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by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Slower and slower is more natural to my ear. More and more slow sounds weird.
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by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Totally agree, I think this is a good place for debug asserts which only throw during development, but fallback in prod builds.
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by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Supermaven was awesome RIP
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by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Never heard of this, thanks
95.
by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Don't forget the county and sometimes city tax. That's why it's not possible to list the real price.
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by hahn-kev 11mo ago
Do you use the Mac or Windows version?
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
My guess is that it's because of emergencies. If you get injured and can't or shouldn't fly home then you need more time on your passport. It is also much easier to send you home if you over stay your visa if your passport is
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I hope the P in John's name stands for Puddle
99.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Yeah I agree, that sentiment works if you only consume content online. But for real stuff? Good luck
100.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Same with games
101.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Maybe it's bots trying to look like real people? So not targeting you specifically, but just trying to fake being real users?
102.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
My problem with this kind of design is that you can't really use any relational constraints. Or constraints between columns in a given table because each column is independently merged
103.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Probably the only real benefit now is Firefox/alt browsers
104.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
That's silly. The y2k bug was because the year was written as 65, instead of the full year being 1965, so information was lost. Writing 2025 has no missing information.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I would say it really depends on your target. If you want only mobile, then there's different option's (see other comments). But if you want only desktop then Avilonia is good. However if you want both (like my team) then we did e
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Sounds like a very expensive dump phone
107.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Except Captcha is to make it harder for spammers, if they just have to do Captcha once and then invite more accounts it kinda defeats the purpose.
108.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
I agree, they bought out Supermaven which was amazing, but now Supermaven is dead and I want something in Rider.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I'm a C# dev main and love spans. I understand it's not in the same realm as Rust, but how comparable is this to some of the power that Rust gives you?
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
So if you have a quiet and private ceremony is it ok to ask people who come to that not to take pictures?
111.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
Most of their products are server based so there's no version really. Also they kill stuff off before it would ever be v2 anyway. Also also, they're still better than Microsoft, see Xbox and Windows.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Is a 2024 Mac boo pro better than a 2025 Mac book?
113.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
I use it for translation all the time on my Pixel 7a with Gemini
114.
by hahn-kev 1y ago
I'll do it on my phone, but it's usually just over the area I was reading when I decided to look away, so it's not while I'm reading, only if I'm going to go somewhere else first.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Running vite inside a docker container would probably get you what you want
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
It's no worse than vscode. Sure there's permissions, but it's super common for an extension to start a process and that process can do anything it wants.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Totally agree it's awesome! It's a great example of performance as a feature.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Without it there's some silly inconsistency. For example I could call `person?.SetName(name)`, but if you wanted to refactor that into `person?.Name = name` you can't.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
If that's the case then there should be another folder to put pictures that aren't mine.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
It's almost like you want compile time type safety

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