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by foresterre 1y ago
I felt that the beginning of the game is pretty punishing, exactly because you don't have these movement abilities yet. After getting Swift Step (dash), the game became quite doable. Luckily you get dash a lot faster than in the origin
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Grammar Checking from the CLI with Harper(gribnau.dev)
4 points by foresterre 1y ago|1 comments
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Columbia University to pay over $200M to resolve Trump probes(reuters.com)
5 points by foresterre 1y ago|2 comments
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by foresterre 1y ago
They also settled for 21 million with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. https://president.columbia.edu/news/resolution-federal-inves...
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by foresterre 1y ago
This was the first thing that stood out to me too. I sampled quite some dark red markers, representing "attractive", and on the balance they're almost always overwhelmingly reviewed by females. There were some exceptions thou
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by foresterre 1y ago
The Rust library is possibly funnily, possibly confusingly called RusTLS (1). It makes pronunciation a tad harder. (1) https://crates.io/crates/rustls
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10 Years of (Stable) Rust(gribnau.dev)
4 points by foresterre 1y ago|1 comments
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by foresterre 1y ago
Today, Rust has been stable for 10 years. Reason for cake and a party!
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'Accessibility and Rust' live podcast recording session at RustWeek(gribnau.dev)
1 points by foresterre 1y ago|0 comments
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by foresterre 1y ago
DuckDuckGo had a noticeable drop in quality a few years ago. I think they stopped using the Yandex index at some point and solely used Bing's index. This may have been the cause. I tried kagi some time ago, and I liked it a lot for sim
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by foresterre 1y ago
Since there is no LICENSE in the repo, I assume this will not be an open source project? Will it have an open core or similar license?
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Changelog tumbleweeds: the case of orphaned Markdown [brackets](gribnau.dev)
2 points by foresterre 1y ago|0 comments
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by foresterre 2y ago
I sometimes see types in TS with complex generics like [1], but instead of being general like in this example, they're more specific to the type of their values. Couldn't find a proper example on the spot in an open source project
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by foresterre 2y ago
Also Uber, I keep receiving mails from users who used my domain, on my catch all mail
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by foresterre 2y ago
There's actually an advantage to using older editions, and that is that it lowers the MSRV (minimum supported Rust version). This is especially nice for libraries, while binary project usually can just use the latest edition.
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by foresterre 2y ago
Where did you get the hardcopy? (I already have the paperback for "Crafting Interpreters", but I prefer to buy hardcopies if available) As far as I was aware, there are only paperbacks.
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by foresterre 2y ago
I would argue that this isn't "normal open source", though it is indeed not locked behind a login on their website. The license (1) is feels very much proprietary, even if the source code is available. (1) https://
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Parsing and all that(blog.jeffsmits.net)
63 points by foresterre 2y ago|39 comments
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Mozilla will be retiring the Mozilla Location Service(github.com)
203 points by foresterre 3y ago|132 comments
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Deloitte accounts will do all audits next year using a LLM based on ChatGPT(translations.lab.nos.nl)
2 points by foresterre 3y ago|1 comments
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by foresterre 3y ago
For Fastmail, I could not quickly find their policy. However, I do occasionally receive some emails on my fastmail user address which are not my own, which may indicate that Fastmail user addresses become available after unsubscribing. The
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by foresterre 3y ago
> Any team that is part of a managed organization with public repositories and GitHub Enterprise Cloud users will be able to enable this feature on their respective repository and start streamlining their team’s pull requests immediately
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Using the todo macro to prototype your API in Rust(foresterre.github.io)
3 points by foresterre 3y ago|0 comments