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by arccy 1y ago
The blessed interface for libraries is to accept a slog.Logger. The blessed interface for logging backends is slog.Handler. Applications can then wire that up with a handler they like, for example zap: https://pkg.go.dev/go.
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by arccy 1y ago
sounds reasonable: `#` is the standard prompt marker when you're root, `/` is the path they're currently at.
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by arccy 1y ago
"performant", it's still slow if you actually use any of the advanced features like copy on write.
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by arccy 1y ago
When you need to stack 2 phones together because you're oncall, because you're a streamer, etc.
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by arccy 1y ago
when you're shown the code, it has 2 buttons: copy to clipboard and save to password manager. if you choose password manager you should be relatively safe...
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by arccy 1y ago
There should really be a prompt/hint when re-linking to tell you about this caveat, I was looking at the blog post from the beginning of the year and wondering how come a feature isn't available after ~8 months.
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by arccy 1y ago
at least on android: you use a good old usb-c cable.
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by arccy 1y ago
doesn't signal also have a transfer to other device flow now?
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by arccy 1y ago
you don't need to know, just consider it a new word that's a synonym, and happens to kind of look like o-<tall spiky letters like i and l>-y
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by arccy 1y ago
it's not lazy, it's a good use of time, you don't go back and forth when you realize you forgot to log something important.
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by arccy 1y ago
the city decides things like street parking, minimum parking space requirements, or if you can put up a parking lot, thus deciding the total amount of available space. actual operation of the parking spaces can be offloaded to private entit
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by arccy 1y ago
On chrome the scroll bar is very visible. I don't think you can blame Chrome for this... this is just bad design by Firefox.
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by arccy 1y ago
I guess they lowered requirements recently, now you can even do "1 passkey or security key, and recovery options, like a recovery phone and email".
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by arccy 1y ago
ethereum is expensive, and there's scaling limits, see all the posts coinbase puts out for their base chain.
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by arccy 1y ago
because llms are a commodity, but good enough actual search isn't?
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by arccy 1y ago
If you use a sane browser, the page will have a scrollbar indicator on the right?
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by arccy 1y ago
That works ok when you have evenly distributed load (which you want / would hope to have), much less so when your workload is highly unbalanced.
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by arccy 1y ago
It was very good at delivering content with a lot less user visible impact of various trackers. In that goal it was a success.
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by arccy 1y ago
ChatGPT feels like it's in a lot of day to day conversations these days, you even hear people mention it on the street in non tech cities
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by arccy 1y ago
Pretty much everyone likes them? Nobody likes passwords, especially passwords by users. Passkeys essentially force the users to have some sort of password manager, whether third party, or OS / browser integrated. Plus they're unph
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by arccy 1y ago
if it existed, amazon doesn't have it... (rip chime)
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by arccy 1y ago
The King also works remotely from home with only the occasional trip in...
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by arccy 1y ago
how long until we get something like spectre for this...
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by arccy 1y ago
that has never been true, your phone contains a radio, governed by the relevant laws of your locale.
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by arccy 1y ago
i recall squeezing lemons to write invisible messages...
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by arccy 1y ago
people understand they're different, but if bcachefs is out, then that leaves btrfs as the only modern in-tree filesystem, but apparently you can't trust it with important data either.
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by arccy 1y ago
have you just described web3 / blockchain ...
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by arccy 1y ago
https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs much simpler than minio
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by arccy 1y ago
It's certainly possible with s3, so probably for any other static host https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40942732
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by arccy 1y ago
While the Linux Foundation can provide some support, it's still up to each project to find their own maintainers (and pay for them).

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