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by diath 7mo ago
And that's a problem, now instead of knowing that something just works in the WM you're using, you have to cross-reference a matrix of features for basic tasks across different WMs because the bare minimum features are not found i
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by diath 7mo ago
Wayland was designed from the point of view of theoretical purists. It's basically "how would a display server work in an ideal world", unfortunately, that design turns out to also be impractical and straight up developer&#x2
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by diath 7mo ago
You can see for yourself if anything is passing: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:57.7/cente...
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by diath 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.gov#Eligibility
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by diath 7mo ago
Reminds me of this PR: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/pull/14369
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by diath 7mo ago
I love these and wish they were used more by command line applications. For instance in GCC, when your terminal supports them, compiler diagnostic flags are clickable and something like "warning: address of local variable ‘a’ returned
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by diath 7mo ago
Ok but that only fetches the codes from the US, so now a non-US resident will start with their zip code and end up with random ass place on the other side of the globe. Now not only I still have to fill in the fields, but also clear them fi
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by diath 7mo ago
It's weird that the article does not show any benchmarks but crappy descriptions like "milliseconds to microseconds" and "tens of thousands to single digits". This is the kind of vague performance description LLMs l
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by diath 7mo ago
They have 100s of millions USD, they will be fine: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/foundation/3/3f/Wikim... (page 5-7).
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by diath 7mo ago
For the record: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_budget_of_the_United_...
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by diath 8mo ago
> Even I, average looking girl, walk with a knife everywhere and I am trained how to use it to kill I can guarantee you that if you ever end up getting sucker punched by an adult male, you will at best get dazed and not know what's
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by diath 8mo ago
There's also a middle ground - using a framework that already abstracts away things like graphics, window, audio and input handling but acts as a "bring your own engine" base. This is probably the best if you have a specific
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by diath 8mo ago
When you press "For you" at the top in the Instagram app (or the logo if it doesn't fully load), you can switch to "Following" and it will show you posts from only your friends from the past 30 days, and if you&#x27
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by diath 8mo ago
Will this also be accompanied by a global Turnstile outage like all the other Cloudflare services that get touched? If they end up vibeslopping the redesign like they did with this article, it may just happen.
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by diath 8mo ago
The primary reason why it worked is because Claude could rip off the Linux driver. Without any prior work to rely on, how will the AI figure out proprietary hardware?
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by diath 8mo ago
> To build gtk you are hit with GPL which sucks. It's LGPL, all you have to do is link GTK dynamically instead of statically to comply. > to build win32 you have to pay developer fee to Microsoft. You don't.
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by diath 8mo ago
According to uBlock Origin it blocked 9.5 million requests to ads/third party trackers since I installed it. So yes, it's very much needed.
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by diath 8mo ago
> Whomever it is, they have lot of info about HN users' reading habits given that archive.today URLs are so heavily promoted by HN submitters, commenters and moderators It's not promoted, it's just used as a paywall bypass
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by diath 8mo ago
There's a blog post from Google about this topic as well where they found that inserting bound checking into standard library functions (in this case C++) had a mere 0.3% negative performance impact on their services: https:/&#x2
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by diath 8mo ago
> If those "popular websites" are the likes of Facebook and Instagram, I don't see that as a big loss. Personally I wouldn't mind either but my point is that they probably want to cater to the average person, and not
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by diath 8mo ago
Do your hobbies revolve around the benefits for your employer? I don't mean it in a snarky way either, but given that Rust was initially written in OCaml, you could see how it could go like "I like programming, I like type systems
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by diath 8mo ago
> Why did Ladybird even attempt this with Swift, but (I presume) not with Rust? I Probably the same reason why Rust is problematic in game development. The borrow checker and idiomatic Rust do not go well together with things that demand
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by diath 8mo ago
Rust initially started as a hobby project of a person who happened to be a Mozilla employee and later got sponsored by the foundation however it was not a language that was specifically designed with browsers in mind.
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by diath 8mo ago
There's just too many defense mechanisms on popular websites that would simply make Ladybird flagged as a bot and render the website unusable. I wouldn't mind a toggle to switch between this and normal behavior but having that as
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by diath 8mo ago
Food desires are simply addictions like smoking. If you cease consuming high amounts of processed food and sugar (through the inhibition of hunger), then you also kill these cravings.
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by diath 8mo ago
The only thing that GLP-1 agonists prove is that CICO does indeed work - if you force yourself into a caloric deficit through the inhibition of hunger hormones using drugs that you will lose weight. It has nothing to do with people choosing
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by diath 8mo ago
The issue is not the sizes, the issue is the obesity epidemic. According to CDC [1] the average woman in the US is 5'3" weighing 172lbs. That's not just overweight but rather first degree of obesity. I guess you could argue t
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by diath 8mo ago
C++ instead needs language editions, legacy and modern. Let compilers implement a switch for which edition you're targeting. Legacy does not touch backwards incompatibly changes or language features. Modern cleans up everything.
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by diath 8mo ago
Easier said than done, I have 700k requests from bots in my access.log coming from 15k different IP addresses. :: ~/website ‹master*› » rg '(GPTBot|ClaudeBot|Bytespider|Amazonbot)' access.log | awk '{print $1}' | so
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by diath 8mo ago
No other chat platform has as many seamless features and such a big userbase. The friction of verifying the identity for a random person that doesn't care about privacy is not really a big deal compared to the downgrade that migrating

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