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5mo ago
Right-to-left languages don't make writing much easier. It certainly helps, but at least anecdotally, it's overstated how much more easy (how much easier? English is confusing) it is.
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5mo ago
What's the difference between the two?
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5mo ago
> Iran is garnering incredible international sympathy and support. From who?
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5mo ago
The US is blockading the Iranian coast, not the entirety of the Strait.
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5mo ago
No, the Strait is international waters and always have been.
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5mo ago
Git doesn't have any sort of API either, libgit2 is unofficial.
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5mo ago
FWIW, as a recent user of TortoiseGit, it seems pretty decent nowadays.
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5mo ago
The vast majority of these kinds of stories are complete bunk.
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5mo ago
Yeah, this is the same annoyance I have with AI psychosis. Deterministic tasks should be done by deterministic tools. The amount of people I've seen translate morse code using AI is far larger than it should be.
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5mo ago
Honestly, they have never been particularly trustworthy. People go on about the "newspaper of record" title, but as far as I can see, those are mainly handed out on the basis of age, not actual quality and journalistic integrity.
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5mo ago
Does that mean it works with other compatibility layers like hg-git?
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5mo ago
Would it? Realistically, what support could they add that would make it a selling point? Mercurial?
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5mo ago
Does radicle have some way of storing binaries outside of the source tree? I know cargo compiles from source by default, but AFAIK it can (and does) download binaries as well.
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5mo ago
1. That doesn't work in Powershell. 2. The standard keybind to quit is in fact q. See less, info, and fzf for examples.
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5mo ago
You won't be when you can't boot your system anymore on x86.
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5mo ago
You're likely thinking of Miri, a sanitiser. It's not a proof solver, but it screams to high heaven about this code nonetheless. https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/30719
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5mo ago
This doesn't have anything to do with data centres.
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5mo ago
Honestly, this is a complaint of mine with a lot of software. I'm Hungarian and live in Hungary. The amount I have to struggle to have British English language, American keyboard layout, and Hungarian time in Windows is insane.
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5mo ago
I don't mean any sort of substance, but a habit. That can be consuming something (be it cigarettes or tea) but it doesn't need to be. I used to be in a similar position as you (except with food). I've found that doing somethi
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5mo ago
And how would you quit the terminal version?
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5mo ago
Have you tried doing something similarly meditative instead?
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It wasn't. Lifespans were almost a decade shorter.
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5mo ago
No, it's going to be about either the roll back of nuclear reactors or various social movements.
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5mo ago
Be that as it may, it means that the muscle memory (or more accurately, the mental model of the system) is gone. I've long held the belief that power users or knows-enough-to-be-dangerous users have a harder time switching for that exa
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5mo ago
Does Windows muscle memory work? The vast majority of shortcuts are completely different for the casual user, and for the power user, there's no regedit or control panel and other such things.
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5mo ago
The increased costs are from the increased rate of chargebacks.
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5mo ago
The idea is that chargeback rates are that high because of people getting caught by their spouses.
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The fact that if they don't ban it, Visa and Mastercard will blacklist them and they have 99% of the market share.
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5mo ago
Interesting. Besides the navigation commands and the most basic of shortcuts, I've never been able to learn vi keybindings, even when I was actively trying. Half the time I still can't remember whether j or k is up.
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5mo ago
Out of curiosity, since I've never understood it, what is the point of music player daemons? What makes them different from any old media player?
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