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by frou_dh 3y ago
I love using that to debug Deno CLI commands and servers using a proper luxuriously designed debugger. So much nicer than the archaic TUI (PuDB) I use to debug Python.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
I wouldn't want to buy such a modern computer and then use it without full graphics acceleration, just out of principle. But maybe my info on Asahi is out of date and they do have that.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Funnily enough, they've just added a toggle to disable pointer acceleration in this year's macOS Sonoma: https://i.redd.it/rezxi3gfwf4b1.png
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Sounds like Steve Yegge's wheelhouse. Possibly this post https://gist.github.com/cornchz/3313150 but there are plenty more https://ratfactor.com/yeggedex
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by frou_dh 3y ago
According to you it's overwhelming and "not a real KB", but many will consider it a more natural UI for conversing than a web forum. That's what a lot of people are actually more interested in, just having a place to tal
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Very cool that they've hired a full-time developer. Fresh has a great model, it just needs to be polished and elaborated further.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
I dislike this general mode of defining an ADT by first having to create multiple separate nominal types and then combining them using another free-floating statement (e.g. 3 dataclasses and then a Union in Python). An ADT is conceptually o
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Many many people seem to be itching for any opportunity to be an activist these days, so the subreddits going dark thing is a no-brainer to latch onto.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Oh, great. Makes me happy to catch people with it :)
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Well we're talking about source code here. Apple has no expectation that applications for their platforms are open-source and so they don't get to see the source code either. Scanning of the binaries, "Notarization", Dev
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Paying qualified people to audit code would not exactly be cheap. Needs to be done every time the extension is updated too.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Well I counted 0 references to Lisp or Scheme in the documentation, so it seems to be presented as novel.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Doesn't really count as language design if it's toy Lisp #9368. Language implementation exercise, yes.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Using a compiled language to develop a webapp has a pretty horrible workflow, i.e. needing to recompile and restart a binary to see any change. Of course, that can be mitigated/automated-away in several ways, but it's still a tens
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Good old Kevin Rose is an NFT peddler now!
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Poverty in terms of datatypes available to use.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Even once this is released, it's going to take a while for the OS and applications to find their groove. So rich people will essentially be paying to beta test this. Probably going to be unequivocally awesome 3 years from now though.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
I encountered some real world unicode/emoji breakdown recently. I set my surname in a webapp to an emoji country flag because I needed a way to communicate where I was. Elsewhere in the app, it showed surnames as just their initial, e
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Is it really that much of a crisis to have the "0 React in 2023 experience ... don't even know the modern hello world" when one can just spend some time on their (excellent) documentation site and get back up to speed?
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Indeed, that was actually my inkling rather than the infrastructure cost angle. Though it doesn't make sense that it would be blanket applied, rather than being part of channel configuration for those creators who care about it.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Something else strange is that they removed the dropdown option to sort videos in a channel in chronological order ("oldest first").
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Design priorities probably get warped by doing well at artificial benchmarks/torture-tests in reviews coming to the fore.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Not really, because it's not a fork and is written in a different language.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
It's against the HN guidelines to moan about the format of the site/article: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by frou_dh 3y ago
There's a bit of a distinction between realtime processing and straight-up recording video to disk, but yeah it could get weird.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
It's ironic that just as the excellent https://github.com/ocaml-ppx/ocamlformat is seemingly closing in on a 1.0 after ~4 years of development, here comes the implication that it's not good enough.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
I think Reddit outgrew the "gamer/nerd" thing you mention, some years ago. It's a mainstream site.
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by frou_dh 3y ago
One Weird Trick -based nutrition (Doctors Hate Him)
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by frou_dh 3y ago
Raylib ( https://www.raylib.com ) is a better API than SDL for hobby 2D game development and here's an illustrative reason why: You cannot even draw a circle with SDL. Look at all this! https://github.com/rays
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by frou_dh 3y ago
You think teenagers getting into iOS development are pining for that?

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