Svoka

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   by Svoka 1y ago

   Confused why it says that 'this API is not exposed' while it's a simple HID device. Author can submit this to the AppStore.
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   Thank you!
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   I was referring to tutorial(s), which refer to commits just by hashes. It is very hard to read for me. While git is nearly universal, my concern was about leaning jj and what it is useful for, what are its limitation etc.
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   I want to be excited about Jujutsu, but what always bothers me about JJ is that if you search the page you can find 'jj' 47 times and 'git' - 49. Is there a good explanation of Jujutsu without referring to git? May be wi
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   More comments the topic - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44369388 Fun with uv and PEP 723 640 points | 227 comments
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   I am very happy that I actually tried to use new iOS 26. It is just couple taps away for registered developers. I think it is a very nice redesign. But focusing on the 'glass' component is very reductive in my opinion, and shallow
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   I find it absolutely bizarre that people post about stuff they are seemingly have no idea about. Like, code signing & notarization provides clear quality of life improvement for many users. And your reasons are just plain wrong. 1. 100$
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   what do you mean 'developing'. Prototype mac minis apple sent out for developers to adapt their apps to the new arm world (later named M1) was using iPhone A chips.
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   by Svoka 1y ago

   I'm quite glad some alternatives are popping up. Using LaTeX feels like piece of 80s tech to be honest. It is obviously fine and super powerful, but, like vim-style fine. There got to be more contemporary alternatives that status quo.
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    Did you try rust? Honestly feels like python rather than C if you got mental model internalized. Mostly because of very rich ecosystem of packages.
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    I am stealing this. Made my day :)
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    I applaud the action, but motivation is strange. I am all for making custom software for your own needs and tailored for own use cases, but price? How much does your VPS costs vs Obsidian subscription? I wonder. Is it like 1 5$/month m
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    Honestly, what the point of 'endpoints' if none of the clients consume SSE/Streamable HTTP?
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    So, the web Ad marked is being monopolized on platforms. Google and Facebook make overwhelming revenue from their own websites. Now, down with the rest.
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    Thanks! I wonder where this discrepancy comes from
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    I wonder where are you getting your data. According to wikipedia russian is #7 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_used_on_the_Internet Only place where russian is in top 5 is in Wikipedia views. Russian part of in
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    by Svoka 1y ago

    Oh. I was just asking "Use dialectic method on your solution" in the end of the prompt... It does make it think harder.
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    There is Metal-cpp though.
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    I generally agree but it literally uses shebang
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    They acquired Electron alongside with Atom with GitHub. It is hard not to make parallels between Atom and VS Code
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    Only Typescript is in-house. Others are acquisitions. Do you remember Embrace, extend, and extinguish times? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    Honestly, Goodreads is bothering me since it is Amazon. Was looking for some simple service to track books I'm reading. This is nice!
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    Why does Firefox needs an OSS alternative?
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    I lived in Germany for over a year and not once drove 200km/h. Pretty much no one did. Everyone drives 120-140. If you're not in the city area that is. Or not stuck in traffic because of construction. Which is always. If you drive
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    Every 3-4 hours I stop for a 30 minute meal. Ye, sounds reasonable.
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    My manager explained to me that LeetCode is proving that you are willing to dance the dance. Same as PhD requirements etc - you probably won't be doing anything related and definitely nothing related to LeetCode, but you display dedica
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    Answered different thread - superchargers get from 5-10% to 95-100% in line 30 minutes. When we are on roadtrips I often have to go and unplug it so I don't get extra charges for idle. I know superchargers are not everywhere.
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    I had a road trip, and pretty much all the time I got 95-100% charge while having lunch with supercharges, which are everywhere. It takes 30 minutes to do it.
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    I am not saying it dismissively. As you could see this is a "pro" point in my list. I honestly recognize that it's a transition. But IMO better option is to have hybrid type EV with smaller battery + Fuel Cell generator. Or j
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    by Svoka 2y ago

    why not charge it to 100% for a long trip? It literally says to do so.