Jaxan

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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Because it doesn’t work reliably on the surface pro 4. Yes, I have tried surface-linux, and no it doesn’t work well enough. When shutting down, the machine actually doesn’t shut down and my battery was dead the next morning. The boot proces
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Currently, the switch from light to dark (or vice versa) is very disruptive. Imagine switching every few minutes just because some clouds pass by, to me that sounds terrible.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
It is an OS setting to follow sunrise/sunset.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
In all these pictures, the empty set is missing (-: . Of course you could argue that they’re also missing in Venn diagrams, but it’s common to just point on the outside.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
They don’t store email addresses with password in the database. That would be way too risky. These are separate databases, so you can lookup your email address, and separately check a password.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Btw they are not storing more info along the email address, because that would be way too risky. Just imagine the HIBP database being leaked. Also, they don’t always know where your info has leaked. Some datasets are aggregates.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
There is also an API
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Aren’t all of these in a sense personal projects? If it works for the developer, that’s enough.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
> In addition they cause other difficulties, like testability, i18n, l10n and accessability. Most TUIs don’t have these either. So I don’t see this as a difference between TUI/GUI. If you want to make a GUI and want to ignore these
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
… It is just a parser? Sure the parser is written very succinctly and that’s neat. But parser generators for other languages can do it similarly.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
But wouldn’t the context also be useful, in written form, to colleagues?
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
There were cameras with FTP or WebDAV support, when connected to WiFi. I guess it’s just not really popular?
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by Jaxan 1y ago
I use it on LAN without a problem (using mDNS). Sure it runs with self signed certificates, but that’s ok with me.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
Do you also prefer a web-based file browser? My main use for Nextcloud is files and a desktop sync is crucial and integrates with the OS.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
This is a show case of the wasm backend
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by Jaxan 1y ago
I still use my iPhone SE after 8 years and bought it for 170€. That’s under 25€ per year :-). (Ok I had the battery replaced for 30€ once.)
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by Jaxan 1y ago
Basically every native app has a server behind it to harvest user data nowadays. So I don’t think it’s an argument for why PWAs won’t work.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
How many apps rely on specific hardware or native code though? I can only think of my banking apps when using nfc.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
People keep repeating this. But why is it people’s nature. Maybe it is learned, because everyone keeps repeating this phrase!
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by Jaxan 1y ago
CryptPad uses end-to-end encryption for all documents. It has a very different use case than other collaborative office suites. You can of course still use it as a replacement, but in my experience opening documents takes a bit of time.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
We used it as our family chat for many (10?) years. Only recently we moved to signal.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
Immutable does not mean you have to copy the whole structure. You can store only the changes. This is how immutable data structures work in functional languages such as Haskell.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
I do this by hand. In the whole process, cleaning up the TeX before submission is a small step. And I like to keep some comments, like explaining how some Tikz figures are made. Might help someone some day.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
You don’t assume the assertions, the verification shows they always hold!
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by Jaxan 1y ago
If you had to do this for every falsity in the LLM, there wouldn’t be an end to it.
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by Jaxan 1y ago
We still print photo albums. I can strongly recommend this!
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by Jaxan 1y ago
I was hoping someone would provide something more succinct ;-). Thanks!
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by Jaxan 1y ago
For higher arity there is a combinatorial explosion of all the possible permutations. But if you want to flip the 2nd and 3rd argument in Haskell it can be done by flip itself: flip23 foo = (\x -> flip (foo x))
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by Jaxan 1y ago
That is just silly notation used by a minority in this world ;-)
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by Jaxan 1y ago
Wouldn’t it be better to invest in a human-friendly format first (which also could be AI-friendly).

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