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by brulard 1y ago
A prisoner costs taxpayers around $50k a year on average in US. If their "take-home" wage is $0.40/h, it may still be generous.
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by brulard 1y ago
Although amusing, I hoped you would share more insight to the situation.
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by brulard 1y ago
That's impressive. Can you share a little more about the organization of files you requested? Like for example gather photos maybe ordered by device, year and month, mp3s based on genre, year, etc.? What was the output script language?
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by brulard 1y ago
He said "at the time". If I say "I thought X at the time" it implies I have reconsidered since. Your parents comment was unnecessarily condescending
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by brulard 1y ago
> But often prompting is more complex than programming something. It may be more complex, but it is in my opinion better long term. We need to get good at communicating with AIs to get results that we want. Forgive me assuming that you
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by brulard 1y ago
This is not supported in SVG. There was a Mesh Gradient feature planned for SVG v2.0, but AFAIK that was removed from the draft. It's a shame. Here is an article discussing that. (2018, mind you) https://librearts.org/2
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by brulard 1y ago
This would be my question as well. If i go up, and pressing this button 2, then the output signal does not know if i'm going up or down or none of those.
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by brulard 1y ago
He should not come as a mortal anymore. But I agree there would be many judases to do the job.
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by brulard 1y ago
This is the first time I see someone praising distribution and updates through native app stores. The time to get update to users and the uncertainty, that it gets through the approval process are just some of the reasons. I know nothing ab
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by brulard 1y ago
You shall hear also about dark side of Flutter. It reimplements the whole UI rendering layer and UI components, so you lose all the flexibility, accessibility etc. of native components. On the other hand with Tauri or React Native you get b
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by brulard 1y ago
Absolutely. HN is unnecessarily full of "electron always bad" mindset. It makes sense for so many use cases.
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by brulard 1y ago
Do they? I thought they would mostly be on MacBooks.
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by brulard 1y ago
Why would you say they are difficult/impossible to trace? It's publicly visible where it goes and where it gets eventually spent. Ill gained bitcoin even gets flagged and its very hard to spend.
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by brulard 1y ago
I was a "flash developer" for some time around 2005, but the Flash environment (what was it called, Macromedia Flash?) never really "clicked" for me. I was able to put together some interactive visualizations and even li
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by brulard 1y ago
Didn't you need proprietary flash player to play your flash file? I would rather run my animation/app/game in a browser than install something like that again.
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by brulard 1y ago
Is this meant seriously? Do we really want something more intelligent than us to just force on us it's rules, logic and ways of living (or dying), which we may be too stupid to understand?
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by brulard 1y ago
I think it is easier and more obvious for kids from poorer families to figure it out they need to look around and try hard to earn some money. Do you need a laptop? Well you better earn some money to get one. Kids that get everything provid
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by brulard 1y ago
Few years ago PGAdmin was almost universally hated, especially in HN discussions. I think it was mostly around 3 -> 4 "upgrade". I see the sentiment has changed, although for me PGAdmin's UI is still very clunky and I avoi
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by brulard 1y ago
That's beautiful. What are "signals"?
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by brulard 1y ago
Sad. Do you guys know about a good alternative?
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by brulard 1y ago
Unless you try to support wide range of devices. That's where android development is harder.
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by brulard 1y ago
foobar2000 is awesome on Windows, but on Mac its a very different and lackluster app. At least it was some years ago.
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by brulard 1y ago
OP says son is 10 years old. (not sure if it was edited)
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by brulard 1y ago
It knows about Svelte 5 for some time, but it particularly likes to mix it with Svelte 4 in very weird and broken ways.
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by brulard 1y ago
Comments like yours that completely dismiss any questioning of established "legends" seems more despicable to me. Can't we have an open discussion and a range of opinions?
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by brulard 1y ago
I had the butterfly keyboard for 5 years yet I didn't have a single problem with it. And I'm a long time mechanical keyboards user. What is all the hate about?
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by brulard 1y ago
I think you are missing the point. The larger the scale is, the more things may be optimized and the more you need to be careful to focus on the important "3%". That said, it doesn't hurt to analyse in advance which parts mig
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by brulard 1y ago
Zod is quite common, if not the most used validation library for JS/TS projects.
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by brulard 1y ago
Maybe they are. With NVMe hat, you get decent IO performance
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by brulard 1y ago
I agree with this. My hobbies tend to completely take over my thoughts and then it is difficult to switch to work context. It's much simpler for me if my hobby overlaps with my day job. If I get better in my hobby, that helps at job an

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