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by blondin 4y ago
ah, what a missed opportunity for calling this build system katana. or shuriken. it would have continued the analogy that started with ninja and samurai :)
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by blondin 4y ago
why do programmers prefer dark mode? because light attracts bugs. — chatgpt
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by blondin 4y ago
not at all. same here.
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by blondin 4y ago
both, sure, are social media. people on hn, for instance, use their real names, put their emails in their bios, link to their website or linkedin, etc. not everyone stays pseudonymous.
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by blondin 4y ago
your dell xps, afaict, has a better build than the system76's lineup. the build quality is not there yet. among other things...
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by blondin 4y ago
we need a mandatory, enforced, mute functionality in all media apps. the button is extra. most apps are ignoring your volume settings. they all seem to have their own settings. tiktok is my go-to example. i seldom open the app because i hav
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by blondin 4y ago
well, for you. but i find it easier to add new rules to ignore files rather than adding rules for not ignoring them. the extensive lists you see today all started small too. (well there are a few default lists now). they grew up a line at a
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by blondin 4y ago
i vote for someone like dang to handle these open-source drama episodes. i have limited knowledge on what is being discussed but i echo the "ego-driven" comment below. because it's Sunday. and the replies are coming in so fas
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by blondin 4y ago
sad news. truly love listening to his work. RIP
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by blondin 4y ago
that was before go modules and now workspaces right?
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by blondin 4y ago
wow, so this is setting a precedent?
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by blondin 4y ago
great example of the versatility of the human mind. i was about to pipe the entire article into ChatGPT. exactly like the other comment. but i realized it had screenshots of tweets and instagram posts. people do this in case the original au
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by blondin 4y ago
that's a great idea. fancy a meetup.com group? if you ever start one, let us know here on hn. going through a operating systems course together sounds fun.
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by blondin 4y ago
i wonder what advantages this has over using a language-based IaC solution like Pulumi[0]? [0]: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi
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by blondin 4y ago
awesome name! i would have personally stuck to terminator.
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by blondin 4y ago
has anyone looked into the source of the peanut products? sounds like the US is dis-proportionately affected by these allergies.
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by blondin 4y ago
i find it baffling that uncle bob thinks it's okay for dialog boxes to be sluggish. and that we can throw CPUs and GPUs at most performance problems. because it's "cheap". that way of thinking is part of the problem.
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by blondin 4y ago
it did add something of value. uncle bob realized his "clean code" may have done a disservice with regards to performance. but i am not holding my breath on seeing a change come about soon. it is possible to optimize for both perf
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by blondin 4y ago
yes. i have not seen this in a very long time! it is supposed to play the midi file. in fact, it works on the other pages. but when you have you html wrong, the midi will get downloaded instead. that's what is happening on the index pa
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by blondin 4y ago
would be nice if it explains why OpenAPI 3.0.0-compliance (with comments, examples, etc.) matters.
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by blondin 4y ago
oh wow! we have an answer to the question: where do you go when twitter is down?
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by blondin 4y ago
interesting! the builder is making the program slow? would be interesting to see the benchmark result using cl commands directly.
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by blondin 4y ago
was Angus Barbieri drinking? one thing i realized is that i can go many days without food. what truly gets to you is not drinking. i was on coffee most of the time.
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by blondin 4y ago
this is great. i realized that manuals and documentation might have used a lot of paper back then. the new PDF that was typeset using troff is half the length of the original!
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by blondin 4y ago
by the way, compiler explorer[0] has python support. [0]: https://godbolt.org/
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by blondin 4y ago
impressive work! i suppose it implements a subset and not the full language? would be nice to see some benchmarks. everyone claims super fast nowadays. i have no doubt though, since it's cpp.
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by blondin 4y ago
your chatbot is subpar. i suggest you get a better chatbot. mine: To make your girlfriend happy, you could try the following: Listen to her and understand her perspective Show appreciation and affection regularly Be supportive and considera
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by blondin 4y ago
haven't paid much attention to the deepfake community. but this one is debatable. one of their linked forums has a section for flagging uncredited videos or work. so, deepfake authors want credits for their work. that's perplexing
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by blondin 4y ago
no changes noticed. i am a bit skeptical about the claims made here. chatgpt, the free version, for me, is more or less the same. same slowness, same mistakes, which when pointed out, it corrects. they made the answers shorter? did not noti
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by blondin 4y ago
what do you mean browsers haven't implemented a way to search through bookmarks? chrome was the reason i started tagging my bookmarks many years ago. the omnibar defaults to searching your own bookmarks first. doing "github <re

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