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anothername12
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Yeah I think they have some special sauce that puts them a bit ahead of what LSP-based. Definitely check it out
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I think the built in one is deprecated though right?
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The “editor tooling” in Jetbrains’ Rubymine is fabulous.
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The cpu has the gpio pins exposed at the back so you can control stuff Arduino style. Fun stuff
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2y ago
I’ve been using atools for this purpose
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I have faith in Google. They will surely create and shit-can a dozen texting apps in the next decade. One may even fit my purposes until it too is shit-canned. Nobody has more experience in building text apps than Google.
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That’s right. These ranchers are basically reaping the side effects of that sweet mineral royalty they invited into their lands. If you’re ever in Midland, you’ll find it smells like ass. I think in another decade or two it might be uninhab
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I guess I’ll look for a $10 gift card after the class action a decade from now.
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Can I make Gtk GUI with this like you can with cocoa on macOS?
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Is this a HTML over the wire thing?
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What's the best way to make money of all this LLM stuff before it implodes?
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2y ago
Seeing shadows on opposing sides of similar buildings in the same area as me.
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Bootstrapping a Forth in 40 lines of Lua code
(angg.twu.net)
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I’d like to learn more about what the problem is exactly
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The brutal ergonomics of this already seem to be approximate to my experience coding on Go microservices, CICD and cloud/Kuberbetes cluster. I can’t run single a bit of it locally and the testing feedback loop is tied to a 45 minute CI
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In my experience you’ll be fine with monolith instances and failover. Probably until you’re Google scale
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I can see robotics succeeding in agriculture, but maybe not drones and pesticides. Robots going down the rows, physically pulling out weeds, zapping bugs with lasers, delivering optimal water/fertilizer right to the roots. Dunno if the
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> lawmakers voted 71-10 That’s pretty wild you can just to shut down the operations of two news organizations that don’t tow the official line. Democracy though I suppose. Would it be legally possible in the US?
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Is there a maximum size for a crystal?
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Early History of Smalltalk
(worrydream.com)
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Is there a technical name for the two tiered legal system we have here? The average jack off is never going to get away with destroying evidence, yet the rich, and corporations are given deference all the time for all sorts of shit.
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I would like to shitcan our front end team, and replace the app with a stupid-simple MPA with some sprinklings of HTMX that even a “backend” dev won’t have too much trouble with, but I can’t - we’re in too deep at this point. We had a 2 two
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Curious if DOS 3.30 will follow soon. It felt like I was on that version for ages growing up, messing with assembler on the families Amstrad 2086.. good times. Edit: really appreciate the effort being put into preserving this software histo
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I know it’s a small thing, but does it put that ~/snap dir in my home directory still?
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Favorite bit: > very difficult to find much on Raghavan’s history [..] but from what I’ve gleaned, his expertise lies primarily in “failing up,”
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A lot of people write Lisp interpreters, post it to HN and call it a day, but I think compilation is the far more interesting task for a Lisp implementation. SBCL is great to poke around in and the decompiler’s great. Also check out ABCL, E