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   by dmitshur 4y ago

   The go1.19beta1 binary (which you would use to try Go 1.19 Beta 1) should be placed in the usual place where 'go install' places them. If you’re using Go’s defaults, it’s likely $HOME/go/bin, unless you’ve set either GOP
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   by dmitshur 4y ago

   Not open content, but OpenLara is a fun open source project to follow - https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara
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   by dmitshur 4y ago

   Not parent, but my biggest challenge is some v3 APIs are not there in v4 yet. For example, activity and notifications ( https://docs.github.com/en/rest/activity/notifications ) is something I'm still looki
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   by dmitshur 4y ago

   Yeah. A good place to see just the exported API (and its documentation) is https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/AlexEidt/Vidio .
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   by dmitshur 4y ago

   I’m wondering if you got a chance to see this part of the post: > […] I obviously had no intention to make httpie/httpie private. So, why then? > > The proximate cause was that I thought I was inside a different repo;
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   by dmitshur 5y ago

   There are more ways to go about it than I can describe in this reply. In my case, it was a 1.5 year stint, I funded it with my own savings and didn't have external income during that time. So I was paying myself which isn't sustai
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   by dmitshur 5y ago

   https://dmitri.shuralyov.com I use it myself daily to receive a chronological feed aggregating notifications from GitHub and Gerrit. I’m pretty happy to rely on that and not need to receive notifications via email or by visiting
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   by dmitshur 5y ago

   Go to the desired Twitter profile, then switch to the Likes tab. Its URL will be something like https://twitter.com/{user}/likes .
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   by dmitshur 5y ago

   It is also sometimes (probably quite rarely) an unintended misclick.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I like the “opportunity for correction” and “code proportionality” points brought up in https://medium.com/@shazow/code-boilerplate-is-it-always-bad... .
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    If https://apenwarr.ca/log/20110328 is still current, you’re not the only one.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I had a feeling of recalling something relevant to this topic recently. Turns out it was a video by Marques Brownlee, "Smartphone Cameras vs Reality!". This instance would've been a great example there. The section at t=364 [
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    Try https://jspaint.app/ .
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I've tried decoding the image with a png decoder at hand, and got 'hello world'. Guess it belongs to the "other software" category. :)
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    It's unfortunate it can't drive an 8K display, but good that it can do 6K.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    In case you or others find it interesting, I've had luck removing an authentication SPOF¹ by using IndieAuth on my personal site². I wish it were an option on more of the sites where I need to sign in. ¹ https://twitter.com&
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    Yeah, but what should happen to the values that would’ve been sent while the computer was asleep, but couldn’t be. Should they be resent as soon as possible after computer wakes up, or dropped? (It probably depends on the exact API and its
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I’ve wondered what Go APIs involving channels should do when the computer is put to sleep and later on wakes up.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    https://web.archive.org/web/20210804100927/https://www.emily... may help access it.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    It’s interesting to me that the lack of this feature has been one of the key differentiating features of browsers on desktop OSes compared to mobile browsers, such as Safari on iPads (and iPhones). It’s hard to do serious work on a mobile d
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    This is the iOS version that adds WebGL 2 support. ( https://webglreport.com/?v=2 )
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I’m using a 6s Plus temporarily for a few days, and only installed iOS 15 less than an hour ago. So far subjectively speaking it seems about the same as iOS 14.8 was.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    The “WebGL build with demo level” link[1] in the README is worth trying, it works surprisingly well even on mobile devices. [1]: http://xproger.info/projects/OpenLara/
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    OpenLara: Classic Tomb Raider open-source engine(github.com)

    5 points by dmitshur 5y ago|1 comments
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    While an awful situation, I couldn’t help but laugh very much at how ridiculous it is. Thanks for this comment.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I agree. FWIW, I think it’s https://zitadel.ch/blog/imo-passkey-in-icloud-keychain/ .
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    Thank you.
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    Question about license upgrades. The page says: > Note you can upgrade to the bundle from either a Sublime Text or Sublime Merge license. Right now I have a ST3 license and would like to upgrade it to both ST4 and Sublime Merge. If one u
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    by dmitshur 5y ago

    I didn’t know what TFA was and my best guess was “the full article”. This makes me realize RTFM could also be interpreted as read the full manual, which feels amusing.
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    by dmitshur 6y ago

    The image and image/draw package design[1] is also inspired by Plan 9. [1] https://blog.golang.org/image-draw