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by frou_dh 5y ago
I just tried MLton with the "-verbose 2" flag and it seems to use "amd64Codegen" by default, on MacOS at least.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Nim was diagnosed with an Inferiority Complex?
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by frou_dh 5y ago
https://repology.org/ - For getting an overview of what's available, and at which version, across the hundreds of different OS package managers. Example: https://repology.org/project/ocaml/ve
724.
by frou_dh 5y ago
If it's anything like the last time then Bill Gates is going to have to answer questions about "10 ought to be enough for anybody" for decades.
725.
by frou_dh 5y ago
What's the legality of downloading something like this? If someone is on the torrent they're effectively distributing it as well as downloading.
726.
by frou_dh 5y ago
I don't really have a binary answer for that. Sometimes yes, depends on the type of thinking being done.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
I still have zero desire to speak to any computer with my voice. Not saying it's a bad product feature. Probably just a psychological profile some of us fall into. EDIT: Yes I'm already aware it can be useful/quick for doin
728.
by frou_dh 5y ago
404s, here's the fixed URL: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-5...
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by frou_dh 5y ago
You can do this kind of filtering using https://www.pipes.digital/ (spiritual successor to Yahoo Pipes) and then in your client app, subscribe to the Pipes feed instead of the upstream feed.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Never had any reliability issues with iCloud Keychain since switching over 2-3 years ago, but obviously it's less featureful than 1Password. I liked how 1Password had a dedicated section for software licenses, but now just use a Notes
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Agreed. Reminds me of how people complain that RSS is somehow too hard to use, and being on Twitter is now the only way to stay informed.
732.
by frou_dh 5y ago
Briefing the guest beforehand to not begin every spoken answer with "So: "
733.
by frou_dh 5y ago
I found the following article and associated presentation to be a great overview of the options for this kind of thing: https://anvil.works/blog/python-in-the-browser-talk Transcrypt's ( https://github.c
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by frou_dh 5y ago
NTSC was the envy of many European console gamers back in the pre-HD era, because a lot of game ports to PAL (50Hz) were dodgy and no longer ran at the speed the original game designers had intended, and/or were squashed between black
735.
by frou_dh 5y ago
It doesn't help that some laptops are 16:9 and some 16:10 so the vertical numbers get even more mushy. Anyway, my point was that even though "4K" as a concept has good mindshare, that's overkill even for a True Retina(tm
736.
by frou_dh 5y ago
We're talking horizontal resolution. No need for "p" obfuscation from the TV world!
737.
by frou_dh 5y ago
Traditional (~110 DPI, what Windows and MacOS were designed for) 13" resolution is 1280 or 1366. So 200% that is merely 2560+
738.
by frou_dh 5y ago
Surely most decent laptops being sold are HiDPI at this point?
739.
by frou_dh 5y ago
Possibly this: http://worrydream.com/SeeingSpaces/
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by frou_dh 5y ago
They already tripped over their own shoelaces and leaked it last year.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
I would love to know some actual numbers. It does seem like Swift adoption on server/Linux by people who aren't already Mac/iOS developers is horrendously low.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
I like to remember that threading APIs were a later add-on after Unix had already existed for years. They're not fundamental like the Process is. Isn't it an appealing model to not even have to talk about threads because every pro
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by frou_dh 5y ago
I don't actually use it that often, but when I do use Jira, every action seems to have a noticeable delay. I don't remember it being like that a decade ago. Maybe there was a big rewrite or two that bloated things up?
744.
by frou_dh 5y ago
It's funny the way the naming has shaken out (e.g. macOS 12 is contemporary with iOS 15, and major versions of both are released at the same cadence) because it makes it look like MacOS is younger than iOS, despite being over twenty ye
745.
by frou_dh 5y ago
> the T2 has been around for almost six years (and has been in every new Mac for four) You could buy a brand new iMac up to August 2020 that lacked the T2.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Just wait until 2030+ and then you may be the metaphorical boomer sticking with software no one else has heard of!
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by frou_dh 5y ago
ST licensing terms have always allowed you to use your personal license at your dayjob too. "Using a Personal License at Work": https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq
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by frou_dh 5y ago
If you don't want that anywhere, it can also be disabled OS-wide instead: defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false then, typing for example ë can be accomplished using alt+u e (may vary by keyboard layout).
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Not really interested in your stream of complaints from iteratively exploring
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Just deselect the "Use Buffer" button in the UI where you type the search, and results will then be shown in a more traditional panel at the bottom of the window.

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