jiehong

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1. 331.▲
   by jiehong 1y ago

   I find the golang http server very basic, though. Like no content negotiation based on http headers by default, or any CORS by default. Also maybe writing headed after body does nothing since writing the body sends the response and it’s too
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Yes, that does not help. To me, it looks like some kind of complex tetris game. I guess we could maybe represent a program as such, with pieces for registers, instructions, etc. Yet, the tooling we have is very terse, and textual.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Maybe give parental control to a friend for your phone so you’re limited in what can be done. Or maybe companies could provide a lock down mode that you can’t change for 1 year at a time, like a locked bank account or something.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   bison -> vision/point of view. Bad auto-correct, my bad
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Great app! In my experience, it works pretty well in Europe, but so so in East Asia (doesn't know many birds there).
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   The language was first designed without consensus and then released. It was used anyways. But now a sort of democracy is required for changes. I’m not sure this is necessary.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   It’s fun, because when a newcomer joins a team, people tend to remind them that their bison is fresh and they might be seeing pain we got accustomed to. That’s usually said in a positive manner.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   In that ladder of testing, I’d add simulation testing before formal methods in terms of cost vs benefits as well. IMO, I see FMs as converging to be part of the type system that is checked by the compiler automatically during CICD. If it’s
9. 339.▲
   by jiehong 1y ago

   This reminds me of bun with its shell api for JavaScript [0]. [0]: https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/shell
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    That’s a great point. Thinking of IPFS, maybe we shouldn’t refer to content by name and location at once. Perhaps every business gets a UUID, and that’s the official online ID for that business. Link it to a name only for display (or a list
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Oh! Then maybe that’s why IntelliJ likes Shift+F6 for renaming by default?
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    This is also integrated into Emacs with dired, and it’s pretty neat [0]. [0]: http://xahlee.info/emacs/emacs/rename_file_pattern.html
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    If you plug your iPhone on your Mac, you can click "show this iPhone on WiFi" in finder. Then it’ll show up in Apple Music when connected on WiFi, and sync can happen this way.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    At least wood is more recyclable, so why not. Thanks for the study link!
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Very cool project! Thanks for sharing! Makes me realise that a dock of shortcuts that would change per app would be nice! Like if cmd + 1, and up would be linked to a displayed shortcut in a dock and change according to the app. (Maybe it’s
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Maps is so annoying for that: I travel to France, Italy and Germany on the road, and language is set to English on the phone, so it tries to pronounce everything the English way, and I can’t understand anything. I wish I could set a "r
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I don’t buy that argument. Sometimes if you buy the movie you have more audio choices, on the same platform. If you buy the Blu-ray, you likely have tons of languages not present in the streamed video.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Sometimes we do, when actors actually don’t speak German very well (or Russian or Chinese or French)
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Any recommendations going from bash to lua to watch out for except indexing?
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    > Is this even real? I doubt EU would deliberately allow this. What happened to the park? What was the reasoning for abandoning them there? Surely someone there had some small iota of concern for the welfare of the animals. The EU has it
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Instead of struggling to find them another aquarium/jail, perhaps those 12 dolphins and 2 orcas deserve freedom in the vast oceans of the planet, even if they may someday meet fishing boats. Shouldn’t they get the right to try living f
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I think it’s still mostly true for Perl 5 in 2025, but raku did change a lots of defaults. Few people use raku, though, while Perl 5.32+ comes pre-installed mostly everywhere (except windows).
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Underwhelmed by the obvious stated in that article. 3 years to make the simple UI cases bigger and more colourful. Just use the platform conventions and toolkits, so nobody has to learn UIs that do the same all the time. Let people apply th
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Is there anybody using a sub directory in the fit repo with one markdown per ticket?
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Sounds more like a story of change management with people not changing their way.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Wondering is Apache Parquet would compare well. I’m unsure of the quality of parquet implementations for browsers [0], though. [0]: https://github.com/hyparam/hyparquet
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Tailscale also goes through firewalls, not only NAT boxes. IPv6 won’t change firewall needs.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Hopefully this does not break some kind of accessibility feature, like something that needs to read what’s on the screen to tell you about it.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Is othernet easy to access? The receiver they sell on that website is sold out. Is there a list of programs available?
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I think it was meant from old style functions to new style, but not changing a given function’s signature this way.