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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
> I didn’t have to try to track down my sim slot key, This made me laugh.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
The benefits of hindsight. I'm sure in 30 odd years someone will be making the same comments about our current hoaxes.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I don't have LinkedIn. But I'd consider creating an account if I was to leave my current job. I'm told it's a good way to get work, though I'm sure like all other social media it's 99% full of shit.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Yeah I do think being aligned with a democracy rather than Communist states is better for the UK. None of your quotes have changed my mind on that. A significant disadvantage of the US and UKs democracy, more so in the US, is the short term
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Not sure what your random quote has to do with the NHS needing a new system ... Other than it mentions the supplier. What's the alternative? You provide nothing of substance related to the actual discussion.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I would say, in my opinion, that it's better in the US than in China/Russian hands. The US at least seems most aligned with the UK in terms of political freedom than the two communist states. I'd also say that the NHS has a p
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I know next to nothing about Palantir or the CEO or his mate Peter other than what I've read in this thread and some of the links. From what I can tell the objections are all political in nature, and whether people like what the compan
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Ublock origin zapper kills it perfectly, though clearly it shouldn't be needed.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Apologies for my ignorance but what is "exterior cascades"? Without that context I can't make head nor tail of your comment.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
So what's the answer then? That's the question I wanted answered after reading this article. With no experience with git or package management, would using a local client sqlite database and something similar on the server do?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I've always gravitated towards query languages and SQL is one of my favourites. I've never really understood the need for ORMs and other abstractions but then I'm not a software developer. If I was going to chose a "thir
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
As long as I'm still in control, and it's actually useful, I don't see any issues with this direction, especially given the competition. In fact I regularly use the summarize page functionality in one of my profiles and find
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Where is it?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Where is it?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Whenever I see things like this I always wonder how they compare with other cli tools. In the context of this tool, built in rust with polars integrated, I'm wondering how this compares with nushell. But are written in rust and have ac
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This stuff is out of my frame of reference. I've never used Go before and have never had the need to go this low level (C APIs, etc); so please keep this in mind with my following questions, which are likely to sound stupid or ignorant
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I've used AHK extensively in the past hence my comment. One of the good things about AHK is their documentation. I don't know what "convenience" APIs means but wish you all the best.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I don't know. All I remember from school is absolutely hating being forced to read, and understand/interpret, thing like shakespeare and Jane Austin. But then again I now like a lot of the vegetables I used to hate as a kid... My
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
At the risk of an annoying question... How does this compare with nushell? I know this is python based, but I'm talking speed and functionality.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Autohotkey appears to be better than this and is also free.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I'm not well read, and don't think I'd be able to finish any of the classics. As such I have no clue what "slipping from prose into a soft Iambic pentameter" means. I came here for the robots.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
For this I would just use nushell. Benefits of native shell processing, and jq like syntax over SQL. I like SQL but not on the cli.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I wonder as a resident being forced to pay for this, and therefore part owner, whether I'd be within my rights to first tape over the cameras, and then "accidentally" break it... /s Actually I'd likely seriously con
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I think visual signs are an amazing way to impart immediate information at a glance. Take road signs for example, at speed I can know what to expect around the corner. However it is another language to learn and as such needs standardisatio
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I can't see how the situation with apple is any better considering what you've said, you're still beholden to apple to provide a fix. Even if that fix might be quicker coming IF apple is currently supporting the device; not a
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Are apples drivers open source?
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
The question was asked in good faith, not as a set up for an argument. I'm sorry you feel put upon or need to become defensive about a honest question...
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Why would I use this over pandoc?
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This looks good. I'm currently enjoying nushell. I like the built in http server and appreciate the built in mysql functionality. For me though sqlite would be a better fit for a language like this, small and portable that it is. Somet
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Since we're going with anecdotes it has happened with me. An example is my cross platform backup script sitting on my external harddrive. Write once run everywhere. Also the reason I like dart/flutter. I think you're correct

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