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by arp242 1y ago
I believe most stuff gets loaded via a JSON API now, and HTML rendered in JS via Rect. Maybe even all of it? For example the file overview has 14(!) requests (/recently-touched-branches, /latest-commit, /overview-files/{
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by arp242 1y ago
Yes, remember how copying anything from the code view would also copy the line numbers? It was a relatively small CSS fix, but took years! I never quite understood why this didn't get fixed before by the way, because it really wasn&#x2
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Everything has been getting worse since the React rewrite(s). Everything is just so much more slower and janky. And things like the "back button" keep acting weird (I reported this several times, after a long delay they fixed it s
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I cannot phantom why anyone would write lengthy walls of text trying to convince people "no askhually, your workflow is invalid and theres a better way!11" after they've told you very directly and clearly several times that t
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Unexpected comment in comment area
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This type of "bad things men is a personal failure and because the men are bad people" is exactly the problem. Whenever there are problems with women, or Muslims, or trans folks, or whatever then it's defended with "yeah
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It's not my impression that an extremely aggressive attitude helps safety, no. There is a reason for "they will attack us everywhere" and quite some part of that is the "wrath of America" coming down on them some ti
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There's always a baseline of assholes.
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Even cycling into the city from my neighbouring town (~10 km) can be faster than a car at peak rush hour, because city traffic is just an absolute gridlock (this is in Galway Ireland, the traffic of which is notoriously bad even by Irish st
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> Bike lanes make lives actively worse for everyone. Except for ... cyclists?
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by arp242 1y ago
To be clear: I was joking, and I think what you're saying here is a load of cynical conspiratorial bollocks.
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Some journalist shows up with a somewhat implausible story and can tell any lie to convince you it's real. I can see how an MP might fall for it, and it's a mistake to think you're somehow above that. We also don't see a
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"First 20mph year sees 100 fewer killed or badly hurt" https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78w1891z03o So no, what you're saying is bollocks. And no one ever claimed that speed limits are the only
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They have more than 30 apps, not just a flashlight. It's mentioned right there in the post. Do you really thing these people are complete idiots who can't increment a number? Obviously it's more than that. And the "wHy C
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by arp242 1y ago
Sites like HN are different people with different opinions posting different views, so of course some of that will conflict. I don't get why this staggeringly obvious fact needs to be explained over and over again...
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> the largest constituency continues to be the "can't be fucked to vote" party. It's not that straight-forward as it's not a popular election. Why bother to vote if you live in a deep red or blue state? You can m
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"Self-hating Jew" is an old trope. I don't really follow the daily ramblings of Ben Shapiro, but I assume it's basically the same thing?
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"We believe that paedophiles are using an area of internet the size of Ireland, and through this they can control keyboards." – Syd Rapson MP in 2001. But really, with 650 MPs there's bound to be a few that are a bit silly
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I've sometimes wondered what their plan for this is wrt. people. Richard Hipp is 64, and I don't think he plans to continue working on SQLite until he's 90. I know two other people work on SQLite, but AFAIK he owns the compan
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I don't really understand Keir Starmer on this. Or well, on anything really. The public has been pretty clear what they want most of all is a competent government that will take care of basic core tasks like cost of living, NHS, etc. I
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Since gambling laws have been relaxed in a number of countries over the last few years, there has been a rather concerning rise in teenage gambling addiction. This is perhaps a better example than porn. I'd be much more worried about m
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> I mean, there are already a raft of tools available to stop children accessing harmful content online. There are filters and protections and safeguards on almost every device on the market today. If children are constantly accessing ha
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My solution for this was a propose a problem obscure enough that no LLM tool really knows how to deal with it. This involved some old Fortran code and obscure Fortran file format.
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> it is worth stating very clearly that history is replete with examples of men who have used their senior position in communities to take advantage of women Which doesn't really say anything about this specific scenario. History is
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Not necessarily; short-comings or "TODO"s are okay. I just want to know if I can run actual real-world complex applications on these micro-kernels, and what the trade-offs are (if any). Firefox on OpenBSD has fairly reasonable per
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Can I run Firefox or PostgreSQL with reasonable performance on SeL4, OKL4, or QNX?
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> Food doesn't give them any pleasure, it's just a thing they have to consume to not die. There are very few, if any, people like that; almost everyone enjoys nice food. The major exception being people with eating disorders.
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The Kurds, Tibetans, Catalonia, or Scottish don't need to ethnically cleanse the land to get their own nation. That's the difference. This is not hard to understand. Most people do not object to the concept of a Jewish state, they
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Maybe not locking people up in the world's largest open-air prison for an entire generation and constantly kicking their teeth in would help. Just a thought. "Give me liberty or give me death" as you say in America, I believe
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This did not start on Oct 7. Bad faith nonsense. This argumentum ad Oct-7 got tired about a year ago. How long do you plan to keep using it? Two more years? Ten years? Twenty years?

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