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elAhmo
1y ago
Likewise. Respect for antirez and all of that he is doing, but his hiring back feels like just trying to lure developers back after ridiculous move by the Redis corporation. Given there are viable alternatives out there, I see no reason why
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elAhmo
1y ago
Both users of visionOS are happy about this announcement.
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elAhmo
2y ago
Looks interesting! We recently started using https://marimo.io/ as a replacement for Jupyter notebooks, as it has a number of great improvements, and this seems like a movement in a similar direction.
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elAhmo
2y ago
So many services are going this route. I remembered Reddit had an install script and almost everything worked out of the box 10-15 years ago on a Ubuntu VPS.
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elAhmo
2y ago
Company worth hundreds of billions of dollars, on paper at least, has one of the worst naming schemes for their products in the recent history. Sam acknowledged this a few months ago, but with another release not really bringing any clarity
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elAhmo
2y ago
I first read it as 55% better, which sounds significantly higher than ~22% which they report here. Sounds misleading.
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elAhmo
2y ago
The demo is seriously impressive! I haven’t heard of this library before, will definitely consider using it
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elAhmo
2y ago
When I saw the new round, I was instantly worried about change in direction that will most likely come with this, and effectively drive away regular users from a tool that seems universally loved. Similar sentiment can be seen in the discus
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elAhmo
2y ago
Great time to buy Switch OLED
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elAhmo
2y ago
There is act, that allows you to run actions locally. Although not exactly the same as the real thing, it can save time. https://github.com/nektos/act
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elAhmo
2y ago
This feels like Waze, founder origins and name similarities aside. Google acquired them in 2013 for $1.3 billion, and it is still a standalone app, without being fully integrated into Google Maps. It makes no sense for a company to have two
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elAhmo
2y ago
A few years is not quite a while.
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elAhmo
2y ago
Network
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elAhmo
2y ago
This is a clear example of conflict of interest Google has. It makes money almost exclusively from ads, and people want to block ads. No matter how they try to portray decisions like this - it is obvious they are moving in direction where p
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elAhmo
2y ago
This has vibes of NLB Banka in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, also part of former Yugoslavia. http://wikimapia.org/1740990/bs/NLB-banka-NLB-bank#/photo/77...
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elAhmo
2y ago
Seeing 'the best FSD' in a sentence is odd - it makes it sound there are multiple FSDs out there, and Tesla's FSD is the best. At the same time, it is not actually self-driving, rather it is a supervised system that has been
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elAhmo
2y ago
Map's description says: A map of torii gates located outside of Japan created by Kaitlyn Ugoretz (UC Santa Barbara/Nanzan University).
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elAhmo
2y ago
This is such a great map! Projects like this are really cool, I can imagine author being passionate about this, adding some initial entries and then the community picked up!
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elAhmo
2y ago
> the government has the mistaken belief that their back door will know the difference between the good guys (presumably them) and the bad guys This is a very good point, and in the recent months we have been witnessing that people in go
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elAhmo
2y ago
How did you lose a file?
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elAhmo
2y ago
We effectively use this approach in most of our go services. Other than logging purposes, we sometimes use it to pass stuff that is not critical but highly useful to have, like some request and response bodies from HTTP calls, tenant inform
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elAhmo
2y ago
Moves like the one from the linked article is one contributor to the hate.
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elAhmo
2y ago
This is such a great text! In my home city, many houses around are my family and childhood friends, and I wish I could replicate that with my other friends too. If I ever become a billionaire and can buy a small village and make everyone mo
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elAhmo
2y ago
This is great, thanks! It would be amazing if CMD + , would open this directly.
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elAhmo
2y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to do a massive refactoring given the situation is as you described? And, if needed, rewrite to Kotlin later. This would just cause the same problems to be reproduced in a different language.
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elAhmo
2y ago
Maybe I wasn't clear. I do use WhatsApp for friends, family, coworkers and even some business chats. That was my point, it is not a everything app, it is just a chat app.
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elAhmo
2y ago
I feel like I am missing something. It is a chat app, one of many, with some features like communities (which feel like extremely large groups) and status updates (which almost every other app does).
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elAhmo
2y ago
> Publishing data-driven blog post analysis is a key part from formatting the data to analyzing it using R and then publishing charts. All of this is now predominantly handled with prompts to an AI. > I can generate several hundred li
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elAhmo
2y ago
Do people end up rewriting git history often? I think I had to do a handful of times only, so it is really hard to merit a tool that requires an annual subscription to do this. Additionally, Sublime Merge seems to have significantly more fe
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elAhmo
2y ago
Aren’t trains the perfect use case for a direct connection to the electric grid?
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