Macha

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841.
by Macha 2y ago
A street like your picture would make it incredibly difficult for a car to obtain a dangerous speed, so would by itself largely eliminate the need for dedicated cycling space.
842.
by Macha 2y ago
And also car vs pedestrian is much larger than bike vs pedestrian, and in most places, higher than car vs bike also.
843.
by Macha 2y ago
Client, not server.
844.
by Macha 2y ago
Something like a HTTP 1.1 client is something you might expect would be a pretty stable thing that doesn't need too many updates, right? But I would not assume that a HTTP client that has been untouched in 12 years supports SNI, for ex
845.
by Macha 2y ago
Getting the exact dependencies it had at release is a solved problem in Node and most other languages with lock files too. It's just no guarantee that those old versions work on the new system, or with the outside world as it exists by
846.
by Macha 2y ago
Even some of my Rust projects end up in this state, where updating one library ends up with needing to update interacting libraries.
847.
by Macha 2y ago
> In my opinion, Rosetta should be more heavily gated* to push everyone from Adobe to Steam to build for aarch64. Honestly I see game developers simply abandoning MacOS (more than they already have) if they need to do more work on their
848.
by Macha 2y ago
Also if you don't want `jq` installed, `python` will also do it with `cat your.json | python -m json.tool`
849.
by Macha 2y ago
Is there an open source license that doesn't?
850.
by Macha 2y ago
Someone sets a tree on fire. The fire brigade comes and puts it out with a couple of buckets of water. Wow, isn't water great? The arsonists come back and douse the tree in petrol and set it on fire again. Now the water is less effecti
851.
by Macha 2y ago
It looks like it's down now?
852.
by Macha 2y ago
This is pointless pedantry: Expressing it as the number of seconds since a point that is defined in UTC is a conversion to UTC by anyone else's logic (including, clearly, the documentation writers), even if there's not some bits i
853.
by Macha 2y ago
You are thinking of UTC offsets as zones here, which is wrong. Yes, you can interpret an offset from the epoch in any utc offset and that's just a constant formatting operation. But interpreting a zoned datetime as an offset against a
854.
by Macha 2y ago
e.g. the suggested replacement for timestamp is timestamptz, which has its own problems (notably, it eagerly converts to UTC, which means it cannot account for TZ rule changes between storing the date and reading it). If medium term schedul
855.
by Macha 2y ago
Wait until you expand into the Japanese market and all your users are talking about 月見
856.
by Macha 2y ago
How do you know the variant? If the user is just using an "import csv" on the web form, how do you know? You can't even ask the user because it's not even clear they'll know, it's just the CSV they got from Jir
857.
by Macha 2y ago
That assumes you control both the producer and consumer. But if you're doing CSV, it's likely because you're looking to integrate with someone else's system. So you have to deal with whatever they're doing that they
858.
by Macha 2y ago
You may enjoy the second image in this article, of looters forming an orderly queue and making sure not to obstruct the pavement while doing so: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2023924/London-riot... Inte
859.
by Macha 2y ago
My prior passport photo was taken with the Irish Passport office's manual "send in photos and someone decides if it's good enough" process they had at the time. As I always wore glasses, I wore them in my photo too, whic
860.
by Macha 2y ago
Huh, I'd been assuming the Switch 2 would be AMD Z2 based. I guess they've managed to convince nVidia to make them another SoC. A little surprised, would have thought nVidia would want to use any spare fab time for AI chips, thoug
861.
by Macha 2y ago
Of 5 years ago, maybe.
862.
by Macha 2y ago
A lot of people here will react to the advocacy cuts, and the idea that advocacy make up such a large portion of the workforce. 30 percent seemed like a lot, but I think it's just 30 percent of the foundation's direct staff. I sus
863.
by Macha 2y ago
ISO-8859-9 actually does have what I suggest: FD/49 are lower/upper dotless ı/I DD/69 are upper/lower dotted İ/i. There's nothing around the capability to round trip that through unicode that required 49 i
864.
by Macha 2y ago
When Unicode was being specced out originally I guess. There was more interest in unifying characters at that stage (see also the far more controversial Han unification)
865.
by Macha 2y ago
It feels like unifying it with the ASCII i is the mistake here. There should have just been 4 turkish characters in 2 pairs, rather than trying to reuse I/i It's not like we insist Α (Greek) is the same as A (Latin) or А (Cyrillic
866.
by Macha 2y ago
It hasn't exactly helped Eclipse and Apache stay independent, it's basically just some shared project infrastructure at a time when that's less relevant than it used to be.
867.
by Macha 2y ago
JS form validation quite significantly predates HTML form validation. The alternative was server side form validation, for the longest time. HTML form validation was meant to standardise and reduce the need for JS validation, but for UX rea
868.
by Macha 2y ago
One of the things I dislike about HTML form validation is it starts running from page load. So if e.g. you tie error state formatting to it, the form loads up with a bunch of errors which may be intimidating to the user.
869.
by Macha 2y ago
I use Zola for now, but for a variety of reasons I'm contemplating building my own to let me tweak stuff a bit more flexibly, and this kind of approach has been on my mind. How has it been working for you?
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by Macha 2y ago
> I doubt that the population who moved on from Google is demographically neutral. They are however, a relatively small group. I suspect more people have moved to ChatGPT than to Kagi.

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