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The syntax is definitely harder to grasp but if the mechanism is there, I guess the parent poster's concern can be solved like that. Although I understant that it might have been just a simplified example. Usually the " Real World
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No idea about Python type system, but doesn't it have anything like this? interface IntIndexable { [key: number]: any }
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That surprises me. What kind of decision process ends up choosing to hide the primary clock in a desktop OS. It's funny imagine the meeting, people voting "yes" to this. Not even in the tiny screens (by comparison) of phones
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> [in Gnome] if you have a full screen app on your main screen you can't even see what time it is. I know in FOSS there's a ton of enthusiastic and just non professional work (nor there should be expectations of it), but still.
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Add this as a favorite/bookmark: javascript:(function(){document.styleSheets[0].insertRule("* { user-select:text !important }", 1);})(); Extra treat: this other one allows to copy text and open the context menu in page
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Yep, sorry in my mind I was going to mention it (with "even if it's only me seeing private code like this" or something similar) and later forgot after some edits to fix the formatting... Anyway, I hope it doesn't get lo
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Suggestion to use Klogg ( https://github.com/variar/klogg ) for reading log files. I always was on the camp of " tail -f file.log " but since discovering this app, I saw the light.
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Offtopic, formatting related, and always a fun discussion: The function signature of [1] ... ghostty_input_mods_e ghostty_surface_key_translation_mods(ghostty_surface_t, ghostt
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This is my personal and minimal guide to HN (for whoever might be interested): ! Hacker News ! =========== ! Remove AI-related entries (Top: title / url) news.ycombinator.com##tr.submission span.titleline > a:has-t
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I read you both late to say this but you were misunderstanding each other fundamentally because no one stated it clearly (until this last message) what is trusted code. You consider OneDev as trusted, the other user does not. Given the rece
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Fully concur with sibling comments. Maybe I set the wrong expectation for myself: that it would be a blog post with a narrative to bring the reader through some plot points and a resolution. Instead it is a bunch of schematic ideas presente
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Oh! then you've lived well through all these design fads of the last decades. Let me assure you, a bad designer is going to do a bad job whether you give them a desktop-first framework or not, that's the kind of desktop interfaces
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Google. Microsoft. Apple. In the years where "mobile is cool" became a mantra, basically everybody fell for the trend. Several examples in this random blog post that talks about the topic: https://blog.prototypr.io&#x2F
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I think the question between the lines was " how much time did you take to the point where you know how all that stuff works? ", or at least that's what I'd include in the spirit of the concern (as someone who knows all
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I'm re-reading all these previous comments, replacing "dependency" for "liability" in my mind, and it's being quite fun to see how well everything still keeps meaning the same, but better
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I've successfully used Material Files [1] to set a nework shared folder (I think it was FTP) on one Android profile, and accessing it ("connecting" to it) from the other. So this might also work between GrapheneOS profiles. [
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> [everything is] installed using Flatpak. How's Flatpak doing in terms of health of the tech and the project maintenance? Merely 4 months ago things didn't look too bright... [1] > work on the Flatpak project itself had
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Wow it is that bad ! It's a white full screen on-your-face message that no one asked for, and it literally appears as soon as you start reading the content! If that wasn't ironic enough to the title of the article, upon hitting t
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What's next: - WebRTC integration for video calls - Built-in barcode/QR code scanning - Face detection hooks That sounds to me like final application usages that should be independent from this project, which is just
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It starts like this and before you know it they'll be banning Hollow Knight Silksong because people play too long and can get dehydrated.
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The original Pixel system also has this problem. ~20% of times opening the Recent Apps drawer shows empty, grayed-out rectangles in the place where the recent apps should appear, and they are not even touchable elements. https://
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> Leaving work at 5:30 can easily cost you 2 hours in your car. Woah yeah that changes the calculations, I had a similar situation before, andof course I preferred the subway by far. But you know, it depends. I work late into the eveni
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> why can't we find ways to build new areas they want to live in? Because people want to live their lives today , while what you propose takes decades and must be a process worked on by Town Halls, not "the people". And
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> Why would 30 minutes by car become 1.30 hours by public transport. My city has "great" public transport. It's been appraised multiple times, which I guess means that average public transport must be worse than what I&#
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Given how things are being consciously designed (via policies and/or lack of political action), the "people living there already" are just those rich enough to not have yet felt pushed out due to the housing crisis (but give
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That's based on real world times in the european capital I live in. Also the original point was for a city like Oslo.
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Isn't it also a way to keep outsiders out? If 30 mins by car becomes 1h30 by train+bus combinations, lots of people are effectively pushed out of even wanting to go to the city centre for meeting friends or having a family walk around.
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Definitely it has become a selection criteria when picking tools. Electron? I don't care what a developer uses, nor how fun it was to use. I care about end results. But to be fair. An Open Source project done in someone's free tim
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This might sound contradictory, but I agree with you. 300 MB is nothing! Problem is, when the music player takes 500 (let's be honest those 300 were probably just a cold-start and before actually doing anything with it), the collaborat
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What's really a meme is: " I got 32 GB of RAM, who cares? " I see a parallel with networked services being developed and tested under "works for me" lab conditions without latency, jitter, or reduced bandwidth. &quo

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