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What is(n't) a taco is a semi-solved problem[0]. [0]: https://cuberule.com/
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Post referred to in the article (you might want to read it yourself before reading this post): Teach your kids poker, not chess https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31435034
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Idk but for most projects that don't go down the apache foundation or GNU path funding via either support (Tidelift, consulting...) or non-oss extended versions (NGINX has NGINX+) is normal. Passion is nice but money for a sustainable
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Fyi, GitLab has supported[0] this since quite a while[1]. [0]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/blob/master/doc/... [1]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-fos
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The article already mentions zstd but for an IMO simple and accurate overview take a look at the recommendations from https://jolynch.github.io/posts/use_fast_data_algorithms/ .
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Browsing the runtime/view/ssr source code it appears to use esbuild (over the VM?) for rendering the svelte views while injecting the relevant code etc.
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Thank you for your response and perspective. I didn't consider the various toolchains and environments from this POV. Your points make sense and are very helpful.
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Dumb question, on which system with a go compiler is a C compiler hard to install? Most *nix distros either come with gcc (and/ or clang) already or have it easily available as a package. AFAIK the same is applicable for MacOS with hom
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Not gp, but I would recommend reading about the crypto wars[0] and related conflicts. While the arguments are slightly different the overall idea of needing every message to be scannable stayed the same. [0]: https://en.m.wikiped
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The term ass.ets is quite an interesting choice of words in this regard. Though besides that time (including current trends) might also have been a very important factor. I would imagine a Deus Ex game might've sold better rn (with the
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Similiar story for me with rust and js. The cost for the first setup with everything dialed in just right (proper linker, comp flags...) is often deterring for the prototyping stage. Maybe that's a case for boilerplates? Idk, though I
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Yep, and everyone learns about lots of history, math and other stuff. But if you don't use it regularly and, e.g., work as chef in a restaurant, you might/ will forget a lot over time.
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Quartz Acquired by G/O Media
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Since you seem to have a broad knowledge of programming languages a good book on 'how to choose a programming languge' (i.e. to which requirements fit a language (including ecosystem)). Though 'statistics in pictures' so
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Isn't it just a simple question of the ROI for sich a project? If you need an iPhone anyway why should you use an alternative app on another phone? The only reasonable usecase I can identify are people writing iMessage bots/ spamm
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Uber afaik runs at a relative high loss at the moment. You'll find a bunch of articles on this topic by searching for their last quarters report. As far as I understandincrease in interest rates could make them running at a profit hard
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Not parent but most likely Higher-kinded Type[0] [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kind_(type_theory)
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There has been some research around the APN protocol and iMessage in the past by NowSecure[0] and otherse (see links in the article). I would guess the usefullness of a reverse engineered variant is just too low given the requirement for a
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Smoke – Android Communication Application
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The idea of applying pressure by bringing a problem near elected representatives is interesting. Though it also highlights the lack of care some politicians have, unless you individually pressure them into taking action, to protect the peop
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I'm still rocking a x230 with the old Lenovo dock. It's a pleasure to just put it down/ pick up without any attached cables. Though didn't the Lenovo X1 had a nice bottom-attachee dock too?
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I wouldn't be surprised if India or other countries have made takedown requests in the past that may have had confidentiality of some level attached to them. For example, do not publish the request for foo since it might endanger bar e
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If not could any of the people who have alicense test if it's compatible with darling[0]? [0]: https://www.darlinghq.org/
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Sounds awesome. After the initial hurdle of getting used to lifetimes in rust it was really an enjoyable time and I would love to see the same feature in c++.
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While a lot heavier but also good, GitLab CE/ EE have "snippets", basically gists, that are backed by git repositories. Same UI as GitHub gists, same comment/ visibility/ share system.
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I know from my old devices that the youtube app at some point requires you to update it and doesn't allow old versions. They probably have some kind of deprecation mechanism for the YouTube app.
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Anytime a breaking API change happens in the API used by YouTubes frontend apps like piped[0] (the YouTube interface for this project) or NewPipe[1] tend to break too. This is mostly due the majority of these players not employing the Googl
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I would like to throw in the often used "Public Money = Public Code". I personally agree with your sentiment but would like to throw in that an open source, but not open contribution, similiar to SQLite may be a good addition for
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Sorry but "we need a new universal ABI standard." asks for https://xkcd.com/927/
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How are NoSQL databases "bad" and should in general? The term "NoSQL" in itself is very inclusive and might include databases such as redis, elasticsearch or apache cassandra.a It's important to choose the right too
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