Melonai

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by Melonai 10mo ago
They declared their module with just their package name without a URL, it got fixed a few hours ago. I find it a bit interesting that Go even allows you to declare `module barename` in go.mod even though it loves breaking so many things if
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by Melonai 10mo ago
Defunctland is genuinely amazing and always a fun watch, and I never regret the time spent on their videos, they're kind of like a special occasion... though they're getting incredibly long... :) There are a few older shorter vide
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by Melonai 11mo ago
Maybe, but it works quite well for me, so to each their own! :) Can't seem to get DP Alt Mode to work on my used 2021 M1 Pro though, even though it's listed as supported with an asterisk, maybe someone here has managed it? (Also,
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by Melonai 11mo ago
Had a tangential issue with an Anker power bank (screen was sometimes showing bogus charge essentially), and can confirm Anker E-Mail support is pretty good in my experience, they sent me a second unit (even though the first is still functi
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by Melonai 11mo ago
That was definitely not my public school experience. I've had loads of issues but without public school I probably would be so extremely depressed and anxious, I'm not sure I'd be here today. I wouldn't have lots of impo
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by Melonai 11mo ago
I don't know, Turnip's a cute name and I wouldn't think twice before buying a product which is branded that way (as long as the actual product is cool of course!).
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by Melonai 11mo ago
Pretty sure the OS is just the same old Steam-flavored Linux distro "SteamOS" with ARM support and some new graphics pipeline stuff for the VR portion, though we don't know until it's actually out. Though Valve has put a
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by Melonai 11mo ago
Same, Vlambeer were extremely good at "juicing" their games. Just look at Nuclear Throne and Luftrausers, games that would only be half as fun without all the action and chaos going on after every shot. This one talk is the reason
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by Melonai 1y ago
I use Purelymail, they're a tiny operation, but I've never had a single mail delivery issue. They're also by far the cheapest for most personal usecases. Their pricing is kind of "honor" based, you get simple pricin
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by Melonai 1y ago
Yeah Graham Linehan was a great comedy writer (past tense because I don't think he's writing more, not that he is a horrible writer now), and even though IT Crowd had some really weird episodes towards the end, it's really in
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by Melonai 1y ago
Hey us mobile readers want the Femboy Mode Button, too! :(
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by Melonai 1y ago
Are you still having bad issues with Ableton? I did until recently, but now with Ableton in a fairly simple Bottles setup it works quite well (for me, at least). Do you have more specific needs where the normal way doesn't work? I&#x27
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by Melonai 1y ago
I don't know... As someone who many people would characterize as "way too woke", this doesn't really quite ruin Framework for me (though I don't own any of their products). DHH is certainly an ass, and this is my fi
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by Melonai 1y ago
Helix is a Vim/Kakoune-inspired modal editor, with a bunch of stuff built in by default. For example it has support for a huge amount of LSPs and intergrates them automatically. It's command structure is also super similar to Vim&
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by Melonai 1y ago
Evil is so hard to quantify, but I do believe him a sociopath, who's also comically bad at hiding it, in comparison to a lot of other C-Suite people. I do not really think Peter Thiel fits the "Antichrist" description though,
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by Melonai 1y ago
Yeah, there's always a twinkle of conspiracism that lights up inside me when I see something like that, and I do try to think rationally about it, but I end up coming to the conclusion... that it may not actually be that unlikely! Nami
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by Melonai 1y ago
Yeah, the Figma desktop version is basically just a wrapper. It's okay but not super useful.
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by Melonai 1y ago
Thought this was about Xenia for a moment... :)
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by Melonai 1y ago
I think it's also important to note that Near identified as non-binary. This isn't just a "respect their pronouns!" type of thing, but an important aspect of the KiwiFarms propensity to target trans and queer people. Not
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by Melonai 1y ago
Could you elaborate? I hadn't noticed such a correlation before. Especially in relation to children on the autism spectrum.
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by Melonai 1y ago
I think it's more like "a project made for the community", not quite "project made by the community", though the former is definitely usually what's implied.
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by Melonai 1y ago
I kind of get where you're coming from, but if your solution for them is to: - Relearn the way they grip their mouse completely - Stop secreting skin oils - Stop some ointment that you are assuming they use for some reason - Buy mouse
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by Melonai 1y ago
I myself have been preparing for that day, learning simplified Mandarin and trying to expose myself to Chinese online presence. :) I'm not sure that China will ever "overtake" the US in global technology mindshare, but they a
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by Melonai 1y ago
Well, XMR is sadly "problematic" now, because the usual flock of EU politicians panicked about not being able to track those transactions as nicely as they can with Bitcoin, Ether & Co. Since then it's not quite easy to a
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by Melonai 1y ago
Don't worry just pick any silly stereotype and accent and you're good to go! AI is utterly charmed by those types!
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by Melonai 1y ago
I feel like I kind of understand why they did it, it seems to come from a conference of some sort (Twitter doesn't want to show me the context) and conference videos tend to get buried on normal video sharing platforms. On Twitter you
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by Melonai 1y ago
Also quite telling that when you go to Blackboard's (now called Anthology, apparently) site, 75% of it is dedicated solely to AI. You get a small blurb about "Experiencing the power of Together™", whatever that could mean, so
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by Melonai 1y ago
I think you might mean Dropbox, but your point still stands. For context, here's that classic thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863 :)
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by Melonai 1y ago
I can confirm this use case does exist. My boyfriend (despite my constant disapproval) uses his tabs as essentially a bookmark manager and has around 100+ tabs open at any single time. His tab bar is composed of only barely recognizable ico
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by Melonai 1y ago
This happened to me too (almost subconsciously I might add). I'm actually not anti-AI at all, maybe a bit uninterested in AI-made art, since I don't fully see much use for it except for generating fun pictures of Golden Retriever

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