YoshiRulz

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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Mozilla's first-party marketplace has version history. Click "See all versions" in the left sidebar. As for third-party marketplaces, I couldn't say, but I'm aware of some work in that direction for Nixpkgs.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
It's interesting to hear you say that reducing complexity and building to last(?) is the solution. Do you know of any case studies (not even peer-reviewed necessarily, just examples) showing a "recovery" in terms of user free
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I happen to believe in subsidised/affordable housing (I assume a UBI is what cybrox meant by not paying rent; also cracking down on housing-as-investments[1] sounds good to me, a layman, though apparently it wouldn't be enough[2]
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> There’s a lot of software being produced that just doesn’t care about its users [... caused by] a mismatch between what we thought doing a good job was and what a significant part of the industry considers profitable [... so] perhaps w
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
This is cool! I'm now wondering if it's possible to shell out to it from a Roslyn Analyzer (= C# compiler plugin). At the very least I'm sure I could automatically generate FPCore expressions from C# ASTs.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
And if you're not able to install Nix (running something on a target machine?), you can use `nix bundle` on your own machine. More relevant for the author may be that a lot of pentesting tools aren't in Nixpkgs yet: https:/&
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
And since this is Tweag, it only makes sense to mention https://github.com/symphorien/nixseparatedebuginfod
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I read through the syntax tutorial, and based on that alone I'm guessing this thing would be a huge pain to work with. The operators `=<`, `<=`, `>=`, and `=>` are easily confusable/typo-able, and I have to imagine the
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I'm not that familiar with the subject, but I did read[1] that Wikidata's adoption has been slowed by the fact that triples can only be used on one page (per localisation). There is some support for using it with infoboxes though[
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> I think that, in general, most programmers struggle to accept that correctness can sometimes be traded-off—personally, it offends a deep internal conviction of mine that programs should be correct. [...] possible incorrectness more oft
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
When you open a PR, look for the "Allow edits by maintainers" checkbox beside the "Create pull request" button. For PRs you've made earlier, you can find it in the sidebar under the participants list. [1]: https:&#
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I second this. As a maintainer, I have a very good understanding of how long it would take (someone familiar with the codebase) to make certain changes. It's far from disrespectful to push before merging when the alternative is to wast
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Putting aside the obvious data sovereignty / privacy problems of such 'lifelogs'; > And when it's time to buy her textbooks, Dot is there to help. "[... Bookends and Beginnings is] a highly rated bookstore that&#
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Some notes from a Nix fanboy: > Currently go, npm, and haskell projects are supported. Implicit here is that you're missing out on one of Nix' strengths—that being how Nix-lang is a lingua franca for every ecosystem with a pres
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Yes. (I am not American.)
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/istilldontcar... works fairly well
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
As opposed to AM: https://fulldecent.github.io/system-bus-radio/
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I was able to override ^L (in BASH, at least) with this ~/.inputrc[1]: "\f": "\C-upaclear -cyellow -s5\C-m" ...though the experience isn't great, which I blame Konsole for. (It also adds to shell history, where
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
I think the downvotes may be because people take "When it is open source there could be some manipulation" to mean that you think proprietary alternatives are somehow safe from such manipulation—but of course they aren't, lea
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
While I agree with you that programmers increasingly relying on LLMs would be (is?) a problem, there is an element of neo-Luddism to this, as was excellently framed by xkcd[1] some years ago. Could we not choose to fill all that time we use
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> I blame "cloud" apps like o365. I blame Android (and to a lesser extent, iOS). In early Android, you had a filesystem resembling desktop Linux. Nowadays, apps' files are secreted away in a dir who-knows-where and other a
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
The library uses `unsafe` so the consumer doesn't have to. But more to the point, to say "it uses the `unsafe` keyword, therefore it can't be safe" would be disingenuous, or at least very ignorant. The "certain kind
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
The author links to another blog discussing the related Martinez-Rueda algorithm, which I mention not only because this post ends with "I am considering implementing the Martinez-Rueda algorithm because [... it is more featureful]&quot
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
TIL Kleiner's pet headcrab in HL2 is named after an inventor. I don't much care for the "great man" (great woman in this case) view of history, but this is a good story.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> misstakes > seperate I see what you did there. Please never implement that idea though, it would be like the opposite of https://xkcd.com/810 .
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
In case it wasn't clear, this is a separate project from the RetroArch front-end. It's integrated into several emulators: https://retroachievements.org/download.php My colleague did all the work for integration in
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Even if this is faster than Samba... the max. transfer speed will be dictated by the client running Windows, surely.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> If it were only the Devs, you'd just use Google Material [...] Which is all well and good until Google replaces the Material Design team with designers with no UX training... Sorry, I just can't complain enough about M3.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
And then all but killed it >:( https://m3.material.io/styles/elevation/overview#f9947307-48... My first smartphone ran KitKat and IMO it was Google's best work to date, design-wise.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
It's exactly ligatures. I presume the author avoided that term so you didn't confuse it with the ligatures that are included in Unicode.

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