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by __jonas 9mo ago
> Helix I'm not sure about the other ones, but I know that helix supports language servers by default and it does not have a workspace trust system like vscode, so LSPs can automatically execute code when you enter a directory http
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Yes! Sounds fun to me, not sure what you're getting at, it's not supposed to be a business idea! Just a tool I would enjoy having because I sometimes like to buy used things.
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Here are some examples: - ESLint, the most commonly used linter in the JavaScript ecosystem uses a JavaScript file for configuration (eslint.config.mjs), so if you open a JS project and want your editor to show you warnings from the linter,
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I can't think of a scenario in which me buying some used stuff on ebay is that serious to be honest, having the AI buy would be a huge risk as well. > Also if this were a business and you were going to resell it the AI could also c
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Yeah that's very possible, I have never built anything with LLMs and I'm not a heavy user so I'm not sure how feasible it is. I do think I would already get value from a least worse option every day, a sort of 'digest&#x
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Interesting, I’m not big on AI but I have thought often it would be nice to have an ‘agent’ that monitors ebay or other classifieds sites for items based on a natural language description. Something like “I want an old mini PC to use as a h
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I see, thanks for explaining the image and hint selection process. I guess I got unlucky then, as today's image is an AI one, and my impression that the hints were generated came from the fact that there is that 'refresh' but
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I gave it a try, my impression is this: I’m looking at an AI generated image, and describing it based on AI generated hints, and my description is judged by an AI. The UI is fairly janky on my phone and not very appealing, though I like how
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I don’t mean to be provocative, but given that it’s in the title of the post, of course I checked whether the marketing page for this framework was built with Gatsby - seems like it’s Next.js though. Any reason Gatsby was not chosen if it’s
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Wow! That's a pretty impressive turnaround time from my comment to a PR, thanks for your work. I'll be happy to include this in my projects.
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by __jonas 9mo ago
No, not in particular, I just like Svelte's compilation-based approach, but Alpine definitely looks nice. When the client side interactivity is very contained and small in scope I also quite like just using plain JavaScript without a f
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Yeah I suppose it's a tradeoff. I have had an excellent experience when not hydrating components at all, and I like their approach significantly more than other SSGs overall. My worry is just the massive scope of supporting integration
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I like the idea behind Astro, I've used it for a couple websites here and there. I'm a bit worried about the complexity brought by Astro supporting all these different frameworks through its adapters, and how stable and maintainab
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by __jonas 9mo ago
You seem quite passionate about this, which I find difficult to understand, maybe because I’m not as deeply immersed in American political culture as you (I had no idea people see BLM as an organisation rather than a movement / ethical
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by __jonas 9mo ago
If you mean specifically on the BEAM (ignoring JS runtimes), the two options are ports and NIFs, both of which unfortunately have their drawbacks. The Erlang docs on this are here: https://www.erlang.org/doc/system&#x2F
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by __jonas 9mo ago
How is it insane to only welcome people to a community that act respectful towards other people? That seems like a really good way to build a solid community.
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I think comparing 'printing hello world' programs isn't particularly useful, except that from how you describe it, Raku sounds more like a scripting language, which Gleam is not. In comparison with Gleam, I would be more inte
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by __jonas 9mo ago
> If anyone has experience in this language, what is the mindset with gleam? How you guys debug? There is the echo keyword now, which is comparable to elixir's dbg(), I use that a lot. Lacking a REPL, what I normally do is make a de
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by __jonas 9mo ago
That doesn’t really apply to Gleam, it’s not a type syntax for another language that can be stripped, it’s its own language that compiles to Erlang and JS
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I can't really tell what you're trying to say, do you really think the shareholder value of Google is positively aligned with the future of humanity? As in: If Google builds a really good AI and makes a lot of money from that, thi
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by __jonas 9mo ago
If they factor out the VCS UI into a standalone non-IDE product that starts and runs a little faster than their IDEs and doesn't care about your project setup I'd pay a subscription even
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I think it would be interesting for people if your comment was a little more specific about what the issue is. Is this about ffmpeg as raised here: https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/34236 ?
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by __jonas 9mo ago
I agree with that comment chain about the intelliJ diff view so much https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/26770#disc... I don't even need that to be built into the editor – I would pay for a
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by __jonas 9mo ago
Of course, the CUII is not a government entity, it's just a group of copyright holders and ISPs, the member list is here: https://cuii.info/mitglieder/
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by __jonas 10mo ago
Really strange project. They have this blog post up detailing how the LLMs they let loose were spamming NGOs with emails: https://theaidigest.org/village/blog/what-do-we-tell-the-hum... What a strange thing to pub
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by __jonas 10mo ago
Duolingo Russian isn't very good overall (lack of content / grammar explanations), but it does have a page for learning the alphabet that is pretty helpful.
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by __jonas 10mo ago
> In my mind Tailscale was primarily to expose local services You might be thinking of tailscale funnel: https://tailscale.com/kb/1223/funnel Which is nice, but still a beta feature. Tailscale itself is indeed
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by __jonas 10mo ago
I agree with this, just to note for context though: This (or rather the package that was forked) is not a wrapper of any official WhatsApp API or anything like that, it poses as a WhatsApp client (WhatsApp Web), which the author reverse eng
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by __jonas 10mo ago
It does not just do that, no. It has the option of doing that, it asks you if you want to enable the backups. It also allows you to encrypt the backups with a passkey or a password that you can manually set, client-side. It didn’t always
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by __jonas 10mo ago
Right. Then the removal of this IntelliCode extension from MS should have no effect on VSCodium users. I thought originally it may have been an OSS extension, but it actually seems to have been a proprietary project licensed under the Micro

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