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by __jonas 10mo ago
I didn’t think it was even possible to install proprietary microsoft extensions in VSCodium, how is that related to the version of the editor and how would it affect VSCodium?
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by __jonas 10mo ago
I don’t really get the issue, I didn’t even know Microsoft published another AI suggestion extension, definitely cool that it used a local model but it does make sense for them to just roll it into Copilot.
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by __jonas 10mo ago
It stands for ‘Request for Discussion’: https://rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0001
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by __jonas 10mo ago
No, unless you run the React Server Component runtime on your server, which you wouldn't do with a SPA, you would just serve a static bundle.
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by __jonas 10mo ago
Because they constantly get re-enabled, or new ones get added, and I don't want to have to fight my OS this hard.
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by __jonas 10mo ago
I don't think it's about internet vanity, more about not constantly having advertisements or weird services / AI features pushed into your desktop environment. I'd love to just run windows if there was a version that did
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by __jonas 11mo ago
Not sure where to submit a bug report but I chose the option for kids and got this as the 'correct' message for a painting: > Correct! Well done, detective! > This image shows authentic human photography with natural imperf
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by __jonas 11mo ago
> Flow is faster to use. With Raycast you often need to enter an extension to finish your action. To launch a scrip on Flow I just type "r [shortcut] -> enter" while Raycast is "quicklinks -> enter -> [shortcut] -
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by __jonas 11mo ago
That’s cool, I actually didn’t know that!
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by __jonas 11mo ago
100% of the time when I want to share a file from my phone to another phone, the other phone is not owned by me and I can’t just install some software on it
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by __jonas 11mo ago
That’s an interesting suggestion, but it is not, it’s called (client side) form validation https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/forms.html#client-sid... I definitely see your reasoning for wishing it had a different
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by __jonas 11mo ago
I don't really know Ruby, what is the to_s doing in parts = version_string.to_s.split(”.”).map(&:to_i) Is it to_string? Isn't version_string already a string?
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by __jonas 11mo ago
How so? You think big corps would pressure corporate device management providers into making their services stealthier in order to avoid paying appropriate license fees for software that does this detection? I'd always assume the worst
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by __jonas 11mo ago
> the dev was making breaking changes that would require a full rewrite This is funny because I already get the feeling a lot with management sim / automation type games that I'm pretty close to doing the kind of thing I'd
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by __jonas 11mo ago
Alright, thanks for explaining your point of view, I appreciate it! It wasn't my intention to misrepresent anything, I can see how my original comment was perhaps a bit too broad, all I meant to point out was that when building tables
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by __jonas 11mo ago
I feel like this is going nowhere... The question was: What do people use now to create HTML tables instead of the table manipulation API described in this blog post. I said: - If you render a table on the client (not what JS was originally
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by __jonas 11mo ago
What does that have to do with anything? The question was what do people use ‘now’ instead of this imperative table manipulation API, I’m unsure where you disagree with me.
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by __jonas 11mo ago
Sure! But if you render server side (as with PHP), you'd likely just build up your table on the server rather than dynamically on the client, so you would also not use these imperative table element specific APIs. Even if, for some rea
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by __jonas 11mo ago
Are you implying that when doing DOM reconciliation, React uses these table-specific insertRow/insertCell APIs for adding and removing elements in tables instead of the regular DOM element APIs it would use for all other elements? I wo
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by __jonas 11mo ago
People often use declarative UI frameworks such as React, Svelte etc. when they want to build things dynamically in JS like that now, so imperative DOM manipulation APIs have unsurprisingly become a little more niche.
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by __jonas 1y ago
This looks neat, from what it looks like it's essentially an Open Source version of Apple's continuity/airdrop/airplay stuff? Seems like it even does the universal clipboard as well, I use that all the time with Apple de
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by __jonas 1y ago
Just to note because I was confused by this: I was under the impression that workers are just lambda functions, and therefore would fall under different billing rules than pages which serve static files (with unlimited bandwidth). But worke
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by __jonas 1y ago
How is it misleading? It shows that it gives back unfinished values but finished keys.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Oh I see, I missed the pricing section at the end, that does make sense. I had assumed it would be another FOSS tool.
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by __jonas 1y ago
I'm very happy with Vite, this toolchain on top of it looks useful too, I would have preferred all that to just be part of vite (similar to bun) but I guess there are good reasons to keep the scope of core vite smaller?
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by __jonas 1y ago
That's some impressive work on the attackers part having that whole fake landing page ready to go, and a pretty convincing phishing email. I'm don't know much about crypto so I'm not sure what makes them call the scam &#
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by __jonas 1y ago
How is that different than Hetzner for a VPS though? As far as I'm aware a Hetzner VPS won't automatically fail over to a different region either.
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by __jonas 1y ago
That sounds really useful, seems like a fun component for a DIY project if they are cheap
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by __jonas 1y ago
No, the main GUI is QT, it's for a user plugin system called 'Workflow Integration Plugins'. The docs about this are not on the web so I can't link to it, but you can access them in the App's help menu. Quote from t
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by __jonas 1y ago
You’re being presumptuous. I read the article yesterday and there was no mention of AI or LLMs, they have changed it, which is good. https://web.archive.org/web/20250930154005/https://blog.kagi...

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