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by bogwog 3y ago
With 20k paying subscribers, I think they can afford it.
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by bogwog 3y ago
I like CLAs. If there's an open source project that I love/depend on, I will most likely want to be able to contribute to it for my own personal reasons at some point (e.g. fix a bug that bothers me or add a feature I want). I am
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by bogwog 3y ago
The homepage has a benchmark that compares Zed's "insertion latency" to other editors, and this is the description: > Open input.rs at the end of line 21 in rust-lang/regex. Type z 10 times, measure how long it takes
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Also, I don't care about what they say. If you don't have a thick skin and the capacity to shake off random comments from strangers, you won't do something unusual that attracts that kind of attention for > 10 years I
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by bogwog 3y ago
If they sent him that comment as a text message, then maybe it's not a put down. Obviously, there's body language and tone of voice that can't be represented in the paper.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Google used to be truly great. Their business was inherently evil, yet they were somehow not. They actually did good, and as a naive highschooler with a programming hobby, they inspired me to try to be the best I can at it. But they crashed
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by bogwog 3y ago
This is all an elaborate mating ritual
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by bogwog 3y ago
This is something I can't live without either. I'd recommend people try this before trying to incorporate fzf, ctrl+r, etc into their workflows since it's simpler and probably covers 99% of your needs.
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by bogwog 3y ago
So Medium accounts aren't free, or is it that Medium is paying authors anytime someone creates an account? I've never made a Medium account, so I really don't know.
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by bogwog 3y ago
> The author made this story available to Medium members only. What are the incentives for doing this?
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by bogwog 3y ago
Who wouldn't want that? Obviously, the average user isn't going to know what to do with it, but other apps/services could use it to transfer data to/from it. Interoperability is always good for users.
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a test suite?
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by bogwog 3y ago
The number of emojis in that readme is ridiculous. It non-sarcastically makes me doubt the quality of the project. (although having the repo URL point to a LinkedIn page is probably worse)
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by bogwog 3y ago
I think it's safe to assume that the answer to this question is "yes". There's probably also a subscription service, and it's only serviceable by them. Consumer electronics have lost the right have the benefit of th
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Well, Redhat has to make money somehow, so this decision is understandable. RedHat has been making money for decades. The Centos rug pull was just a way to make more money at the expense of their users and the larger open source commun
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Personally, I don't think I'll be changing over anytime soon Maybe, maybe not. There are at least two forces at work on this issue: 1. Nvidia themselves, who are collaborating with the Wayland project to improve compatibility
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by bogwog 3y ago
I did a similar thing once in Haxe by using macros to annotate members and rendering control widgets in an auto generated debug UI. This is basically what Unity/Unreal/Godot/etc do with their fancy editors. The best experienc
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by bogwog 3y ago
I just built my own SSG using Markdown for source documents with JSON metadata as "front matter". If I ever need to switch to something else, it should be pretty easy to auto-convert everything. I tried existing SSG tools (Hugo, G
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by bogwog 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding has always been that the copyright notice isn't required at all. If you get into a dispute over the ownership of something, you just need a way to prove you're the actual copyright owner
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by bogwog 3y ago
> But why? Why should anyone providing a service be forced to also allow others to represent that service? Shouldn't it be up to the service owner to figure out what they want to do with it? Why should service providers be forced to
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by bogwog 3y ago
That's the reason I personally avoid Nostr. I know it's unfair because Nostr itself is actually a cool protocol that has nothing to do with bitcoin, but the stench of that is hard to wash off. I wouldn't want to build somethi
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by bogwog 3y ago
> cat-and-mouse with third party servers has always been an unsuccessful avenue. Hence the political efforts. If Apple can be forced to enable interop, everyone else can be too.
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by bogwog 3y ago
From my understanding, the biggest problem with Nvidia cards atm is the lack of explicit sync support in Wayland, which is something that is actively being worked on by both Nvidia and others. That said, I've been using Nvidia+Waylan
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by bogwog 3y ago
Government ID based webauthn sounds like it could work to solve a lot of problems (bots and spam too). Although it'd be hard to use the internet if you're required to present one for major services (which seems inevitable). There
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Yet we don't see Beeper supporting FB messenger. Or Beeper supporting WhatsApp. Beeper does in fact support those (and more), also through reverse engineering efforts. See: https://help.beeper.com/en_US/chat-n
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by bogwog 3y ago
So it's like a more advanced alternative to something like GrapesJS that also includes integration with some popular web frameworks?
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by bogwog 3y ago
Add mold into the mix, and you're in C++ heaven. https://github.com/rui314/mold
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by bogwog 3y ago
But it's iterating through the result vectors twice, so that's basically guaranteed to miss. Moving the threshold check into the loop above would at least eliminate that factor. Maybe division vs bit shifting does play a factor, b
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by bogwog 3y ago
Is it a caching thing? The slow version seems less cache efficient, so if it is waiting due to cache misses, that could create an opportunity for something else to get scheduled in.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Also the first title in the body is nonsense: > AVM threatens to ban the sale of Fritzbox routers So AVM is threatening to ban the sale of their own product? This looks like some SEO spam site with AI generated crap sprinkled on top.

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