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2y ago
For the mentioned workflow in chatgpt I'm guessing chatgpt can generate the email body for you in the correct format, but sure it is a step over just copy-pasting the raw text.
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2y ago
I mean the format for selecting paths and so on. Git already has a standard patch format for sending changes via email and a builtin utility for applying them to a repo, so why not use that format?
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2y ago
Whats the reason to build your own command structure for filename, author, etc. instead of using the existing git tools like `git format-patch` and using `git am` for applying patches?
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2y ago
I criticized the content (saying it wasn't a "test" and asking your definition of "test") and questioned the chosen medium (linking a youtube embed on a uncommon site that you seem to have an interest in marketing).
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2y ago
Thank you for the positivity in this comment.
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2y ago
> You're leaving snarky comments while I'm recording positive videos of me testing people's products. I asked what you meant by "test" since it did not seem to match how I understand that word. > stop writing
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2y ago
What do you mean by "test"? It seems like it was just you streaming while scrolling the article for a while. Are you just linking an embed via your site as marketing for it?
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2y ago
I'm guessing range requests are not problematic for proxies, just for caches (which are usually proxies also). A pure proxy (reverse or not) should have no problem with a range request.
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2y ago
It's a bit disappointing that articles talking about HTML use JSX/React syntax instead of actual HTML (even more so not actually saying it). Example from the article: <input required={true} />
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2y ago
Are you suggesting that they should have used a name that might lead Oracle to sue them instead of being clearly differentiated?
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2y ago
HDMI might be a bit more complex, but displayport should be doable since most devices use embedded displayport (eDP) anyway for their built in displays. I'm guessing the main cost would be adding a switching chip for switching between
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2y ago
How would you compare this to existing tools in the space like https://github.com/FiloSottile/age ? Seems like age has multiple implementations (rust, go), has a permissive license, a public specification ( https:/
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2y ago
Just a small clarification: mbtiles is built on a RDBMS (sqlite).
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2y ago
That is not as bad, taking the url, auto-updates, reviews, etc. makes it so much worse. Apple might be anticompetitive, but replacing the app via auto updates is really bad.
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2y ago
> Happy 10,000th Day to you :-D Sorry, not sure what you mean?
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2y ago
I don't think anyone thinks of Meta or Facebook products as open-source in the same way as WordPress (they have open source projects but none that are as core to their business as WordPress is to Automattic). Even now it seems like Mat
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2y ago
Regardless of all else I'm hoping we can all agree on: * The wordpress foundation (and wordpress.org) is not independent enough from Matt & Automattic * taking over a package in a package registry with automatic updates is really,
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2y ago
We are "designed" (via evolution) to perceive and understand the environment around us. The signage is designed to be easily readable for us. The models that drive these cars clearly either have some more evolution to do or for us
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2y ago
Do you mean boto (the python SDK for AWS)? EDIT: They probably do not, I'm guessing they mean https://docs.getmoto.org/en/latest/index.html ?
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2y ago
JSON-patch is not a generic patch. It's not the same thing.
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2y ago
Does it terminate existing connections and re-handshake when renewing the cert then? Or does it potentially hold many keys in memory for existing sessions? IIRC a TLS session can potentially last for a long time and 0-RTT depends on it bein
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2y ago
A lot of CAs are non-american. Also not sure how encrypted HTTP and DNS allows google to snoop on your traffic? If you don't trust google then don't use their eDNS service?
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2y ago
> I do not like a web browser deciding for me if I can use my own CA What browser does not allow you to load your own trusted CA?
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2y ago
IIRC the default in most/all ACME clients is to reuse the private key and just get a renewed certificate for it.
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2y ago
I'm not sure what requires a license as MS sells/sold a package to enable h265 even on devices that have hardware support, so some software fee seems to be required: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nmzlz57r
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2y ago
DO = Cloudflare Durable Objects, https://developers.cloudflare.com/durable-objects/ D1 = Cloudflare D1, https://developers.cloudflare.com/d1/ Just incase someone else was as lost as me.
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2y ago
Sure, was just a bit surprised by the amount of ram, but I'm guessing they just had old ram from older high-end servers and put it to use. Seems it was also just sold out, maybe because of your comment.
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2y ago
Wow, pairing a 9 year old processor with 64GB ram and 100Mbps. What are common use-cases that require much ram but not processing power, disk space or a higher bandwidth?
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2y ago
The title ("TinyJS – Shorten JavaScript QuerySelect with $ and $$") seems to be about these two lines: window['$'] = selector => document.querySelector(selector) window['$$'] = selector => Array
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2y ago
The idea is older than react and react contains much more cruft (both wanted and unwanted).
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