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by blondin 4y ago
modern programming languages should have enough concurrency primitives for building such systems. the python situation is out of control. we have bazillion of libraries and packages doing the same thing. with slight variations. this very ef
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by blondin 4y ago
and i want to add that the fear mongering article GP is talking about is the last thing i see on that page. i have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page. didn't see it the first time, and had to go back. GP's comment was
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by blondin 4y ago
honestly want a non-vscode plugin for copilot.
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by blondin 4y ago
so is this a fuzzer for generating GUI elements to see what works or not? or one to generate input states that crash a GUI?
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by blondin 4y ago
funny you say that, since we are talking about Google here, because Gmail has a similar story.
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SoundCloud is laying off 20% of its workforce(attackmagazine.com)
2 points by blondin 4y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 4y ago
i have made peace with the fact that technology will evolve in the direction the masses want it. not the way i want it. i want a quiet lifestyle like author, but maybe the majority does not. tiktok is proof that quiet is not what people wan
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by blondin 4y ago
congratulations to both wordnote and stictionary! but wow, this is very eerie—i have not written an app but thought about it! i am using a combination of three iOS applications right now to achieve what both these apps are offering. the bui
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by blondin 4y ago
have to say, this is exactly what kubernetes was designed to solve. but the focus was on microservices and containers. and things also got out of hands.
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by blondin 4y ago
holy spaghetti! that algolia search palette or similar needs to be in every online documentation.
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Pronunciation Guide for Unix(ss64.com)
106 points by blondin 4y ago|121 comments
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by blondin 4y ago
people finding excuses against your suggestion are choosing to ignore history. PDF won the text presentation format war because among other things, PDF embedded the user's font. for consistency, and if you care about not using google&#
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by blondin 4y ago
this is cool. streamlit is super cool. totally missed when they made a sharing platform.
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by blondin 4y ago
well, i kinda gave up. the problem is not exclusive to browsers at this point. it's the entire OS stack we need to take back. that said, i appreciate the energy put towards making things change. features like protecting copy and paste,
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by blondin 4y ago
great share OP, thanks! this is typical of writers. the author went about, from thought to thought, without giving a real practical advice. i guess, this style of teaching resonates with some people. but it somewhat saddens me. a single pra
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by blondin 4y ago
recruiters for sure. not trying to defend recruiting practices, but sometimes it's not even them. it's the game itself that's messed up. i mean, like having your email address, phone number. or your dob, marital status, every
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by blondin 4y ago
me: that media encoding command is pretty awesome! didn't know about it. also me: all OSes should just have ffmpeg preinstalled. so we don't relearn these encoding commands over and over again.
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by blondin 4y ago
aside: do you guys know of a Python-based TUI/prompt library that allows multi-line output? the idea is to be able to do what IDEs like vscode, or recently, Fig[1] do. they autosuggest, but at the same time include documentation at the
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by blondin 4y ago
incidentally, chrome has an integrated proofreader now! i was pleasantly surprised when i saw the feature. doubly so when it said it's the same one gmail uses.
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by blondin 4y ago
this cannot be the solution. something that is immediately better is allowing users to tell the system that you are setting up an inventory. just imagine people opening an account to do some online e-commerce and trying to set up their inve
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by blondin 4y ago
by the creator of flat assembler[1] or community, if i am not mistaken. not an assembly programmer, but the syntax of flat assembler looks clean and nice. [1]: http://flatassembler.net
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by blondin 4y ago
i want to share one of the saddest things i have read online recently. not long ago, one would think that bullying would not follow kids to their houses. once they got home, they would be safe with their family. that's no longer the ca
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by blondin 4y ago
this is the first modern social network i immediately signed up for. great job! i am kinda confused on the email thing. when i use the email of someone i know and they are not on the network, do they still get the message in their email?
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by blondin 4y ago
this reminds me of Java. wrapper classes versus primitive types and their usage in collections. it was pretty much the same issue. having a Item struct wrapping an int versus using the int itself. nice usage of generics here.
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by blondin 4y ago
i have never considered or heard of this. the more you know...
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by blondin 4y ago
cool game and excellent idea! can you make it clear on the homepage that you have to change one letter at a time?
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by blondin 4y ago
i have come to expect webgl projects to munch on my resources like crazy. this project was no exception. looks cool but had to close the tab after a few seconds.
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by blondin 5y ago
google+ loss was a true tragedy.
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by blondin 5y ago
OMG, i am so disappointed! apologies for the double comment. the other one is still useful to me. but this plugin fails miserably with the javascript's "please accept these cookies" prompts. try it on this link i had on my un
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by blondin 5y ago
this looks useful! will definitely give it a try. for those who made that decision recently, what ebook reader did you get? i am quite torn between: kindle, i-pad, and e-ink devices (remarkable 2, boox note air 2, kobo elipsa, quaderno.) i

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