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hbbio
4y ago
Obviously, the guy is just ripping StackOverflow. His "latest" video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtqJq0OF8eA Is a poorly generated copy/paste of: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com&
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hbbio
4y ago
Why not Servo?
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hbbio
4y ago
jq is awesome, last time I used it is... today :) Or rather the pure Go rewrite https://github.com/itchyny/gojq which is a better faster implementation, with bugs fixed
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hbbio
4y ago
When you're ready to expand in APAC, please add Singapore too!
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hbbio
5y ago
Looks slick and well built. I would really like to try. However, there is no info about the team, company, etc. Even social accounts are brand new. To install a closed source binary with no provenance info is a bit harsh, the only way I cou
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hbbio
5y ago
Indeed! - M1 support: check - GPU rendering: check - LSP support: check The main problem (for me) is the use of their external app Sublime Merge to manage git sync: This breaks the work flow, and is an inferior experience compared to vscode
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hbbio
5y ago
The current best option for a native editor on macOS is still Sublime Text (now 4). It's not purely native as not using all the core Apple frameworks, but it still does the job and finally has support for LSP which is the major feature
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hbbio
5y ago
"at this price point" Dell frequently does discounts, but the base price for their UHD panel in the XPS13 is twice the price of a MacBook Air. I had both, and still prefer the Mac hardware by a considerable margin.
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hbbio
5y ago
Backing as well, soon enough it will be impossible to find a better machine than a Macbook Air running Linux at this price point! The processor is outstanding, so is battery life and the screen and touchpad are incredibly better than any De
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hbbio
5y ago
Can't wait to try on my i860 Notebook though
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hbbio
5y ago
The work they do is just outstanding - congrats to all involved. I am proud of backing the project and if you own a M1 (or now plan to get one just because of Asahi Linux), you'd probably want to contribute too: https://www.
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hbbio
5y ago
Without questioning if seizing the property of Russian billionaires is justified or not, if you believe in equity, the property of American billionaires should also be seized by the other countries for the nearly 200 000 civilian deaths in
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hbbio
5y ago
Not my industry so I don't know but it has been illegal for a long time in the US... and they were still doing it in 2007: https://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/economy/2007-04-13-214... Also probably going o
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hbbio
5y ago
The best way to ensure there is no "copyright infringement" would be to shut off Youtube altogether and make sure nobody can see a "music video" without paying a subscription. Other than that, they should assume their co
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hbbio
5y ago
Your comment echoes today's Credit Suisse news: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/feb/20/credit-suisse-s... “The pretext of protecting financial privacy is merely a fig leaf covering the shamefu
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hbbio
5y ago
It's not just any white hat hacker, it's saurik who was behind the original jailbreaking tools for iOS and the creator of Cydia, the unofficial app store back then. He is also now the "CTO" (if the term applies) of a wel
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hbbio
5y ago
That's exactly how I feel too! For MacOS, I love Rectangle, which is both great and open source: https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle
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hbbio
5y ago
Most items are great but I was unsure about "one assert per test" until I read the comment below: << I would change "one assert per test" to "one concept per test". Uncle Bob makes a fairly big deal about
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hbbio
5y ago
The blog mostly contains anti-crypto articles. One of them: "I have instead come to believe that [crypto is] so harmful that I cannot ethically continue to ignore them, and must instead do my best to educate and advocate against their
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hbbio
5y ago
Wow, that's the nostalgia at the bottom of your screenshot: "27% of 3182K (at 1.5K/sec, 25:33 remaining)"
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hbbio
5y ago
You're both right. Irreversible transactions by default seem a good thing. Court/arbitration is the right way when things go wrong.
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hbbio
5y ago
That's not very smart because batteries are terrible! Most of my electric portable appliances had their battery die on me or decline significantly at some point and since many were either: 1) not replaceable or 2) replaceable with an i
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hbbio
5y ago
What is this current trend of being "anti" [insert your favorite hated component here], without even offering an alternative or a precise description of what is being proposed? I would have expected at least a one-pager summing up
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hbbio
5y ago
For my device, I'm waiting patiently for (and backing+) Asahi. The team ability and friendliness is maybe unmatched in the oss world. https://asahilinux.org/ + https://asahilinux.org/support/
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hbbio
5y ago
Kind of a trend... I don't think Apple realizes that as well. Photos? Tons of frameworks for scanning my photos and adding 3d custom emojis to Messages? They also lead the way for vulnerabilities like the latest NSO. What if we could j
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hbbio
5y ago
It's not negativity. You wrote an article showing you clearly don't understand at all what are the stakes or what you are doing. What you did is a basic setup which was covered in O'Reilly's TCP/IP book back in 1996
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hbbio
5y ago
Indeed, it seems fish sausages are part of many cultures: in France, it's called "Quennelles de poisson" which is much fatter and more consistent... https://www.marmiton.org/recettes/recette_quenelle-lyon
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hbbio
5y ago
Your work, and even your answers here are really awesome. We can feel your passion for the project: the M1s are fantastic hardware and you and the Asahi team will enable all of us to tweak them as we wish. Just joined the Patreon and hope m
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hbbio
5y ago
The progress on all fronts is really impressive, and even the write-up is top notch. The pace at which the team advances is incredible, as it seems Apple support is minimal... Maybe the core tech users is negligible to Apple, but it shouldn
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hbbio
5y ago
The wiki explicitly mentions forking WindowMaker "with numerous fixes, enhancements": https://github.com/trunkmaster/nextspace/wiki/Architecture-a...
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