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by TheDong 3y ago
I agree that these devices should be supported, but the only entity that can actually support them is apple. It's not enough for sites to work, the underlying software also has to be secure enough to handle the internet. That can come
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by TheDong 3y ago
Just to throw in my 2c, I've had significant breakages with most Go upgrades. I've had far fewer issues with rust upgrades, and gcc upgrades. C and Rust compiler updates feel actually backwards compatible to me. I posted a list of
903.
by TheDong 3y ago
The podman CLI tool compiled for mac doesn't allow you to run the daemon on macOS natively. The way podman desktop works includes running a podman daemon by default inside the podman linux VM. That's the daemon I'm talking ab
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by TheDong 3y ago
> podman on mac [..] the idea of daemonless-rootless is enticing Did you realize that there's a daemon on podman for mac ( https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-system-serv... )? Are you awar
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by TheDong 3y ago
> The Haskell is beautiful to look at too. As you might expect for a moderately complicated topic, ChatGPT is hallucinating. That is beautiful because it is not the Y combinator. That is the Fixed-point combinator. The Y combinator is us
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by TheDong 3y ago
You could roughly 10 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34780696 And, it looks like that feature still exists: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/170456843145568 "Upload a li
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by TheDong 3y ago
> and our shiny new M1/M2 Macs run the same binaries Does that mean you're all running asahi linux, or are you somehow running linux elf binaries on macOS? Or are you using VMs, just like the x86 + docker desktop folks are doin
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by TheDong 3y ago
That's the wrong framing for Hurd. Hurd isn't a "product" that's trying to "win" by beating competitors. It's a project that's being built by and for people that care about it. You might as well
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by TheDong 3y ago
Since you say it's a serious question, even though it's pretty unrelated to this thread, I'll give a serious answer. First, 'xitter' isn't an official term related to x/twitter, so there's no official
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by TheDong 3y ago
> common knowledge that Docker Desktop creates a separate VM I mean, I know that linux containers only run on linux (please ignore docker for windows which briefly did not need a vm, that is thing of the past now). I don't know if o
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by TheDong 3y ago
Problems having a daemon solves: 1. You need a watchdog process anyways to handle stdout/stderr processing (to not block those pipes), namespace setup and teardown, etc. Why not have 1 daemon, rather than 1 daemon per container? 2. You
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by TheDong 3y ago
Okay, now compile your kernel with 'CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO=y', load it in qemu, and attach gdb so you can step through the code and reason about it.
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by TheDong 3y ago
> because the OS was crashing due to the IE bugs. That's not the case with macOS or iOS at all I mean, I've had iOS crash while using safari more often than I had windows 98 crash while using IE. At least back in the IE days, w
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by TheDong 3y ago
> I don't understand how people hate macOS This is hacker news, so presumably we are hackers. I like being able to look into the system I'm running. When I'm seeing a weird network issue, I want to be able to peer into the
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by TheDong 3y ago
The article mentions that sort of "free wifi" (free as in "free with the purchase of a coffee or food"), but seems to be much more about things like Municipal Wifi (Free wifi for anyone in the city), and ad-hoc wifi. I a
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by TheDong 3y ago
The first link on the page is to matrix.org. matrix.org links to clients: https://matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/ You probably would want element. I think conduit's page is doing the right thing. It doesn'
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by TheDong 3y ago
I have spent more than 5 minutes in java, and I don't know why having a stack available on an exception is unwelcoming to new programmers. It definitely seems better than the approaches some other languages have, like C's "re
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by TheDong 3y ago
Who are you suggesting fuzz what? The bug wouldn't have occurred in a normal mastodon installation since mastodon's recommended configuration is a single postgres database, or at the very least to use synchronous replication. Also
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by TheDong 3y ago
One of the linked fixes is: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/commit/13ec425b721c9594... It seems like it was trivial to make it happen atomically. There just wasn't a need to before since them not be
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by TheDong 3y ago
> HTTP 500 errors when viewing an account > Stacktrace for that 500 This is the default ruby on rails behavior. It prints a stacktrace on any 500 or unknown error, and it's just line numbers and filepaths. > megabytes on every
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by TheDong 3y ago
In an email you can't of course since an email could contain one, the other, or a mix. And, in fact, most mailing list emails I read these days do contain code and code reviews. However, if the user clicked the "reader mode"
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by TheDong 3y ago
pre is the only correct element to use since in many emails, the exact formatting and linebreaks and such are important. For example, a code review on a mailing list can only make sense with the linebreaks and spacing preserved. However, as
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by TheDong 3y ago
It's not Colin's fault that you're using a browser that can't render an html rendition of an email which has been widely in use since before iOS existed. This is entirely Safari's fault for not having good compatibi
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by TheDong 3y ago
That is not the case. Consider the following flake: # flake.nix { outputs = { self, nixpkgs }: { packages.x86_64-linux.default = with nixpkgs.legacyPackages.x86_64-linux; dockerTools.buildImage { name = &qu
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by TheDong 3y ago
The macbook air only has up to 16GB of memory right now. There's plenty of cases where one might want to run a javascript script on their laptop which uses quite a bit of memory, and they'd rather it complete at all, even if it&#x
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by TheDong 3y ago
To quote from their docs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/instance... > If your instance root device is an instance store volume, the instance is terminated, and cannot be used again. S
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by TheDong 3y ago
> The bad news is that I'd be out of a job if I chose your service in this instance. 47 hours is two full days. There was one physical server down. That's it. They even brought it back. I've had AWS delete more instances,
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by TheDong 3y ago
Plenty of people would rather take downtime than pay for redundancy, for example for a test database. AWS RDS lets you spin up a RDS instance that costs 3x less and regularly has downtime (the 'single-az' one), quite similar to th
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by TheDong 3y ago
Either a year in college, or your entire lifetime. Not that it really matters since mathematically, they're both fundamentally the same, they're both just numbers.
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by TheDong 3y ago
> That's hardly interesting Rust and javascript having differences which prevent this class of bugs might not be very interesting, but it's more interesting than your point. Unless I'm misunderstanding, your point is that

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