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by its-summertime 11mo ago
Doesn't it solve the problem by being local? https://codeberg.org/microcad/microcad
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by its-summertime 11mo ago
https://github.com/Szybet/WatchySourcingHub/blob/main/Watchy...
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by its-summertime 11mo ago
There is drama for Watchy, but I don't think there is any for BangleJS (other than being a bit iffy on iphones)
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by its-summertime 11mo ago
"Long story short" should probably be followed by a short version of the long story.
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by its-summertime 11mo ago
Of solutions, Numba, Nuitka, are probably also worth mentioning. Then just looking at those, I now know of Shedskin and ComPyler. I do feel like one nice thing about so many people working on solutions to every problem in python, is that it
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by its-summertime 11mo ago
How does displaying XML using a client-side transform provide a better on-ramp compared to displaying XML using a server-side transform?
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Probably more due to the fact that browsers only support the 1999 XSLT 1.0, and no one has shown any interest in implementing XSLT 2.0 from 2001, or XSLT 3.0 from 2017. So there has been a sign of lack of desire since 2001 at minimum, likew
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by its-summertime 1y ago
https://jwoodscience.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s1008...
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by its-summertime 1y ago
All of those are marked as "PURCHASE ORDER", I don't think the PSF applies for those. I don't think they are what one would consider funding
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by its-summertime 1y ago
> In January 2025, the PSF submitted a proposal to the US government National Science Foundation under the Safety, Security, and Privacy of Open Source Ecosystems program to address structural vulnerabilities in Python and PyPI. > It
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by its-summertime 1y ago
to have it act a bit more tabishly, https://halloy.chat/configuration/actions.html#buffer can be set to "replace-pane"
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by its-summertime 1y ago
https://librephone.fsf.org/FAQ.html Currently scope only seems to go as far as the operating system
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by its-summertime 1y ago
I'd prefer: <output for=input>  <time is=time-locale datetime=2001-02-03>2001-02-03</time> </output> With the component repla
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by its-summertime 1y ago
I personally wouldn't not have radd etc, some fields of mathematics are really quirky when it comes to addition and other such stuff
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by its-summertime 1y ago
I was wondering how it hit 250W, but, looking at the size, that thing is big. Too big to be fit into a IKEA KALLAX for example
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by its-summertime 1y ago
They do seem to have found the perfect scapegoat to point everyone towards to deflect from all the other issues with their actions
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Are they really, really, doing so many donations, that they don't even know who they are donating to?
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by its-summertime 1y ago
One shouldn't sponsor because of how they see the world today. They should sponsor because of how they want the world to be tomorrow. edit: And I'm pretty sure a minutely modified distro doesn't need this amount of donations
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by its-summertime 1y ago
that part was clarified later, "so you need to have fixed function signatures unless you want to have a lot of bother in implementing things" I should not have used "can't" at that point, correct To be more clear, y
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by its-summertime 1y ago
You are right, my reasoning is as follows (though still 100% personal bias). For writing a web server library, like oak or flask or etc etc: First, resources own the methods, methods don't own the resources, so the path comes first, ea
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Javascript is not a language that is good for making basic comprehensive abstractions in. Typescript is not a language that is good for making basic comprehensive abstractions in. JSX is not a language that is good for making basic compreh
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Following the specification perfectly is not possible, even for major players, https://whatwg.org/faq#living-standard
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by its-summertime 1y ago
make sure to set a weekly reminder to unbag and shake out your passport, so you don't get mold (as what happens to paper when stored in airtight containers) Probably not applicable to what passports are made from, but can't hurt
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by its-summertime 1y ago
It isn't explaining why Shopify finds André to be a risk, its explaining why Justin Searls finds André to be a risk. > but I wouldn't expect either Shopify or a member of Rails Core to have such concerns simply because they don
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Why do you lay fault with the sponsor pulling funding, and not with the people who opted to have someone so controversial as a speaker, causing the sponsor to pull funding?
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by its-summertime 1y ago
https://tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-community-has-a-dhh-pro...
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by its-summertime 1y ago
This seems to be mostly "I dislike Andre" and not really about the current events? I think a total of half a paragraph is about current events in any form.
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by its-summertime 1y ago
a not-small portion of his followers believes that the USD is going to be retired and replaced with a cryptocurrency, so its probably safe to do this.
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Or its easier to talk about pro party X bots, in a space that is pro party Y? and harder to talk about pro party Y bots in a space that is pro party Y.
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by its-summertime 1y ago
Code of Conducts are misaligned, in telling people what is allowed and what isn't. What is practical is a list of obligations the maintainers are willing to do for the community: Maintainers can only directly control themselves, after

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