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901.
by hu3 2y ago
I don't think rg speed can be attributed to Rust. ripgrep gains comes from a ton of brilliant optimizations and strategies done by it's author. They wrote articles about such tricks.
902.
by hu3 2y ago
> I see OpenUI5, I downvote. Why?
903.
by hu3 2y ago
Maybe Google search isn't good for some websites. But I don't recall last time I had to click page 2 of their search.
904.
by hu3 2y ago
2023 $653M That's almost all Google money. CEO's largest accomplishment since 2007 was to put Mozilla on the brink of shutting down anytime Google's money stops flowing in.
905.
by hu3 2y ago
every technology has proponents but Rust evangelism is on another level
906.
by hu3 2y ago
I get your point but posting e-mails on Twitter doesn't help. Even if in protest. It only fuels more polarization.
907.
by hu3 2y ago
Spamming random employees gov e-mails on the internet is a disservice to tax payers money to put it lightly. > that should be public, as is the case for all other government employees at every level. And I'll ask again: is there a l
908.
by hu3 2y ago
> names and emails should have been public already. Why? Is there a law for this other than being able to request a FOIA? Regardless of where the information came from, plastering personal information of random people on twitter is not o
909.
by hu3 2y ago
I just opened Edge, first thing it did was ask me to become default browser: https://i.imgur.com/u2Nby1b.png
910.
by hu3 2y ago
People will defend this kind of intellectual dishonesty forever. "But they should compare to ancient laptops in case anyone is switching between these specific models!" 10 years from now I'll be reading the same justification
911.
by hu3 2y ago
Where did you hear that? A quick search tells me google does end-to-end encryption since at least 2021 [1]. https://www.androidcentral.com/how-googles-backup-encryption...
912.
by hu3 2y ago
These are great. They run stock linux too and it just works. My coworker has one. It will probably be my next portable workstation.
913.
by hu3 2y ago
Reason #999 for preferring home office. Soon long commutes will mean even more exposure to ads. It was already the case with billboards anyway. Now billboards are being forced inside your car.
914.
by hu3 2y ago
It doesn't even run Linux properly. Could cost half of that and it would still be uninteresting for my use cases. For AI, on-demand cloud processing is magnitudes better in speed and software compatibility anyway.
915.
by hu3 2y ago
Ouch. The only reason I use Windows is because as a consultant clients make me use a bazillion different VPNs which often works better/only in Windows. Otherwise I would use something like Xubuntu. So it's sad to know that my next
916.
by hu3 2y ago
If the API didn't suck, there wouldn't be such video there. Also WWDC videos are infamously used as reference because often documentation suck. And it shows.
917.
by hu3 2y ago
I installed Windows 11 last year without cloud account. Maybe because it's Pro version? I don't remember doing any incantation but it's possible that I didn't connect internet during installation.
918.
by hu3 2y ago
Use WSL2 so you get best of both worlds. Windows, an OS that's compatible with almost all hardware and devices. Linux on WSL2, an OS which is probably the best for most work.
919.
by hu3 2y ago
Thank you. It's impressive how much misinformation there is in our field. Some people read 1 paragraph from documentation and assume Httponly cookies are useless for SPAs.
920.
by hu3 2y ago
> My last few projects are still stored as private repos because I do not want them to be gobbled up by LLMs for junior, expendable and cheaper devs to replace me, especially when I am exploring novel problem-spaces. I'll try to be
921.
by hu3 2y ago
From the looks of it it seems that interning here is creating references to strings that repeat. Strings are large so if you can store a reference to it, you save space.
922.
by hu3 2y ago
That was it! Thank you! I had Animation Effects off on Windows. https://i.imgur.com/vqBmNUn.png
923.
by hu3 2y ago
It doesn't render for me on any of these: - Chrome on Windows 11 - Firefox on Windows 11 - Chrome on Android - Firefox on Android Also no JS errors on console. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? I tried in both Ultrawide and traditi
924.
by hu3 2y ago
How so? Cookies are the most common way to implement persistent user sessions and by consequence, authn/authz. If it can't be accessed by JS, then it at least does something, to say the least. Could you expand your reasoning?
925.
Microsoft's .NET 10 arrives in first preview(infoworld.com)
25 points by hu3 2y ago|0 comments
926.
by hu3 2y ago
So does nginx. Still Caddy keeps eating a slice of nginx pie.
927.
by hu3 2y ago
> Random code from the Internet shouldn't have any chance to touch user credentials One thing that helps with this are HttpOnly cookies. "A cookie with the HttpOnly attribute can't be accessed by JavaScript, for example us
928.
by hu3 2y ago
Yeah it surprised me when Caddy [1] started gaining traction for that reason. It's much better than the old competition in many ways, so there's that. https://caddyserver.com
929.
by hu3 2y ago
> Android Studio in most respects sits somewhere between not anything to write home about and bad. If only Xcode was nearly that good.
930.
by hu3 2y ago
It had a harsh start for me (a bit too much) but then I kept reading till the end, which is rare for me It also contains some gems previously unknown to me like Claude's binary VB to Python capabilities.

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