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It would appear the air intake is on the bottom like the Mac Studio. As someone who lives in a very dusty 150 year old house, My Mac Studio does not appreciate the air input being directly on the desk. It collects all the dust that lands an
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To build an internationalized shell script I'll need to compile multiple .mo language files and distribute them along side the script itself. For shell scripts part of a large system, that's probably fine. For small scripts, that&
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You gotta be careful about going overboard with it. Recently I was trying to get a refund on Groupon because the company I'd bought a Groupon for was under new management that refused to honor my groupon. The form had a stipulation &qu
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2y ago
As someone who spent ~5 years working with it professionally. It's the plugins. The underlying source code is terrible, but it's pre-existing plugin ecosystem is unbeatable.
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Huh, that gives me a little pause. People who clone a project and compile it manually get different output than people who `go install` it? Is that inconsistency something that … should be fixed? Seems like it should be.
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2y ago
Oh I'd love to, and I did for years. The problem is using 99% of third party libraries without building has become nearly impossible.
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2y ago
Oh man, this is incredible!
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In the past two years I have gone Webpack -> Parcel -> Webpack -> Vite -> Rollup I live for the day bundlers are no longer needed. The state of modern JS such that much of it does not work on the web by default is absurd. All th
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> It's the original game that 1024, 2048 etc were cloned from This argument has always been silly. Three's didn't invent sliding tile games. Sliding tile games existed going back to the 1980s and 2048's mechanics are
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2y ago
What percent of those drugs exist explicitly because they can charge high prices for them? Are companies going to continue to invest countless millions developing drugs they have no chance to recoop? I'd argue everyone benefits fro
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2y ago
You just about need some sort of ast optimizer or some such.
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System76 and Ampere pioneer custom-built Thelio Astra ARM64 developer desktop
(blog.system76.com)
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My biggest gripe with CoffeeScript, beyond it's scoping being madness [1], is it made writing very inefficient JavaScript much easier. The language was full of footguns. Many times something would look perfectly reasonable in CoffeeScr
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Someone tell me I'm wrong and why, but this whole thing seems like unnecessary complication? We have JavaScript for bespoke select tags.
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In a similar vein, I put an ill fitting jacket on a coat rack when I started my current job in 2012. We have moved offices twice, and the coat rack and jacket have followed me across both moves at no effort of my own. We've been workin
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2y ago
Can you explain how that's helpful? I'm not being obtuse, I just don't follow
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2y ago
Buckets of 10 seem more regular to beings with 10 fingers that can be up or down?
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2y ago
So please do excuse my ignorance, but is there a "logic" related reason other than hardware cost limitations ala "8 was cheaper than 10 for the same number of memory addresses" that bytes are 8 bits instead of 10? Genuin
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I upgraded to an M2 Air from an iPad 7 a couple months ago, My biggest complaint apart from the worse battery life is that there is no way to safely hold the thing one handed while walking while not be interacting with the screen. Give me s
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You can re-enable the old group by behavior, which we did.
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Interestingly we just went through basically the same upgrade just a couple days ago for similar reasons. We run Amazon Aurora MySQL and Amazon is finally forcing us to upgrade to 8.0. We ended up spinning up a secondary fleet and bin log r
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I saw it early because I was genuinely excited for something "new", not a sequel or remake etc, and it was truly new. I have never seen another film like it. Was it a great movie? Nah. It was however a visually stunning ride. I wa
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Something is going on with the site such that whenever I scroll with my iPad it jumps all around the page. Genuinely made it very difficult to try and read.
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Go's New Iterators Smell (A Little) Funny, but It's Probably OK
(donatstudios.com)
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Eternal Terminal `et` when we worked from an office where our connection would drop regularly was a life saver. It's like Mosh but less opinionated and doesn't interfere with scrollback. https://eternalterminal.dev/
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I have a coworker that LOVES to make these one or two line single use functions that absolutely drives me nuts. Just from a sheer readability perspective being able to read a routine from top to bottom and understand what everything is doin
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Fixed
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End of the road for Google Drive in Transmit
(blog.panic.com)
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Just the other day I was at the Mille Lacs Indian Museum in Northern Minnesota. It has a really beautiful and well put together feature showing a collection of full sized Wigwams across the seasons. One of the wigwams for the Winter season
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My fear, perhaps ill founded, is that the "electricians" of the machines will just age out like COBOL devs. Highly sought after and in demand, yet work no one new is learning to take over. A large percentage of the current softwar
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