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by debugnik 2y ago
In my experience, Rider's support for F# is much more stable and usable than Ionide, or even Visual Studio proper.
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by debugnik 2y ago
True, but googling soufron brings up a popular lawyer with that last name, whose social media and website use the same handle, and even has a wikipedia page. So I'm assuming he knows he's easy to find.
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by debugnik 2y ago
No way, the article consistently refers to the assembler syntax as "Plan9" throughout the text and title and they talk about "x86 Plan9" and "arm Plan9". Considering there is no introduction at all to this beyo
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by debugnik 2y ago
Mozilla refused to support it because then every implementation would have simply used SQLite, which would have promoted any implementation details to a de facto standard. (Even caniuse erroneously describes the feature as "allows SQ
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by debugnik 2y ago
> And the reason is “for digestion”. This is an excuse a few use to justify drinking wine when they know it's "otherwise" unhealthy, but most people here who drink do so simply because they like it.
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by debugnik 2y ago
That was my first thought, how did they not consider sticky keys?! It even makes a sound! The prompt triggers on the fifth press but it's easy to have had already queued two presses beforehand. This risk is much worse than whatever lay
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by debugnik 2y ago
I googled RKRM and this repo was the top software-related result; I had to read the PDF to realize it stands for (Amiga) ROM Kernel Reference Manual.
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by debugnik 2y ago
If I'm reading your post correctly, I meant the opposite, he's still better off dismissing AI content even if some of it gets through. But even the case I think you suggest, dismissing some human works because they feel AI generat
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by debugnik 2y ago
So what if his criteria has false negatives? AI or not, ignoring noticeable slop will be a net positive.
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by debugnik 2y ago
> I am willing to entertain the idea that You better do, literally every authoritative description of web components lists shadow DOM, custom elements, and template. And the last one is kind of a remnant of the push for HTML imports, whi
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by debugnik 2y ago
The name of the template tag is misleading, I agree: It separates the shadow DOM elements, the "template", from the light ones, the children slots. Different server-side instances of the same components won't necessarily rend
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by debugnik 2y ago
You've ignored the part where the declarative template is immediately attached to its parent as a shadow root by the parser, and its siblings become the slot children. You don't need to instance or register anything with JS there
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by debugnik 2y ago
What, exactly, is wrong? I need actual replies to continue a discussion. This is a declarative shadow root [1]. The template goes next to its slot contents, so you can render both separately on the server and let the HTML parser attach th
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by debugnik 2y ago
Your link isn't showing the declarative shadow DOM, this does: https://web.dev/articles/declarative-shadow-dom#how_to_build... And the example below that one shows how to hydrate declarative shadow roots with JS
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by debugnik 2y ago
Allegedly, declarative shadow DOM lets you declare the template next to the prerendered slot, without JS.
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by debugnik 2y ago
Take it from this engineer employed at the Foundation for ten years. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39346814 The Foundation website also states it, but they try to weasel word their way around it: Firefox is not liste
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by debugnik 2y ago
> People donate for the browser Then they're doing it wrong, because exactly zero donations to the Mozilla Foundation go to Firefox, that's a Mozilla Corporation project. To support the browser, purchase their side services ins
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by debugnik 2y ago
Because complex systems in general are known to enter critical transitions when pushed hard enough, and we do keep pushing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_transition
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by debugnik 2y ago
Of course he wouldn't, the whole point of Turing's essay was that talking about the "intelligence" of computer systems is meaningless, and we should be focusing on their actual capabilities instead. His test was an examp
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by debugnik 2y ago
Universal approximation doesn't mean we've got (or ever will) algorithms to learn good enough models for any problem and the resources to run them, just that those models conceptually exist.
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by debugnik 2y ago
> most runtime improvements benefit all languages that target it And most CIL ABI additions to the CLR driven by C# totally break them, because the C# ecosystem adopts them immediately (recently even breaking changes in the shared framew
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by debugnik 2y ago
The usual censor for it is b****fuck, that should do it.
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by debugnik 2y ago
I really like the EUPL on paper, and I've been told by Joinup's legal support that it should be a valid "change licence" for BUSL, in case I ever want that. But I'm concerned about the compatibility clauses becoming
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by debugnik 2y ago
Flip model swap chains were already available for D3D11 since DXGI 1.2 (Windows 8) and also as an extension to D3D9 (but not 10/11) since Win 7.
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by debugnik 2y ago
Flip model swap chains were already available since DXGI 1.2 (Windows 8) and could be used with D3D11. Strangely enough, Windows 7 also supported the flip model, but only as an extension to D3D9, not 10/11.
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by debugnik 2y ago
Godot 4 removed the GLES2 renderer, and the C# export for Android/iOS/web are still experimental due to the migration from Mono to .NET. Those already block a lot of people from upgrading. As for GLES2, the devs originally convinc
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by debugnik 2y ago
I read miss here as "failed to be on time for", not as "long for". They specifically say "I wish I was around when [...]"
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by debugnik 2y ago
This is common with loan words, though: Sahara, chai, manga, naan, salsa... They're all generic words which non-native speakers attach context to.
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by debugnik 2y ago
I'm not related to hnlmorg, but I'm assuming the project they refer to is mxtty [1], so check for yourself. [1]: https://github.com/lmorg/mxtty
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by debugnik 2y ago
I think you're confusing the roles of terminal emulator and shell. The emulator mainly hosts the window for a text-based application: print to the screen, send input, implement escape sequences, offer scrollback, handle OS copy-paste,

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