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by jiehong 2y ago
The font you use could choose to display something for control characters, so they would have a visible shape on top of having a meaning. Perhaps like [0] (Unicode notation). [0]: https://rootr.net/im/ASCII/ASCII.g
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by jiehong 2y ago
Having started with files, I’m still sometimes worried to close a tab/app because I’m not sure it has saved the changes. Like when I write a text somewhere, but I copied in my clipboard before closing, just in case. I remember when Sub
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by jiehong 2y ago
The intends and ideas sound reasonable. Yet, what if a human asks an AI to generate a text, and reads it and records it? Or changes just a few words in it? When does it become human and not generated? The last paragraph of the article is ju
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by jiehong 2y ago
This optional field issue seems to have been fixed in 3.15 [0], and seems documented [1]. [0]: https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases/tag/v3.... [1]: https://protobuf.dev/pr
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by jiehong 2y ago
Speaking of sockets on Mac, anyone knows if there is a documentation about how the network stack on MacOs works? (Routing, firewall, resolving, kernel extensions filtering/offloading, etc).
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by jiehong 2y ago
I meant this [0], and so tracking a data via tagging it with a metadata and seeing where it ends up. Thanks for the video, I'm gonna go watch it. [0[: https://clojure.org/reference/metadata
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by jiehong 2y ago
Nice! Do you like use data structure metadata for tracking values?
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by jiehong 2y ago
That’s what a global market does: global competition from both Tesla and other imports. Companies come and go: c’est la vie. Yet, it might be too soon to write down VW.
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by jiehong 2y ago
It would be wild if flowers could be expressed in a numerical system and floral formulas / operations could form a ring or a group in the mathematical sense! Floral diagrams are essentials IMO along with floral formulas to read a flowe
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by jiehong 2y ago
When you sell phones to most of the population, it’s not only about the need of average users, but about the needs of everyone. You live close to another country and switch languages all the time? (Very normal in many places in the world) w
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by jiehong 2y ago
This reminds me of not being able to right click in Files in list view for creating a new document or pasting something, because it only accepts a right click in an empty area. Yet, in list view, as soon as you have a few files and the wind
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by jiehong 2y ago
NuBank[0] mainly use clojure for most of their software, and NuBank is a big yet quickly growing company. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nubank
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by jiehong 2y ago
Maybe it's just not a 'pit of performance'. What I mean is: perhaps the path of least resistance (and thus the cheaper way) does not lead to good performance by default. If only platforms and frameworks would make the fast wa
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by jiehong 2y ago
Reminds them that colors and shapes must be different in a UI. They’re supposed to learn that super early in their career.
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by jiehong 2y ago
Exactly. For robotic accounts, cloud providers usually even come with a vault solution (Azure keyvault, etc.) that is audited. Those vaults can be integrated in kube/openshift and seen as secrets directly by applications. For human use
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by jiehong 2y ago
Similar here. More than onboarding, there is also the question of changing your laptop, and having to setup everything again. Some pieces of software that help: - Humble bundle ( https://github.com/homebrew/homebrew-bund
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by jiehong 2y ago
Agreed. Use either todo notebook [1] or a todo card [2] and voila. [1]: https://www.jetpens.com/Paperian-Make-a-Memo-Sticky-Notes-To... .. [2]: https://www.jetpens.com/Paperian-Make-a-Memo-Sticky-Notes-To...
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by jiehong 2y ago
Replace “Linux pipes” by “Electron apps”, and people would not agree. Also, why leave performance on the table by default? Just because “it should be enough for most people I can think of”? Add Tesla motors to a Toyota Corolla and now you’v
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by jiehong 2y ago
That’s actually something Apple does not get enough credit for: notes, pages, numbers, Freeform, reminders, and so on, all work locally first, with synchronisation to the cloud for collaboration. Although, not true of consumption apps like
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by jiehong 2y ago
I tried a bit of the opposite: replacing the computer with a tablet that can run those apps directly. I eventually found tablets too limited in what I can do with them (like an iPad in my case). A weird non-solution could be something like
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by jiehong 2y ago
Right! I wished banks would support yubikeys as 2FA tokens.
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by jiehong 2y ago
Nice to see Scheme being active. It is really used much in companies? While the author speaks about Rust iterators at first, Transducers seem better in the end. In Java 23, the introduction of gatherers seems to be an attempt at having a mo
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by jiehong 2y ago
At its deepest point, it’s also higher than the Eiffel Tower. It’s a nice bridge for sure. But, Millau is not exactly in the center of France. To this day, cities like Guéret, Montluçon, or Clermont-Ferrand to a lesser extent, are poorly co
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by jiehong 2y ago
Congrats! It's almost a REPL for cloud costs! Amazing!
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by jiehong 2y ago
Besides, architectures often need to change when the implementation finds assumptions that aren’t holding. The one benefit I see is: ensuring everyone follows a standard ‘blessed’ way, and contain the chaos a bit. What I dislike about most
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by jiehong 2y ago
Thanks for that! TIL :)
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To me, this seems to be disregarding video games as a kind of ergodic literature. In many you must act to uncover the story; the story can change according to your choices [1], or going forward requires you to decipher languages that don’t
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by jiehong 2y ago
Chinese calls those qualifiers or quantifiers, but they don’t even match the Japanese ones it seems, which is funny. Like 一本书，两位人 and so on. Yet, you can default to the generic one which is 个 (even if it might not sound very proper or educ
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by jiehong 2y ago
There are some non round roundabouts. Like mini peanut shaped roundabouts[1]. [1]: http://www.swcivil.com.au/images/peanut-roundabout-warrnambo...
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by jiehong 2y ago
I believe that. It’s just that I don’t have an account and that’s all I manage to see. I couldn’t figure out where the rest is.

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