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frankjr
3y ago
Unfortunately many CLI tools are written in JS as well (looking at you wrangler).
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3y ago
Check out https://teamtrees.org
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3y ago
I've been playing with it and so far but I'm more impressed with their build system rather than the language itself (it seems to be way more flexible and simpler than alternatives which is pretty rare). They did however get the mo
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3y ago
> Docker and kubernetes are everywhere. I'm willing to bet a dollar not even 1% of deployments use these. The world is a pretty big place.
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3y ago
> Now, during my stay here I've come up with an idea and spent my free time working on a prototype that looks promising. Be careful to clearly separate your work for the company from the work you're doing on the prototype. You
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3y ago
Well to be honest, aside from Apollo, those phones did everything I want from a phone and had better keyboards...
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3y ago
Is an AI assistant important for most people? I have used Siri maybe once or twice, and have disabled it on all my Apple devices since.
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May Flowers Spring COSMIC Showers
(blog.system76.com)
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3y ago
Wouldn't it be nice if all runtimes and browsers had native support for TS and you could just skip the entire transpiling and source mapping step? Oh, well.
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3y ago
Yes. https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/tree/32c74afbb24dce4b5d...
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3y ago
From https://bcachefs.org : Bcachefs is an advanced new filesystem for Linux, with an emphasis on reliability and robustness and the complete set of features one would expect from a modern filesystem. - Copy on write (COW) - like
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3y ago
Does anybody have an available Bluesky invite?
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3y ago
I've been logged out 3 times in the past two days.
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3y ago
Pichai is that you?
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4y ago
It's returning the correct results for me (or at least the line you posted is the very first search result). Who knows what's happening behind the scenes. You might want to try using Sourcegraph instead. https://sourceg
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4y ago
> The cloud-services company now expects $1.280 billion to $1.284 billion in full-year revenue, whereas Cloudflare's prior outlook was for $1.330 billion to $1.342 billion in revenue. Does this really warrant a ~21% drop?
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Typst: The LaTeX alternative in Rust [video]
(youtube.com)
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Open-source tests of web browser privacy (Updated 2023-04-20)
(privacytests.org)
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4y ago
They provide a lot of services to governments. For example, here are the contracts for the Czech republic, mostly software development, worth tens of millions of dollars every year. And this is just one tiny country. https://www-
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4y ago
Am I the only one who read the title as "only 12% left after 200k miles"?
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4y ago
Not having to deal with a JVM is a major plus tbh.
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4y ago
Nitpick: Apple Music uses both AAC and ALAC.
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4y ago
Not to mention that on AWS you have to pay for egress traffic.
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4y ago
This was the very first telephone model we had at home and was in use until about 10 years ago when we cancelled the telephone service. The actual telephone is still sitting in a closet somewhere.
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Linux Patches Confirm Intel Meteor Lake Having an L4 Cache
(phoronix.com)
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4y ago
Are you sure it's actually VSCode and not something you ran in the integrated terminal or an extension? All of those are hosted by VSCode as far as macOS is concerned and would display the confirmation dialog.
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What Firefox trains are we in?
(whattrainisitnow.com)
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4y ago
As if Musk needs any help killing Twitter. He has actually already succeeded in my case. I'm mostly a lurker on Twitter and almost all the people I follow have left for other platforms or barely tweet anything these days. A huge differ
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4y ago
The spec touches on this, but the short answer is "yes". https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/#security-abuse-of-capabilit...
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Why is the Win32 epoch January 1, 1601?
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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