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by jiehong 13d ago
My guess is that iOS, iPadOS and macOS are converging on some points, and Siri gets included. It would be interesting on macOS if it had amazing computer use and was able to control all aspects of all apps, and you’d be able to instantly do
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by jiehong 16d ago
LSP helps with not having to develop the same tooling in each editor for each language. This isn’t for Electron app only, but is also helpful for Emacs, vim or helix (especially when they lack said language plugins). Now, some IDEs provide
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by jiehong 16d ago
Perhaps something like what TigerBeetle does: deterministic simulation testing.
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by jiehong 17d ago
Very true. Even full page screenshot doesn’t always capture the non visible part of the page (below the viewport).
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by jiehong 18d ago
> … to call them Select and Where. While map is a great name, I always struggle to remember if ‘filter’ keeps elements that match the condition or removes them. I mean, it’s like a colander: you filter noodles and water, but which one do
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by jiehong 19d ago
To me, the public seems to prefer a design that integrates, or fit in, with the rest of the street/location it's in. Modern buildings often are their own idiosyncratic isolate in the middle of the city. When looking at movies, cit
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by jiehong 19d ago
I'm pretty sure that some kind of hybrid can be found where the exterior could look nice and the interior would be very nice as well. Now, not every modern building has to look like a glass and steel colorless brick. For example, I rea
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by jiehong 22d ago
How about temporary commits locally, that then get squashed to ensure each build cleanly? Or secrets that shouldn’t have been committed? Maybe it what an ironical question ^^
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by jiehong 22d ago
Generic narrowing types / linear types (like if you check that a string has length 10, then its type knows, and functions accepting bounded strings can accept it.) This makes it easier to split raw inputs from validated inputs and deli
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by jiehong 22d ago
Nice! What would the macOS equivalent be?
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by jiehong 25d ago
Sounds nice! But, the web ui chat version of flash has very poor language following abilities in my experience: You may ask it something in English, and get a thinking chain in Chinese with an answer in Chinese, or an English thinking chain
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by jiehong 26d ago
Pretty cool work! And it’s nice to see printer discovery works through the standard mDNS! Regarding the size of the page being sent to the printer, I remember reading that printers used to be postscript interpreters and the result of that p
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by jiehong 27d ago
The standard library could be better, though.
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by jiehong 28d ago
That’s the way. And because software vendors never provide a Linux version of their stuff, you kinda have to do it anyways, because you end up with a hardware piece you can’t use without.
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by jiehong 1mo ago
Voxtral nomenclature is a bit confusing. I never remember which is newer for exemple (the number of parameters isn’t always helping).
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by jiehong 1mo ago
Markdown ads?
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by jiehong 1mo ago
> (…) while further increments have been smaller in percentage, speeds have always increased very significantly. Off topic, but that sounds sort of contradictory, or misleading at the very least.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
Not even edited AI output, but ok.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
It seems that paid users are equally impacted as free users. It sounds a little bit unfair to me.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
This article writing is really clean and enjoyable to read. And I learnt something. Thank you very much.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
The visual by default editing mode of Kakoune really made me like the vim way, where vim couldn’t. Im very glad for that. I see the development of Kakoune is much more active than I thought it was. That’s heartwarming! Anybody knows how has
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by jiehong 2mo ago
In the UK, each book published on the market must have a copy sent once to the British Library for preservation (and maybe other legal deposit libraries). That’s a good built-in way to ensure public preservation of knowledge IMO
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by jiehong 2mo ago
Solar panels and batteries aren’t something you use up daily and have to buy constantly. So, if by creating a dependency you mean they hope you buy again in 20 years, sure, but it’s not petrol style dependency, and those batteries and panel
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by jiehong 2mo ago
How do you actually cleanly solve that .env issue? Anything cross platform and coding agent agnostic? I suppose that .env file should be removed, but then things aren’t easy: no native multiplatform secret manager, or the std lib of the lan
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by jiehong 2mo ago
I thought it would compare to iA Writer, but misread
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by jiehong 2mo ago
I really thought it was to plan musicals, and I thought it was cool!
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by jiehong 2mo ago
IRC with archives is always nicer than closed gardens for OSS projects, or for nice topics.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
I might be in the minority, but for me the best way is installing with a cli (like homebrew or winget on windows). A UI way to install is only a fallback.
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Informing HTTP Extension Design with Data(mnot.net)
3 points by jiehong 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 2mo ago
Thanks Neil for taking the time to clarify this. Sorry I brought I point in the first place then! Thanks a ton for Berkeley Mono, and good luck on that Houston Mono project! Kinda looking forward to it, ngl.

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