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by jayflux 6y ago
Hi Andrenotgiant - Could you not limit submissions to only labelled issues? That way it’s opt in and you reduce spammy PRs. Many maintainers put “Hacktoberfest” labels on issues they’re happy for newcomers to work on.
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> To be clear, myself and my fellow maintainers did not ask for this. This is not an opt-in situation. I was under the impression PRs only applied if they fixed an issue tagged as “Hacktoberfest”. Is that not the case anymore or am I mis
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I’m not sure what your point is? They still manage their own infrastructure regardless what their company name is. They don’t use another supplier like openreach for their infra which was my point.
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by jayflux 6y ago
More here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24551808
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by jayflux 6y ago
> Most of which is being falsely advertised as fibre Last I checked If part of the journey is fibre (to the cabinet etc), they can legally advertise as fibre. They can’t advertise a service as fibre if non of the journey uses fibre. Thes
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> In the UK we've got two levels: the ISPs (who don't put cable or fibre in the ground) and the network (who don't provide ISP services but do maintain the cables / fibre). Mostly true, I believe Virgin put their own
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There are actually prets in France (Paris has some). But they’re rare, not on every corner like in London.
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RTX 3080: It Never Was in Stock(reddit.com)
44 points by jayflux 6y ago|10 comments
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It’s already like that to be fair, people get faster by getting from A to B in fewer moves. The two go hand in hand, it’s like speedrunning.
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> I am not sure if they are telling people not use it just because chrome now says to exclude it or they came up with it independently. Independent. The maintainers have been recommending other alternatives (like Luxon) long before Chrom
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> So actually there are many libraries and tools that could be done and just work forever, timezone stuff is much more dynamic than I'd ever realised. I think the parent’s point was that things like security updates still need to h
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I don’t think AMD need to kick Nvidia’s ass to be successful or even competetive. If they can land a decent GPU that’s between the 3080 and 3090 for an affordable price people will buy it. They don’t need to beat the 3090 to win, I think th
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Anki for VSCode(github.com)
8 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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> Because podcasts aren't centralized.. You don’t have to centralise podcasts to centralise comments, you could do something similar to disquss and use the ID/hash of the podcast episode then offer some iframe for various outle
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> Programming with threads is hard because they can context-switch at arbitrary points. Goroutines are nothing more than (lightweight) threads. Goroutines don’t switch at arbitrary points, they get swapped out during IO, networking or sl
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> KISS at its finest. It’s certainly an interesting way to do it. I’m not sure id set up a forum just to write notes though, there’s far simpler methods. I think in this case theres already a community on this forum and it’s easier to j
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by jayflux 6y ago
Reminds me of this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23391949
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One of the good things to come out of Servo was the modular design, which allows other projects to reuse components, such as the CSS parser and the HTML parser. I’m glad that has proven to be worthwhile. I just wonder if there’s enough peop
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Visual Studio Code July 2020 (version 1.48)(code.visualstudio.com)
5 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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"sustain" yes. Rust has been in a position for a while to outlive Mozilla's involvement. It is developed independently and has sponsors and contributors from other companies. https://www.rust-lang.org/sponsors
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by jayflux 6y ago
Last I checked V8 don’t outsource to a library, their JSON parsing is built-in see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20724854
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Pro Tip: Don’t Fall in the Thames (2011)(lastwordonnothing.com)
1 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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Maybe they do and they haven’t needed to resort to that yet?
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Most likely both the 1p and 2p would go and prices would be rounded to the nearest 5p (so you wouldn’t need a penny to make up the odd price). But the UK govt already said they’re not doing this.
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by jayflux 6y ago
Threadripper is the "enthusiast" level of the consumer line, I've seen many gamers buy Threadripper. AMD use this term themselves.
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I thought the UK would have been higher up, I wonder if the fact that most people use a US based host skews the results? I don’t know how listennotes do heuristics for “podcasts by country” but I’d be interested to see. In terms of dead pod
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> Do people actually read commit messages? See the recent discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23739076
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Fixing Dates and Times in JavaScript (The Power of Temporal)(blogs.igalia.com)
2 points by jayflux 6y ago|0 comments
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> entire company > Facebook had tasked a dedicated employee to unmasking Hernandez
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I personally started with the rust book, then went from there. https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/

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