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by jenadine 1y ago
Since everything is being fixed, does that mean that "Hack Club" is not going to move to mattermost after all?
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by jenadine 1y ago
That's true. But without the DOM we also loose the browser native accessibility support and text interaction and so on.
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by jenadine 1y ago
But harder to resell for a multiple of the buying price later.
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by jenadine 1y ago
I don't know my passwords: They are stored on my MacBook.
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by jenadine 1y ago
The usual distance in 3 dimensions is still d₂ = √(x²+y²+z²)
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by jenadine 1y ago
Don't judge plane safety from the design of the brothers Wright aircraft
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by jenadine 1y ago
I remember seeing another study here on HN a couple of years ago that showed that actually, the all cause mortality of cyclists comunter was actually lower, because the higher risk of road accident was largely compensated by the benefits of
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by jenadine 1y ago
> Clearest sign' yet of ancient life on Mars Is it more clear than the presence of artificial canals on the planet? Because at the time, the signs were quite clear as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian
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by jenadine 1y ago
The employer want to pay for the output. But the employee want to be compensated for their time and the quality of it.
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by jenadine 1y ago
From Wikipedia: > the term banana republic describes a politically and economically unstable country with an economy dependent upon the export of natural resource. The dependence upon natural resource may be hard to check.
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by jenadine 1y ago
There is also COBOL 2023 and Fortran 2023. C++ will probably be quite niche in a few decades, but I don't see why it should stop being updated.
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by jenadine 1y ago
> The performance they bring is more important For this case, there is the [[indeterminate]] attribute.
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by jenadine 1y ago
> C++ gives ultimate control over memory and low level things (think pointers, manual stack vs heap, inline assembly). It has good compatibility with C ABIs. So does Rust. > It's very general purpose and permissive I don't r
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by jenadine 1y ago
I'm confused. His answer doesn't seem to be about the CLA.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Or just the fact that the project is making the news means more people visit the GitHub page.
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by jenadine 1y ago
In case of dual license, this is the stated goal so there is no "pull". (Unless they stop with the GPL version, but I'd say this is unlikely)
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by jenadine 1y ago
It isn't because it is not yet accepted
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by jenadine 1y ago
That's why I like RAII.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Last one is 2012... I would like to see a sequel with how it evolved in the last 10 years.
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by jenadine 1y ago
There is no indication that zed supports this genocide (accepting money from an entity who might != Supporting) This is far fetched and that's why it cannot be taken seriously.
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by jenadine 1y ago
> Whenever I hear someone telling me they have nothing to hide, I ask them to unlock their phone and hand it to me. But I "trust" the gouvernement in a different way that I trust you. - With that access you can also "do&qu
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by jenadine 1y ago
Could you elaborate what "published language standard" exactly mean and what it would help for?
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by jenadine 1y ago
Not sure if this is really needed though. I mean, it would be more convenient to be able to pass more "things" around interfaces (slices, trait objects, ...), but you can still do everything you need to with an explicit extern &qu
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by jenadine 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse_on_the_Tides Galileo incorrectly claimed tides were caused by Earth's motion around the sun, ignoring the true cause: gravitational forces between the Earth and Moon, whic
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by jenadine 1y ago
Heliocentrism simplifies the equations of movement of the planets but that alone isn't a good justification. It did not explain the movement of the star that were thought to be much closer. And why we wouldn't feel the movement of
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by jenadine 1y ago
Gpui is not on crates.io. This is a problem with Rust UI in general that they are not stable and often change API. The only exception here is Slint which seems stable in 1.x for some years.
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by jenadine 1y ago
Slint does not use a browser. Instead, it has its own runtime written in rust and uses a custom DSL to describe the UI. It has API for different programming language. For Javascript, it uses node or deno for the application logic, and then
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by jenadine 1y ago
"I don't trust you, but I trust the police, and the government"
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by jenadine 1y ago
In some species, sex is even quaternary: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25223127 (or is it?)
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by jenadine 1y ago
It is a state owned monopoly, whose purpose is to address the actual problem of too high alcohol consumption, and not necessarily to make profit. I'm sure not everyone likes it though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F

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