dietr1ch

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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
> This scenario seems similarly complex with Git and jj. It is in number of commands ran, but there's a few annoyances around changes getting into the repo automatically. There's a lot of git commits coming from jj's const
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
> What was wrong was the developer assumption, not the use of unwrap. How many times can you truly prove that an `unwrap()` is correct and that you also need that performance edge? Ignoring the performance aspect that often comes from
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
> Currently, they seem to favor xml-rs which only implements a subset of XML. Which seems to be a sane decision given the XML language allows for data blow-ups[^0]. I'm not sure what specific subset of XML `xml-rs` implements, but t
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
So it has the added benefit of having people learn how to set up their projects properly? Great.
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
That's 3 Gm or 2.79 Gim
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
If anyone reads it as to:from, they're wrong. We read left to right, so <producer>:<consumer> is the natural order.
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
I remember complaining about this to Martin early on and he mentioned he found not having a staging area simpler, and I see why whenever I try to switch commits from a dirty workspace that has conflicts with other branches. Maybe if in git
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
> Ideally, reduces cognitive complexity because you don't have to think about the staging area anymore, just commits. This is the thing I don't like about jj. I know it makes splitting easy, but splitting is harder than selecti
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by dietr1ch 11mo ago
Thanks!
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
Maybe don't work from a tiny screen if its too small for you to do basic tasks.
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
Well fraudsters need to have their time in sync for their business right? Who are you to deny their donations?
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
> even HTML tables or spreadsheet cells that get pasted into the message client as plaintext and lose their table formatting. Sounds like a message client problem to me. You are switching to a worse data exchange format just to get aroun
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
> > Readability is on the eyes of the final user, they are free to use whatever narrow column width they prefer. > For plaintext sure. Not for code or tabular data. It destroys indentation and destroys column alignment and interlea
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
> - Preserves the full 80-character width without line-wrapping, which destroys readability Readability is on the eyes of the final user, they are free to use whatever narrow column width they prefer. > - Guarantees monospace, so tabu
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
It seems there's great OCR available on Apple platforms, but to me it seems that we are giving ourselves a problem by properly attaching metadata where necessary. I honestly thought this was going to be solved in the 2010s with the ris
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
Same, if a wireless device needs more than 54Mbps (802.11g, what the ancient Linksys WRT54G already offered) then I feel I'm doing something wrong and I'd better off just plugging it to my USB-C dock to get ethernet and power. It&
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
It's ridiculous that the US still runs on name matching when you could just have a public Id number (unlike the SSN that everyone needs to pretend it's secret).
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
It's often easy to tell, but my concern has shifted from "Why isn't this native? It's ugly/slow" to "Why isn't this a goddamn webpage? It can't justify neither its permissions nor its space"
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
"to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful"
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I think window managers these days do a better job on 3 monitors than on a single one that could have the same area. With an ultra wide you lose the screen concept for managing area and it gets awful because you lose grouping windows on dif
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I prefer 3 monitors because it eases window management while being cheaper. For gaming I only need one 240Hz+ monitor and for Lan parties I only take that one. Although for sim racing I've been thinking about getting a single ultra wid
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I was going to joke about 8k@120Hz needing like 4 video cables, but it seems we are not too far from it. [8k@120Hz Gaming on HDMI 2.1 with compression]( https://wccftech.com/8k-120hz-gaming-world-first-powered-by-... ) > W
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I, too hate vomit
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
It's arrogant, but have you travelled to Europe? Food is generally a lot better than in the US, and I mean this starting from the ingredients themselves, so it might have some snarky truth to it.
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
> Pomelli by Google Labs is currently not available in your region. xd
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I get a 404 on https://fory.apache.org/docs/benchmarks/rust You can browse https://fory.apache.org/docs/ , but I didn't find any benchmarks directory
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
I don't get the deal with requiring govt Ids. Back home the government has an OpenId provider and you could link your governmental account if you wanted without leaking your Id/DL/Passport which has data that's considere
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I kept explaining the reasoning behind my nits and built my own DB of issues, explaining why it was a problem and what to do to reference as I started to explain my points over and over to different colleagues. I feel that just giving out w
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
So, It leverages on HTTP range requests to try fetching only what's needed, but to me it seems that it's something that should be efficiently achievable without having to have a unified document. In my filesystem I could arrange t
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by dietr1ch 1y ago
If you had to pick a single problem with it then I wouldn't pick feeding them, but the environmental impact of having fish poop farms or the medication that leaks into the environment.

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