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words by someone who has never needed to be responsible for running code. no wonder people like ai vibecoding.
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no... but some languages may disallow simultaneously holding a reference in different execution threads
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1y ago
these days books are no guarantee of quality
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PSL isn't a list of dangerous sites per-se. Browsers already do various levels of isolation based on domain / subdomains (e.g. cookies). PSL tells them to treat each subdomain as if it were a top level domain because they are oper
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1y ago
except fossil decided to never allow changing history, vs jj which makes history rewriting so much easier
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If you're going to host user content on subdomains, then you should probably have your site on the Public Suffix List https://publicsuffix.org/list/ . That should eventually make its way into various services so t
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not enough to cover th $1B they were offering someone...
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it's also so that there's no confusion about what the value represents.
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1y ago
On the contrary, in recent proposal reviews, returning interfaces has been discouraged unless you're trying to make a generic interface like fs.FS, or dispatch functions like net.Dial / image.Decoder. The advice of returning concr
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1y ago
there's still gocloud.dev/blob ...
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1y ago
it's a rust project which tries to claim the ability to build static binaries, you should be able to just download the server binary.
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i think it's more they just tack on a bunch of unrelated stuff into bills that "must" be passed
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1y ago
praise https://github.com/rusq/slackdump it does include threads, and no need for admins
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1y ago
TOML is seriously ugly... nested configs are less clear in toml compared to even YAML.
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1y ago
law? it's their platform. and ban evasion is a persistent problem on any platform
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1y ago
kids friendly subdomain: https://www.youtubekids.com/
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1y ago
Even worse is the lag in switching windows. If you use keyboard shortcuts to switch, your screen will have switched over but focus is still on the previous window so anything you type goes there. I have to pause for a second to wait for it
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if a bot (or whatever latest of download tool) was served gigabytes of video, does that mean a human eventually viewed it? no.
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I'm truly annoyed at it reordering the desktops even when i have just a single screen (the built in one). I expect my programs to be in certain order, so switching between them is predictable. Or sometimes it just decided to open a lin
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k8s doesn't lack control, you can select individual nodes, AZs, regions, etc with the standard affinity settings.
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yeah we all heard that story every 3 months with all the previous package managers. until there's adoption by an overwhelming majority of projects, it isn't really settled yet.
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it'll be like python package managers and js web frameworks.... a new one every quarter
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even if you have a stable interface... the user might not want to install it and then forget to remove it down the line
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which is great when you realize that not all software is updated at the same time. how managing multiple java runtime versions is supposed to work is still beyond me... it's a different tool at every company, and the instructions never
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1y ago
you don't need permission for the hardware... you can install your own OS.
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for me, squash merges are enforced on github, and usually results in some weird / empty commits if i rebase a local stack after pulling in changes with part of the stack merged.
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like good open source, it's now forked by a community instead of having only a single maintainer eza: https://github.com/eza-community/eza
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1y ago
use Australian English: English but with same settings for everything else, including keyboard layout
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we should have called the other thing mutex files
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1y ago
these days with llms we're back to over a minute to get a response...
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