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by hdjrudni 1y ago
No. That creates a new message which might have been 10 messages ago. If you want to react to an older message without flooding the chatroom, emoji is the only way to do it.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> any two emojis should be combinable That's literally what emoji kitchen is. > They should support the "color combining code" with a 3 byte sequence so you can specify ANY of the 16,777,216 color variations. Why stop t
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
If someone uses my face as their avatar, yes. If I use black skin tones as my default emoji set even though I'm white... I imagine others will find that weird at least.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I don't know how it is in Slack, but in other apps if someone already thumb'd something up you have the option of just clicking their thumb to +1 it or you can go into the emoji picker and pick your favorite shade of thumb. Someti
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
That doesn't sound right. > A zero-day exploit is a cyberattack vector that takes advantage of an unknown or unaddressed security flaw in computer software, hardware or firmware. "Zero day" refers to the fact that the soft
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> None of it will help you when you're executing the binaries you built, regardless of which language they were written in. Sure it would... isn't that the whole point of Deno? The binary can't exfiltrate anything if you d
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Passkeys can be a pain in the ass too. Evidentially I set up my Yubikey with Github as some point, which is fine if I'm at my desktop where my key is plugged in, but if I want to sign in on mobile.... now what? I just couldn't log
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
This is an interesting point. Couldn't the OS give access to the pixel data without access to the EXIF data? i.e. doesn't need to give direct access to the image file, just convert it first to strip the metadata. That still gives
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
From the article, > First, OOXML was, in material part, a defensive posture under intensifying antitrust and “open standards” pressure. Microsoft announced OOXML in late 2005 while appealing an adverse European Commission judgment center
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I'm not convinced. If something is going to cause a crash, like a nullptr, I'd rather crash near where the error happened with a nice error message, than hitting some UB crash god knows where. Do I want my app to crash at all? No,
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
You also get >2x playback speed and higher bitrates on some videos.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> I bet Alex won't have a dropdown to switch to Claude Sonnet for very long. > We plan to continue service for existing users, but will stop new downloads of the app on October 1st. As long as you have the app installed, our plan
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> Don't log me out when I close the tab. What about being logged out of a real-time chat with your friend? Wouldn't you like them to know you are no longer connected? Or do you prefer to trick them with a little green 'con
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
So 2031?
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I also moved from Canada to California for a new job with lowish six figure salary. My experience is almost the opposite of yours though. I moved at the end of 2018. I had to put 2 months deposit for rent instead of 1 because I had no credi
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I'm sure it does work well if the database is perfectly tailored to your app. I'm skeptical that it can handle every new use case that might come up -- i.e. if you need to query for something hidden in a blob. Sounds precisely lik
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I can't figure out why when I do `t1 left join t2` and it's not 1:1 or 1:0, I get duplicate t1 rows. Why can't either the driver or SQL find a way to represent a single t1 with multiple t2 (this is of course trivial to repres
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
What rate is he getting on his crypto? I get ~4% on my fiat. Some cryptos are doing better than that, so it's certainly possible to beat, but I wouldn't chance the volatility. Unless it's doing better than that.. then I think
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
So you paid a 0.1% fee for a less convenient way to pay? I just tap my credit card or phone, and then the CC company debits my bank account automatically a month later , essentially giving me a free small loan plus 2% cash back.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Not sure about that. Some folks would argue you should always use surrogate keys. I probably wouldn't for country_code specifically, but for most things its useful even when you have a 'natural' key.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Have to start somewhere. Especially in this age of AI where everything can be faked. Put a "learn more" link that says how they can verify the authenticity. If people aren't interested in learning, that's on them. A padl
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
If earth was just full of water.... as you swam deeper and deeper there would be more and more pressure upon you. Would there be a point where that pressure would start to lessen as the water is pulled in all directions?
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I forget where I read it (maybe from Martin), but one reason I like to `jj new` before I start any work is just because it makes it easy to revert or abandon if I don't end up liking it. And also easy to diff. `jj new` is pretty much &
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
I encountered this for the first time this year. Bought the cheapest ticket, didn't think they'd exclude carry-on. Ended up having to WhatsApp (in Spanish) then to add it on for $250 round trip. Insane.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
IANAL but two ideas come to mind: 1) What I do for my small app is make a copy of the prod database and randomize nearly all the data. All the PII, phone numbers, email addresses, names, etc. All the relationships between the data are prese
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Yeesh. With every announcement, I get less and less interested in Zed. I've yet to use it because Windows has been on the "soon" list forever. "Fast" is what got me interested. All this other stuff sounds like &quot
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Seems so. https://imgur.com/a/PWffBhk
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Give me a 'precision' slider then. On one end it should do precisely what you asked, to a T, even if what you asked for is dumb, and on the other end it should try to capture the spirit of what you wanted plus any obvious oversigh
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
Will this save me 6 seconds? It'll take me longer than that to come up with a prompt, type it, enter it into the service, wait for it to generate, download it... And again, if I can't use it because it's totally wrong, then
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
This sentence is confusing: > I have size_with_nul because snprintf man pages say > The functions snprintf() and vsnprintf() write at most size bytes (including the terminating null byte (‘\0’)) to str. If 'size' includes

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