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by dolmen 2mo ago
We know they aren't. They have successfully been able to add major features such as generics without breaking 1.0 compatibility, and the trend is to continue than way. Well there is no major language feature in sight in fact. Also majo
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by dolmen 2mo ago
The runtime also includes reflection, so preserving compatibility of the type system while adding generics was definitely a challenge, so adding generics to Go was definitely a great achievement.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Are you using the Go fonts? https://go.dev/blog/go-fonts
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by dolmen 2mo ago
The Go official web site doesn't even use the Go fonts: https://go.dev/blog/go-fonts I wonder if the Go fonts has been created just to get a trademark on the "Go" word...
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by dolmen 2mo ago
I seriously wonder why this isn't mentioned in release notes.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
V4 or V7 are just how you initialize them (constructor), but then this the same representation, so they don't need specific types.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Go features cleaner crypto APIs (than OpenSSL for example) with less footguns.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Have you tried https://printervention.app/ ?
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by dolmen 2mo ago
The easiest path is when you get access to a firmware update distribution. This reminds me to have a look at the latest update I installed in my car for my navigation system and which is installed via an USB key.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
I recently reverse engineered a binary in a system image of Fabrice Bellard's JSLinux [1]. When given just the binary and asked to reverse engineer, Claude Sonnet quickly identified that some utility functions looked like some Fabrice&
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by dolmen 2mo ago
What about flowing underground water when sleeping on the ground? What about the metal frame of a bed?
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by dolmen 2mo ago
When my RAM gets full the kernel kills Firefox (3 profiles) so the PC becomes unusable, with lost data.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
It depends how you measure "worse". I'm using it in my native language, in hope this can escape some dumb guardrails. Recently Sonnet put a word partially in Russian (cyrillic) in its output instead of my latin-alphabet based
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Even more em-dash.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Which SQLite driver for Go does Tailscale use?
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Next year: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/in/singapore?iso=2027080...
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Don't bother looking at Iceland: weather is awful right now.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Same author as https://thecastlemap.com featured here a few weeks ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48994178
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by dolmen 2mo ago
We had this for years in France. But this is bypassed.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
https://cuis.st/
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Customers or just consumers?
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by dolmen 2mo ago
My experience is that I can't even review command that Claude wants to run because it is truncated when displayed in the terminal. How can I make a educated choice then? This now looks like a deliberate UX choice to blame humans who do
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by dolmen 2mo ago
But we are talking here about assets you just receive. Not buy and resell.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
The books contained shit long before entering the toilets.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
That's why we have a lock of the door.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
I kept using the AnyKey keyboard long after I replaced my P5-90 with a newer home-assembled Celeron.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
> The issue will be "out of sight, out of mind" [...] ... while an offshore wind farm was once in DT's sight in Scotland.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Same issue here. Pixel ratio 1.25 on Linux, Firefox.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Marketing consent is granted via sweepstakes.
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by dolmen 2mo ago
Rendering of LEGO models built with Claude [1], using LDrawLoader [2] (from three.js). [1]: https://github.com/JanLahmann/Quantego/commits/main/assets/j... [2]: https://threejs.org/d

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