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jenadine
3y ago
Maybe Satoshi was a group of people
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Putting the source somewhere else: easy, git push and change the URL in your doc. Moving all the issues: hopefully someone must have done a script to fetch the issue and convert them. Moving your CI: just rewrite your GitHub action away fro
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Until you want to be able to download language dictionaries or updated language model. Or if your keyboard is actually a remote keyboard or shared keyboard taking input from some other devices.
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You are basically loosing on ~15 years of evolution in the way GUI are programmed. The "reactive programming" pattern that QML introduced with its property binding is really powerful and is what every new UI framework do nowadays.
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The longer I got was: "Brusselsaurus Titanium Rex + Johnny Depp in Ukraine"
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Of course C can do static array: int array[N]; is one.
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3y ago
> What's replacing LLVM? AI? Just a LLM that convert Zig to optimized binary? /s
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3y ago
How about a fight between members of the crew causing the mission to be cancelled, and one of the member left for dead after a violent interaction with another member who then lie about it.
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It doesn't represent the "en passant" rule, nor the castling. :-)
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I wonder what makes it special compared to the existing frameworks. (Appart the fact that it is Mac only) I didn't find the docs after a quick search
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That's ignoring the difference between fixed costs and marginal costs. When the program grows, the fix costs stop to matter.
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But better than 4 wheels per person
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To avoid an bugs, you can add a `exit(0)` at the beginning of your program.
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If you were to develop a device like that "properly", how would you do it? What kind of hardware and what software stack would one use?
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Regarding identifying as European, this is often in relation to something, and one can identify one selves as many things. I identify myself as an inhabitant of my city compared to someone from a neighbour city. I identify as European compa
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In the north of Europe it is mostly wood
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I disagree that plain text "breaks" how other people see your emails. Plain text emails look just fine.
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I want to start my own macronation the size of the whole planet. What should I look out for?
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3y ago
Is it a coincidence that the scaled earth's path crosses the Natural History museum?
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3y ago
This year (C++23)
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Some painting were aimed to be photorealistic though (but not all painting were)
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The tutorial starts with cout << "Hello, World!" << '\n'; But the most "modern" way to write to the console is: std::println("Hello World!");
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3y ago
And then there is the risk that a customer don't pay for a reason or another and you need to take the loss.
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3y ago
The JavaScript makes query to https://hacker-news.firebaseio.com/ But who is maintaining that?
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Are you talking about the hospital that was actually destroyed accidentally by the Hamas and the Hamas blamed it on Israel? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Ahli_Arab_Hospital_explosio...
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The thing with free software is that you are in no position to demand anything. If the maintainer don't feel like supporting your hardware, they don't have to. But the beauty of free software is that you can always do it yourself.
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Yes. It now sounds like it is completely broken. But you can just fix it with a flag. And the change of default was probably an unintentional bug.
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Never worked on Windows. The programming language has nothing to do with that anyway.
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TLDR; The user clicked a screenshot of Excel in the documentation, thought it was the app itself, and got surprised it didn't react to input.
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I think it doesn't include a V8 engine anymore. Qt has its own JS implementation as far as I know. And it doesn't have a full html painter (If you don't use QtWebEngine)
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