer of HN triggers that. Copy & paste the URL and it works fine. Idiotic.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Rust does not do "nothing" to prevent logic errors. On the contrary, its strong type system makes them much less likely than in C. Also security isn't the only reason to prefer Rust to C. But I do agree ffmpeg would see a muc
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Sure but it seems like most of these vulnerabilities are being found in the C code.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
In theory they should be, but EVs also tend to be more computerised, proprietary and locked down than ICE cars, so in practice I think it's not as simple as that. For example there was that case of the car that needed an entire new sea
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> autonomous taxi hasn’t proven to be as socially transformative as promise That's because they are still super expensive - more expensive than Uber! That's probably partly because the technology is very expensive, but also bec
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
It clearly hasn't, if you've been paying any attention to security. The Unix security model is that all code that a user runs is 100% trusted. That's absurd in today's world.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Browsers tend to not lay out things totally identically in my experience. Especially when it comes to scrollbars. So the bug probably was present on the other browsers but it just happened to not be hit. I'd have to play around with
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
I disagree. We shouldn't just be copying Unix until the end of time.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> Here are samples from the original and remastered vinyl versions to compare the difference in sound rendering. Where? The critical bit is missing!
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah I'm definitely questioning what synergies there are between Tesla and SpaceX. What do electric cars and rockets have in common? Are they going to me a rocket powered car? Put a Tesla on the moon? The only thing I can think that ma
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah pretty crazy capability from the AI but also sad that we're at the point where web developers don't know right click->inspect element, and scrolling overflow properties (one of the most basic and common parts of CSS).
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Depends on the change. Certainly most PRs don't need feedback before the PR is ready - the task is too obvious, and there's little to feed back on before there's any code. For bigger changes, of course you need feedback on de
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
A kid with a credit card?

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