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geocar
11mo ago
https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:ALGOL_68 https://github.com/search?q=algol68&type=repositories Without knowing what your interests/motivations and backgrounds are, it is hard to make goo
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geocar
11mo ago
I don’t think safari uses google translate
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geocar
11mo ago
That's not how copyright law works in the slightest. You can absolutely download a file from Microsoft's website and run that file on Wine and Microsoft cannot get a judge to hold you to any "license terms" elsewhere on
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geocar
11mo ago
Here's the Visual Studio redistributable licensing requirements: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/license-terms/vs2026-ga-v... There's nothing about Windows licenses in there. There is a specious claim that
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geocar
11mo ago
Cheers. I haven't had a VT420 in a few decades, but I remember wondering about its built-in multisession support (I never saw it in action)
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geocar
11mo ago
> The same would also apply if you were writing an XML parser in a language based on ECMAScript-262. Thankfully XML specifies what a number is and anything that gets this wrong is not implementing XML. Very simple. No wonder I have less
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geocar
11mo ago
Cool. Do you have more literature on the SSU? Do you know if the roms tolerate more than two sessions being available (or can be trivially patched to support more?)
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geocar
11mo ago
> This is not my experience. Try not to confuse APIs that you are implementing for work to make money, with random "show HN AI slop" somebody made because they are looking for a job.
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geocar
11mo ago
> JSON as a standalone language requires only the information written on that page. JSON.parse("{\"a\":9999999999999999.0}") Either no browsers implement JSON as written on that page, or you need to read ECMA
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11mo ago
> The JSON spec fits on two screen pages https://www.json.org/json-en.html It absolutely does not. From the very first paragraph: It is based on a subset of the JavaScript Programming Language Standard ECMA-262 3rd Edit
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geocar
11mo ago
> One extremely important... Not to downplay what you think is important, but I think it's pretty important that governments and public bodies use XSLT. https://www.congress.gov/117/bills/hr3617/BILL
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geocar
11mo ago
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geocar
11mo ago
I've experimented a few times with coloring my variables explicitly (using a prefix like R for red, hiding the letters, etc) after playing with colorforth. I agree getting color helps with small shapes, but I think the colors shouldn&#
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geocar
1y ago
Why isn't the compiler frontend called fucc?
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geocar
1y ago
> I would actually be keen for something similar that is both open-source and totally local Did you actually look at it? Or just look at it? Because it is actually open-source and totally local. # ... nonsense while true; d
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geocar
1y ago
You can use iodine and do a delegation from a real domain: It encodes packets in subdomains of your domain (and decodes them with a special DNS server). It is not fast. I like to use SNI with e.g. pagead2.googlesyndication.com and www.googl
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geocar
1y ago
Right, so how did the "highest hacker to user ratio" diminish then? You or I are probably misunderstanding something. If they just meant "the hacker to user ratio" diminished, they should've said that, but it seems
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geocar
1y ago
objectserver (cadmin) was part of the account management system suite. The desktop would use it to mount disks, route speakers/audio, create/manage users, connect things over the network, and all sorts of other stuff. It would cra
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geocar
1y ago
> If anything the "highest hacker to user ratio" has diminished since then. Really? What do you think hackers are using now?
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1y ago
I think there's a mighty big assumption in there. I see no reason to believe LLMs can write working let alone good or high-quality code, nor that the adjustments to my workflow or expectations will be small. But sure, if such a thing h
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1y ago
> one of the rarer sounds in the worlds languages Is that true? Seems like it's in every other word when I visit Spain...
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geocar
1y ago
Funny. Russian pronounces the з as a z sound.
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geocar
1y ago
Do you actually use this? $ md5 How\ I\ Block\ All\ 26\ Million\ Of\ Your\ Curl\ Requests.html MD5 (How I Block All 26 Million Of Your Curl Requests.html) = e114898baa410d15f0ff7f9f85cbcd9d (downloaded with Safari) $ curl http
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1y ago
> Say, your app must accept files uploaded in GB18030, but internally you are handling all data in UTF-32. A tool like iconv can cleanly convert the uploaded file with a one-liner like iconv('GB18030', 'UTF-32', $stri
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1y ago
> You’re listing things that are high powered and or old. Sure. I have high-powered and old things, and I bet you've seen stuff like that too. I'm explaining why I, as a non-expert, would not put 146V into something that says i
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1y ago
> I have a lot of electronics that accept 100-240v doesn’t mean I think they’re close together, just that they have compensating mechanisms to handle such voltages. I bet you also have a lot of electronics that don't though, and tho
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1y ago
Really? I have all sorts of electronics that say everything from 208V - 240V that all go in the wall, so I think all those numbers are probably close to each other in whatever a volt is. I think if I'm worried about a limit of some kin
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1y ago
> Not everybody buying these has a Ph.D. in physics and if it says 148 V on the label and 150 V on the other label then it's your product that has a problem, not the customer. Idk. I don't have a PHD, but 220V sounds like 240V
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1y ago
> just watch. You need to be brutal with yourself for this, and understand you're chasing popularity, and not necessarily revenue. It's good to be popular with your users, but if your users are not your customers... > I'
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1y ago
Society is the conditions of living with other people; you do not get your society and my society because if we can both coexist it is the same society. There are a lot of unwell people; Some of them it might be a literal genetic mental
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