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by creesch 3y ago
1. Come without vendor lock in. 2. Format is human readable so it can actually be integrated in a proper development cycle (git, etc). 3. Doesn't make it a nightmare to do custom things where needed. It is not impossible. Out the to
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by creesch 3y ago
People like that are often still considered "technical" by the majority of people out there. Registering your nickname is still something that is more involved than sign up for any other web based chat service in the modern era. N
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by creesch 3y ago
> That would be great, right? We should make a software framework so that non-roboticists can program robots. Lol, I work in the field of test automation and this is exactly how no/low code frameworks get pushed as well. And, it rar
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by creesch 3y ago
To be honest, that likely had little to do with Selenium (although there were fewer options around back then) but more with the expectations around the tests. UI front-end tests are often brittle because people try to test things through th
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by creesch 3y ago
IRC as a protocol is indeed incredibly simple and easy to get started with. Years ago did discover this when I was able to make [this atrocity]( https://github.com/creesch/discordIRCd ) bridging IRC and discord where for
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by creesch 3y ago
https://youtu.be/NjteQv6oYgA?si=wOFf5agmNooR1Cl4 One of the first that popped up putting "webtv" in YouTube ;)
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I just posted this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39589402 tl;dr, whatever the foundation gets, it can't legally spend on the browser.
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by creesch 3y ago
Nope, or at the very least, much more complex than just that. Firefox is developed by the Mozilla Corporation, a for-profit corporation. This corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Mozilla Foundation. In order
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by creesch 3y ago
I do agree. I am familiar with three levels of listening, but in a slightly different way where the three levels are more about where your focus is as a listener. Roughly it comes down to: 1. Listening but focussed on yourself, interjecting
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> you just lost your job or did not get the marks you wanted, there is good advice to make people feel better and try to suggest to analyze what went wrong Your assumption here is that people did something "wrong". This isn&#x
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Yeah I have the same experience with Firefox. I guess that their limited budgets has something to do with that. As well as context. I mostly ran into this with webextensions and various cases that a lot of extension developers likely run in
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> But according to this article, it seems that those should be disregarded. Depending on the context, yes. You are coming into this from a perspective of "listening to fix" and not "listening to understand" which are
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What you probably need to factor in is that there is no complete turnover every year. Some people might spend multiple seasons there, or at the very least return on a regular basis for research. Then there is also support staff who might wo
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Controllers that cheap generally are made of terrible creeky plastic, mushy buttons and generally poor assembly. You can get decent retro styled USB controllers, but they will be a bit more expensive than this one.
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by creesch 3y ago
This is exactly what I mean. Why would I ignore the potential environmental impact so easily? What you just wrote reads to me as "Don't bother actually trying to figure out what impact your choice has, just choose on other factors
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by creesch 3y ago
It's also interesting to see that they firmly state wool is not vegan. This while linking to an article that very clearly state that is not as black and white. In fact, wool can be vegan. Now, I understand that finding a layer of wool
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by creesch 3y ago
Great that you got it to work. Just to make the list with potential tools a bit more complete: - Kdenlive is also a fairly capable video editor. https://kdenlive.org/en/ - From what I have heard the Blender video edito
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To me it looks like he is closing the door with more force than you would normally do. Which is why I used the word "slam". In similar situations with other cars I have seen broken fingers as well. Anyway, as I said safety is a j
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There is no doubt the Cybertruck is a joke in regard to safety in many areas. But, looking at the videos a little I am not sure how some of the things shown are different from any other car. Specifically where he slams the door shut, no sen
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by creesch 3y ago
Edit: This was previously a comment where I said I thought it did no longer show history. As it turns out the website version of chatGPT is just having a ton of issues. So it is very slow to load and when it does finally seems to load the s
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by creesch 3y ago
To be honest, that could be just be some interaction with Waterfox specifically. It's not the first time I have encountered people having various issues with that firefox fork that other browsers don't encounter.
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To be fair, that was also a much lighter web. Even if you remove all the heavy javascript overload modern webpages will be heavier simply due to higher resolution images and other media. It also highly depends on what you want to browse. HN
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by creesch 3y ago
While it is neat that people work on them, realistically these are not replacements for people wishing to have a lighter teams experience. - Non of them are close to feature complete. As soon as you have to do more than chat (share files, d
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by creesch 3y ago
I think you might be confusing the two different meanings of editor here. 1. Editor as in a complete program that is VScode and everything it entails. 2. Editor as in the actual text editing experience with syntax highlighting, code complet
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Fyi, if you are ever looking for a fun project you might be able to implement this. The vscode editor source is available as a library https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/
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Sure, I get your point. In your specific case in your specific region, it is a shame that this did happen. However, the first comment you made was a much more generalized, broadly sweeping statement. A statement that effectively did seem to
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Old unused railways being repurposed as bike paths actually can be good for general mobility, traffic safety, etc. In the case you are describing I'd still say it is more of a symptom of an underlying issue to be honest. One you yourse
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Really now? That's the entire reason the US has problems with transit because some old rails are now bike paths? There really isn't any other reason you can think of?
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Tunneling is indeed expensive, if that is how this will be build. Given that the footprint of such a system likely will be relatively small it might just be build in the same way we build other underground infrastructure of a similar size.
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by creesch 3y ago
> There are already autonomous solutions for last mile delivery: robots using pedestrian sidewalks. I have to say, it is a bold choice labeling those as a solution. Given the amount of deliveries done all day neighborhoods would be craw

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