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by cjohansson 5y ago
Great idea. When I'm finished with my AI that produces AIs to make money I will do the same
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by cjohansson 5y ago
You need formatters with options so you set the options to fit your preferences and then when new people come in to the project you just say 'The formatter has no opinions, it just formats'
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Philosophical Investigations has a lot of bug fixes that was in Tractus, when people want to discuss Wittgenstein they only want to discuss his early and not his more mature later work
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Yeah I have 3 iPhone 6 from 6 years ago with new batteries but can't update iOS or install modern apps. No hardware issues at all but will have to throw them into the garbage for the sake of Apple software support policy
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by cjohansson 5y ago
'Made by America' could be a marketing thing to try in the US. Sweden does it with Volvo cars and most people still believe Volvo cars are made in Sweden, the text is so similar you hardly notice the difference
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by cjohansson 5y ago
You just need to update your hardware from time to time, not because the software needs it really, just because Apple needs to keep cash flowing in. I use the same apps on my iPhone 12 that I did on my iPhone 6, the only reason I upgrade i
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by cjohansson 5y ago
I agree, it's a waste of screen estate and focus estate, I can't see the benefit of a minimap. I usually use imenu in Emacs so any definition is 0.1s away with a keypress
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by cjohansson 5y ago
I agree it's fake, there is phones on the market that has phone and internet via satellite but you need a subscription and it's expensive. The average Joe don't have that. I think this is a PR-trick to suggest Apple is releva
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Looks good, great website as well. Linux has come a long way from the early nerdy days and is a competitive desktop OS
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Yeah the how is important when auditing the correctness of code. I would say "Never listen to an advice about never doing something, there is always a case were breaking the rules is good"
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Dvorak is apparently better but lack of time and lack of keyboard customizability has stopped me from trying it out. I think that effort is the reason why it hasn't succeeded and never will
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by cjohansson 5y ago
I believe in semantic class-names, I know one can transform tailwind into cleaner markup but it seems to introduce more work than just building from scratch
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Hilarious stuff
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by cjohansson 5y ago
I think what is evident for all parents is the importance of cooling down the entire car, not just the driver or front passenger but all kids in the back, sometimes with a lot of stuff in the way of the vents
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Woz is a good guy, respect to him
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Yes but it might be illegal
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by cjohansson 5y ago
This is great news I think and it's great for both Rust and Linux
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by cjohansson 5y ago
It's strange how this thing was not an opt-in feature at GitHub. I also feel like this thing is a violation of my integrity and I will consider stop using GitHub as well
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Sounds plausible, I'm voting for that explanation. Would be easier if Amazon was transparent about the real reason instead of giving a PR reason
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Only the most expensive SEO-experts know the occult methods of success on Google's search results
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Sounds like the typical issue of business intelligence using quantity over quality to rate work performance
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Yes it seems better to whitelist specific explicit Linux-configurations (version, window-manager, sound-setup, etc). Like we officially support this, if you are using something else use the forums to discuss with other users but we will not
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by cjohansson 5y ago
> Truth should be the highest priority This was the ideal for the Enlightenment, because the truth is good and from God. However we now live in the postmodern philosophy were truth is merely a political instrument and has no longer a hol
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by cjohansson 5y ago
I would turn the argument around and say that what we usually diagnose as ADHD or ASD are infact many different brain variations. Having for example ADHD doesn't mean your brain has any similiarity to another ADHD brain. The diagnosis
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Copied should be a better term I think
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by cjohansson 5y ago
No I think the author works at Google and have a couple of hours weekly or monthly to do "experiments", but the employment terms forces the ownership of the "experiments" to Google but since the projects may not align wi
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by cjohansson 5y ago
"We use the digits 0 to 9 to represent 10 unique values, which not uncoincidentally matches the number of fingers on our hands." I disagree with this statement, humans use fingers on one hand to represent 0-5 (6 distinct values) a
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by cjohansson 5y ago
You need to buy a Mac for that, it's all part of their plan. I would recommend switching iOS browser to be able to sync your browsing across vendors
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by cjohansson 5y ago
yes it is really bad, the UIs for PMs was better 10 years ago, thinking about ICQ, Adium, MSN Messenger and the like. You could export history as file and easily scroll and search them
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by cjohansson 5y ago
Semantic is used less and less I would say, there is not enough people involved in keeping it and it's grammars updated, it also suffers lack of asychronicity. Tree-sitter and LSP has the advantage of re-using code for multiple editors

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