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by igneo676 6y ago
Sure, the lockdown situation is worse than things are currently. You're likely to need per-device hacks that unlock it and enable freedom for users. Even in that scenario though, ARM devices use standards too. There's a reason I c
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by igneo676 6y ago
You just have to look at the phone community (XDA Developers, etc) to see how this will (eventually) go. A good example were the old Asus Transformer tablets. They were a super niche device, but it still lended itself to Linux and so a smal
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by igneo676 6y ago
The difference is that the lua runtime is embedded (and wicked fast) into Neovim vs nodejs that has to go over the remote plugin interface
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Ten Angry Robots, or Moderation and Its Discontents(aelkus.github.io)
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by igneo676 6y ago
I'll also throw out there that scripting languages w/o types tend to have a lot less tooling around the language. People are used to being able to type whatever they want and things kinda just work. Typed languages are very differ
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by igneo676 6y ago
I love types. I just didn't when I was new to programming. I learned Python because that's what I saw pitched to me all the time. There was a local Python meetup, MIT's CS courses taught Python and Udacity eventually taught P
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by igneo676 6y ago
My comment was more directed toward the grandparent, which had their own set of comments regarding Open Source software. By and large, I'm happy with the announcement and how you're handling these terms carefully. My only nitpick
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by igneo676 6y ago
This. It boils down to "words mean things". They're fine being firmly on the side of proprietary-with-some-preservation-of-rights; it is _their_ code after all. Their customers get to decide what level of rights they're
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by igneo676 6y ago
I completely missed the introduction you linked. That's _amazing_. As a non-designer, I've had a few situations where I've wanted to use a minimal icon pack but it's missing the one or two icons I would need. I'm no
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by igneo676 6y ago
This is why it's worth contributing to your language's LSP server[0] and why I encourage every Kotlin dev I see to contribute to Kotlin's[1]. I personally find IDEs are way too complex and cluttered for my personal tastes. To
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by igneo676 6y ago
I see this kind of comment pop up every time DuckDuckGo is brought up. It makes me wonder what the disconnect is. My speculation is that it's all in how you search. When I first started using Google, I learned how to craft my search pr
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by igneo676 6y ago
That's fine if you reject the OSI's definition. We've been having this conversation as a community for decades and "the source code is freely available" is not enough. For instance, there's Debian's[0] (wh
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by igneo676 6y ago
Except, we do have a rigorous definition on what Open Source really means. The best place to check is the OSI's definition[0] and the licenses they approve[1]. What you're describing is commonly described as Source Available and d
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by igneo676 6y ago
I believe there are genuinely people who think of hooks as intuitive: 1. Hooks handle a lot more of React's lifecycle in a way that better matches how they're used 2. They allow more widespread usage of functional components. No m
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by igneo676 6y ago
A Mac is required to build to an actual device or Simulator. You'll definitely want that to test out any device specific differences. You can count on the framework to abstract away big significant parts of your app (business logic, UI
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by igneo676 6y ago
No. They can choose if it's a minor-enough update and not blow a fuse
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by igneo676 6y ago
I find this doubly interesting in the context of homeschooling. Often the parent's goals are to make the student as capable of being self-taught as possible. After the early years, the parent essentially steps into the role of tutor. Y
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by igneo676 6y ago
It's worth reading up on Ketamine and its use medically before coming to conclusions based on this article. Notably: 1. EMTs are generally under the oversight of a head doctor and aren't supposed to take actions outside of what th
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by igneo676 6y ago
People take existential threats seriously, but the alternative here of being beholden to Google's browser engine is just not one I want to take. I'm sticking with Firefox until I see concretely that things are going downhill. It&#
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by igneo676 6y ago
Use a hybrid approach: 1. Server side analytics 2. Client side analytics for information akin to what you're asking that Server side misses 3. Crash analytics for client side errors As mentioned though, you're only getting partial
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by igneo676 6y ago
You can live in this world right now. 1. Snap and/or Flatpak allow you to install GUI applications from most places nowadays. The internal tooling (system packages) are kept separate from the User installed applications and are effecti
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by igneo676 6y ago
Establish firm boundaries and, if they're transgressed, cut off your parents. Period. Zero contact, even if they show up on your front door screaming. For me, it was the most difficult thing I'd ever done. The benefits for you and
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by igneo676 6y ago
I get the same error :/ Also, it'd be great to be able to turn off the mailing list sign up on the videos. I'm already technically subscribed via RSS and it'd be great if the videos play through without intervention
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by igneo676 6y ago
You are responsible for your own safety. Period. A firearm, for most people, is the most effective means to defend themselves against another aggressor. That doesn't mean that it's the right call for everyone. You're right th
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by igneo676 6y ago
It's worrying how many people are purchasing firearms as first-time buyers who are also dis-incentivized from training due to the pandemic. Sure, many states mandate training before initially purchasing and/or carrying a firearm b
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by igneo676 6y ago
No. Ideally, ICE would've announced this much sooner so that Universities could prepare. Or asked for an exception or the laws changed so that this isn't a problem. Instead they chose to announce this and give universities 9 days
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by igneo676 6y ago
My understanding is that there's a period of time after receiving a cease-and-desist that you can remove the offending GPL library without opening your codebase. After that, there's no harm to either side: They don't have to
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by igneo676 6y ago
Agreed Expanding on this, if you want an unorthodox housing situation or have a non-standard family unit, renting can either be prohibitively expensive or impossible. For instance, there's the Tiny House movement which all but requires
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by igneo676 6y ago
If you keep up with the LSP space, this is now possible with Vim https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse.jdt.ls https://github.com/georgewfraser/java-language-server Are both good examples. You'll
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by igneo676 6y ago
Ah, that context is really good to know IMO that badge really cheapens the look and feel of your site and caused me to scrutinize it WAY more than if it hadn't of been there. If it's not official, it's always going to be susp

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