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NoahKAndrews
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NoahKAndrews
2y ago
The cop was responding to a fatal crash.
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2y ago
Linux can do real-time scheduling. Most of the patches for that have been merged into mainline at this point, but they've existed out of tree (with real use) for a long time.
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NoahKAndrews
2y ago
Yeah, Nushell definitely is not production-ready, though it's still very useful in its current form. My main complaint about PS really is the verbosity.
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2y ago
This is fantastic
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NoahKAndrews
2y ago
Yeah, I like the ideas behind PS, but Nushell implements them so much better (it's yet to be stabilized though)
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2y ago
Typescript's .d.ts files are basically this
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2y ago
They said cyclists for a reason though. As a pedestrian, if you're confident the human sees you, it's very easy to make sure that you get through the interaction safely. That's not true at all for cyclists, where humans will
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NoahKAndrews
2y ago
Not everything that's useful to me is broadly applicable enough that I can expect to stumble upon it after launch
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2y ago
If the point of the sensor is to keep the handle cool, and the wet towel cools the handle, does it really count as tricking it?
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2y ago
Wasn't it a nothingburger because of the massive effort to get everything important updated in time?
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2y ago
Gerrit's model is pretty interesting
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2y ago
I recommend reading the article to see what the constant burning of clothes is doing to their air.
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2y ago
Files are allowed to not have extensions. Wouldn't just * been enough?
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3y ago
But the throws keyword means "this can throw", it's not used to actually handle exceptions at all. Exception handling always uses catch. I think breaking that pattern would be a terrible idea, even if you can make sense if it
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3y ago
I commit a WIP commit, and amend it the next day
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3y ago
AirTag relies on Bluetooth as well, right? It certainly doesn't have a cellular connection.
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3y ago
The latency of the physical key going down is counted in that post, so it includes mechanical "latency" that will differ depending on how hard you press the keys and if you fully release the key.
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3y ago
It's not a matter of "not wanting to handle it", it's that 7.1.1 is the oldest Android version with an unexpired root certificate that Let's Encrypt can use (my language may be a little bit sloppy here).
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3y ago
The article acknowledges that, but also reports that he's working 80 hours a week.
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3y ago
Same. Windows should support this, but this is a great solution in the meantime.
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3y ago
Maybe that's justified, but it's just as likely that it's not.
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3y ago
It's not discontinued: https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.12/admin/all-...
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NoahKAndrews
3y ago
I don't think it's discontinued, you just linked to a version that's outside of its support window.
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3y ago
That's truly awful...
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3y ago
How do you propose making all websites accessible at the Web browser level? That seems likely to be an intractable problem.
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3y ago
Fuschia literally is a ground-up OS with its own kernel (your point is well-made with regards to Android though)
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3y ago
I think what X did is still the standard, which this article explains is pretty suboptimal. Sometimes crappy solutions stick around until someone pushes for something better.
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3y ago
The phrase "just-in-time" can be used for other things besides compilation (it's often used for manufacturing, for instance). I think it's a helpful way to describe lots of things, and that we shouldn't try to limit
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3y ago
Not if you use it with dd, which will copy the blank space too
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3y ago
Not if you use it with dd, which will copy the blank space too
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