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by dave1010uk 3y ago
It's still surprising when you see it do something like this for the first time. I wrote a plugin to give ChatGPT access to execute plugins in a Docker container [0]. The first time it said something like "I'm going to use Py
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Show HN: Pandora: let ChatGPT edit files, run commands and manage Docker(github.com)
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Asking for a date of birth (2013)(designnotes.blog.gov.uk)
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
I remember running a QNX demo off a single floppy on a 66MHz 486. Included a web browser, a game ,and an editor, all in 1.44MB http://toastytech.com/guis/qnxdemo.html
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
Anyone know of a similar way to test Safari? AFAICT it now only runs on Mac OS X and Apple don't provide any VMs for testing.
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
I love Vim but never use it. 99% of the time I'm editing code in an IDE that knows about the language semanticly and knows how to refactor (extract/move/rename) code. It would be incredible if Vim/Neovim had a plugin tha
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
In addition to GTFS, in Europe we have Transmodle [0], with the UK implementation being TransXChange [1], for scheduled public transit timetables and SIRI for real-time [2]. The TransXChange schema guide is a 300+ page PDF [3], so there is
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
We helped create a data portal for Bournemouth (in the UK): http://bournemouthdata.io/ It's a long way off the likes of Seattle and data.gov.uk, but it's a huge step forwards in terms on openness. It's great
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
This is Open Source and will get lots of peer review. Chrome isn't. Is there any security advantage in End-to-End bring Open Source when Chrome isn't? To assume this is secure, you have to trust Google's software isn't v
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The Tale Of The Wrecked Fire Engine(blog.ircmaxell.com)
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US to give up control of DNS root zone(arstechnica.com)
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
This article is mostly rubbish (sorry) but the point about conintious deployment raises some questions. Does anyone have any ideas or experiences about continuous deployment with native apps? What's possible (on iOS and Android) with s
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Mozilla working with Adobe to introduce DRM into Firefox(fsf.org)
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by dave1010uk 12y ago
What's the performance of a MySQL LIKE query on a similar sized table (with an index)?
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Heartbleed explanation(xkcd.com)
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
I see WebP but no mention of WebM video at the moment. Any reason it's not there?
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The Anaemic Domain Model is no Anti-Pattern, it’s a SOLID design(blog.inf.ed.ac.uk)
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
Senior PHP Engineer We Are Base Bournemouth, United Kingdom Full time, in house A bit about the role This is a genuine opportunity to work alongside talented people to innovate and build digital services that make a
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
This is really great! I'd be interested to know what framerate the Pi can output at 1080p. Someone ported Quake 3 to ARMv6 Symbian smartphones in 2008 [0]. I remember running this on a Nokia E90 Communicator and the framerate was over
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Codecha(codecha.org)
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Tracking Your Devices in Meatspace(barisbaris.com)
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
Seeing these comments by themselves gives no context. While a good comment is likely to be recognisable by itself, this is not always the case.
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
Announcement: https://code.facebook.com/posts/264544830379293/hack-a-new-p...
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
What application did you use to post that comment? Is it Open Source?
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Ethical Code(ethicalco.de)
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
I'm Dan's manager and tech lead at the company. We're going to look after Dan as best we can.
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
Wow, I never knew how different the US was to the rest of the world with smartphone market share. Gartner says [0] that Apple has just 12% worldwide, whereas Samsung has 32%. Android as a whole is at an incredible 82%. [0] http:/&#x2F
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
In this case it might be useful if compilers (or a test compiling tool) had a "go crazy for undefined behaviour option". This might be difficult to implement but could do things like randomise sort order where it's undefined.
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
Senior PHP Engineer We Are Base Bournemouth, United Kingdom Full time, in house A bit about the role This is a genuine opportunity to work alongside talented people to innovate and build digital services that make a
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by dave1010uk 13y ago
I've never really thought about it before but PHP has some very similar metaprogramming features. For starters, the incredibly dangerous runkit extension (like importing Objective-C's runtime). There's also the Reflection API

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