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by WD-42 2mo ago
Same, they just updated it. Hacker news effect?
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Except they aren’t unusable either.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
> This is my #1 annoyance: clicking microscopic icons at the very bottom of the screen to switch views. Have you considered using a keybind? They even show which keybind to use when you hover them. Amazing that someone would prefer a ver
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Of course vs code accommodates wsl. Same company. Personally I couldn’t care less how badly MS wants to make windows a viable development environment. It’s more irrelevant every day. I’m glad zed doesn’t waste too much time on it.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
I’ve been using arch for nearly 2 decades at this point. It’s amazing that the AUR went this long without any serious attacks. It’s a different world now. I can’t help but feel there used to be honor among hackers. You didn’t go after your
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Would love to see more projects using gtk and zig. Always nice to have another language option.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Maybe. Most of it is just good storytelling. There are some light equations and graphs occasionally.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
It does. That’s all part of the drama. One of the best books I’ve ever read.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Why are you expected to send down the whole thing? Maybe I’m missing something, but when you send the request from the form the response is just a partial of the results on the right hand side, using hx-target to specify some div instead of
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by WD-42 2mo ago
> Post-death, as in: "it's over," "activity has halted," "no more work being done” Which makes even less sense as we all know software is never done, unless it truly is dead.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Do they license from Nintendo or something? I thought this kind of stuff was lawyer bait.
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by WD-42 2mo ago
Wait but where do we get a gameboy?
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by WD-42 3mo ago
grug wonder why big brain take hardest problem, factoring system correctly, and introduce network call too seem very confusing to grug
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by WD-42 3mo ago
Investment certainly feels like a problem. The amount of completely empty homes in my area (coastal ca) is disgusting. There are entire real estate brokers that specialize specifically in investment - these people aren’t even pretending tha
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by WD-42 3mo ago
I believe the person leaving was vibe coding too much for other’s taste, so I assume they aren’t the one with strong opinions.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
All necessary memory is allocated at initialization. The application is not allowed any allocations during it's normal runtime. This is how it avoid memory bugs. Not a lot of people write programs this way.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
You could always sign your kid into tik tok to avoid age restrictions if you want. Same thing
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by WD-42 3mo ago
But it is useful. I can deal with a broken scrollbar if the content is good, but if an article is AI written I don't want to read the content at all. That's a huge difference. Nowadays I usually check the comments first for the &q
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by WD-42 3mo ago
Because the style is irritating, and as usual: if the author can't be bothered to write it, I can't be bothered to read it.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
> Three names, one thing. That’s why they blur together. Stopped reading here. This is an AI article.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
weird, I'm running GNOME on my laptop right now and I checked and it's using 275mb of ram. I would not call that particularly bloated.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
When I read stuff like this, I come to the realization that even after daily driving Linux for 20+ years I still barely utilize its full potential. Great article.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
Did you write this comment using your gpu?
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by WD-42 3mo ago
> last time I looked at the schematics for one of those When was the last time they looked at the schematics for one of the Apple machines? Oh, wait.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
Or they could just make their schematics available and save 99% of the reverse engineering the Asahi team has to do. 1000s of hours of work for what is just sitting in a drawer in Cupertino. But they won’t.
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by WD-42 3mo ago
How is this an issue? Xsnow is a novelty. You have to make two decisions: the first to still be using Xorg at all, the second to install the application itself which is essentially a gag screensaver. The idea that some govt employee would g
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by WD-42 3mo ago
Another era, another Arch based distribution. This one seems particularly attractive to Windows refugees especially gamers. The default desktop looks very much like Windows: even the wallpaper is one of those blue gradient 3d wave shapes. I
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by WD-42 4mo ago
A lot of the recent npm attacks have been exfiltration from dev machines, which would just as likely from dev dependencies.
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by WD-42 4mo ago
Time to start banning those that submit fake or superficial reports. Maybe with enough bans these people will start actually reading their own vulnerabilities.
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by WD-42 4mo ago
I thought this was an ad bugging out. I use an adblocker. Very confusing.

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