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91.
by eproxus 4y ago
@dang Should probably be merged with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35276784
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by eproxus 4y ago
There’s a new FUSE implementation that uses this technique: https://github.com/macos-fuse-t/fuse-t Worked without problems for sshfs when I tested it briefly.
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by eproxus 4y ago
The iPhone RAW mode still does quite heavy processing though. Here’s a comparison I just made between the iPhone camera’s RAW and default modes, and Halide: https://i.ibb.co/XFMJVjz/9-DD734-F7-CA00-4-E53-85-C7-283315-..
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by eproxus 4y ago
Well, apparently it’s possible to “hold it wrong” then. I’d argue if you can wipe it (which requires your iCloud account approval), install it as someone else, login with that new iCloud account, then reset it and it suddenly reverts back t
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by eproxus 4y ago
That is not enough. You have to remove the device from your iCloud account too. Source: just wiped and sent back a MacBook Air to my old workspace. My colleague finished the macOS setup and logged in with their iCloud account. After resetti
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by eproxus 4y ago
That seems to no longer be the case. Toggling Bluetooth on iOS 16.2 on an iPhone 14 Pro replaces the slider with a spinner, and it even flickers when turned back on. Also, the sliding only works correctly if you press and hold and then star
97.
by eproxus 4y ago
Best practice for doing this with the BEAM (the Erlang VM) is to just run two VMs, one for your app code and a “dirty” one that is allowed to crash and be restarted without bringing down your app VM.
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by eproxus 4y ago
No, but it doesn’t matter how “banned” your are according to the service, they still have to provide all your private data upon request.
99.
by eproxus 4y ago
That doesn’t mean the inverse is true though: “if someone else is to blame you’re an asshole.”
100.
by eproxus 4y ago
It’s still GitHub’s fault for not communicating this clearly enough. The problem really is, why does “Sign in with GitHub” grant permissions to act as the user on GitHub? Shouldn’t that be called something else like “Allow nopecha.com to
101.
by eproxus 4y ago
I get that, and would agree if it was a balanced relation. But they obviously have double standards in this case.
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by eproxus 4y ago
If I’m the one spending $700 to buy something I should be able to demand the check every outgoing product equally rigorously too. They obviously deem it worth it when they reverse spend that amount. Why buy something there if the odds are
103.
by eproxus 4y ago
They unfortunately forgot to mention that the encryption is “military grade”. So you probably can’t trust them.
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The Kopp-Etchells Effect (2012)(sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com)
25 points by eproxus 4y ago|6 comments
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by eproxus 4y ago
The Erlang plug-in does this. It uses the older and well-tested Kerl under the hood, but you the nice UI of asdf on top instead.
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by eproxus 4y ago
I don’t agree. As a proof of concept I wrote a Fish native version of the function that figures out what local version of a tool to use I do actually use it to show the currently selected version in my shell prompt. The asdf version was unu
107.
by eproxus 4y ago
What’s new is that you can tap the hourly forecast card, or the Today entry in the 10-day forecast and get a historical graph for the current day at least. But yeah, not possible to check yesterday’s weather.
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by eproxus 4y ago
I never understood why TextEdit just doesn’t silently exit and open all the unsaved windows the next time. I thought that was the point if this whole feature? (That’s exactly how Sublime Text implements it and I love it. I use a lot of unsa
109.
by eproxus 4y ago
What are you arguing for actually? Using ChromeOS and never installing a native app?
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by eproxus 4y ago
But it’s also about how you get there. If you only expose kids to pictures of white male doctors you’re going to give them a bias which will shape their lives and by extension the society around them. I think techno libertarian suggestions
111.
by eproxus 4y ago
I have that luxury but the next round I’ll just get one powerful laptop and a great screen instead. It’s way too much work syncing workspaces, repos, configuration, installed software, etc.
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by eproxus 4y ago
Personally I like the production chains in Cities Skylines. I feel they add purpose to the design of the road network and handling of traffic problems. I just wish the AI was a ton better (there are a few mods that help though).
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My favorite Erlang container(ferd.ca)
137 points by eproxus 4y ago|28 comments
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by eproxus 4y ago
As a non-js developer I found Alpine lacking. In the examples they use something like await axios get to get new content. I have no idea what any of those mean or why they have to there in that order with that syntax. HTMX makes this incr
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by eproxus 4y ago
Things like subtitles and even audio tracks has to be the laziest mistakes by these companies. How hard can it be to copy all subtitle files to all folder in the CDN? (I know, it's probably a bit more complicated than that, but it can&
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by eproxus 4y ago
Would it be equally weird or correct to write the macOS ? After all, it’s short for “Mac Operating System”. I’m not a native speaker so I’m genuinely curious.
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Fourth Annual iOS Music Player Showcase(barrowclift.me)
2 points by eproxus 4y ago|0 comments
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by eproxus 4y ago
How would one use it together with a backend that already serves the frontend code? As a compiler only?
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by eproxus 4y ago
Why not both? If privacy is another thing that sells, then it’s a win-win for them. Especially since no-one else seems to care about it.
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Adopting Erlang: Hard things to get right (2019)(adoptingerlang.org)
98 points by eproxus 4y ago|14 comments

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