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by jiehong 9mo ago
Nice, but it would have been better with more pictures to match the description IMO
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Spokenly has it on Mac and iOS, in both cases for free when using parakeet
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by jiehong 9mo ago
It’s nice, but the previous version wasn’t actually that great compared to Parakeet for example. We need better independent comparison to see how it performs against the latest Qwen3-ASR, and so on. I can no longer take at face value the ch
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by jiehong 9mo ago
To myself: sometimes I think the background process should be committing for me automatically each time a new working set exists, and I should only rebase and squash before pushing. That’s reversing the flow of control, but might be workabl
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Yep, I think a watcher is better suited [0] to trigger on file changes. I personally can't stand my git commit command to be slow or to fail. [0]: such as https://github.com/watchexec/watchexec
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by jiehong 9mo ago
That website it gold!
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by jiehong 9mo ago
I think this could be handled by an open rewrite rule [0], with the side effect that it could also fix it for you. [0]: https://docs.openrewrite.org/recipes
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by jiehong 9mo ago
When I connect my iPhone to my dock with an external screen, it mirror the phone screen to the display, which is nice. But, the keyboard never activates in any field. If you use that to charge your phone (so the external screen is off), you
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by jiehong 9mo ago
It’s more for safari on Mac OS
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by jiehong 9mo ago
What would you have done differently in retrospect?
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Or maybe a CI runner service?
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Yep, this seems to be the case whenever one types a bit too fast.
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by jiehong 9mo ago
> more or less means only Safari will display the image Who is going to take the bait, and say that Safari isn't like IE?
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by jiehong 9mo ago
That's nice! But, perhaps this table could also be expanded with other kernels? Windows Kernel Syscalls and Mac OS Kernel Syscalls. Side note: maybe libc should be renamed lib-linux someday.
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by jiehong 9mo ago
2 days ago I saw a colleague not using his dock. Turns out he can’t update the dock firmware under Linux, and has to live with having a 20% chance of his laptop detecting external displays. He recently gave up trying to have a wake from sle
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by jiehong 9mo ago
I think one side problem is that part of the web is not even searchable with a search engine. Here are some examples: - Discord - WeChat (is it the web?) - Rednote - TikTok (partially) - X (partially) - JSTOR (it finds daily, but you find m
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Just like a load balancer is a kind of NAT, but I don’t think people would conflate this with a security measure / FW.
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Strangely, the new Preview app icon on iOS is quite skeuomorphic and depicting something almost nobody ever needs to do anymore in the last few decades (looking at small negatives or positives throughly a magnifying glass, or maybe micro do
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by jiehong 9mo ago
The new icon looks a bit like the shortcut app icon to me.
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by jiehong 9mo ago
I find that sound design is famously awful in most public spaces! For example, train stations tend to have high ceilings, so announcements are loud and full of echoes and reverbs. [0] I think of sound a bit like WiFi: it’s better to have to
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by jiehong 9mo ago
In restaurants it doesn’t make sense, because you usually have the table for 2 hours after which the staff will remind you it’s time to leave (in Germany). For cafe, sure!
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Agreed. I think they should have added the fact that it's English only in the title at the very least.
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by jiehong 9mo ago
>"I was in 東京 yesterday" I think it's the wrong example, because this is actually very common if you're a Chinese speaker. Actually, people tend to say the name of the cities in their own countries in their native lan
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Safari is a fine browser, just as Firefox and Chrome are [0]. Regarding CSS Grid Lanes, I find it to be a better name than "masonry". I'm not sure how often I'd actually reach for grid lanes, but I guess not often. What
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by jiehong 9mo ago
> why do you use Safari and not Chrome To me, it's annoying people ask that question. It's like they ask why I use brand A of shoes and not B, but it's my choice and nobody would expect a monopoly from an Ad company to be
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by jiehong 9mo ago
Some other tools with command palettes: - Idea IntelliJ, bound to Cmd-Shift-A - Obsidian, bound to Cmd-P - Vim/Helix, bound to :
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by jiehong 9mo ago
First thing I had in mind was "Oh, like an Atari ST"!
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by jiehong 10mo ago
This might work through a LSP server? It’s not exactly the intended use case, but it could be coerced to do that. I’ve seen something else like that, though: voice transcription software that have access to the context the text is in, and c
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by jiehong 10mo ago
Still not super stable. Each releases breaks something, usually, and it’s been like that for a few years (like the default config file that was generated is no longer parsed after an upgrade, or a function was renamed, etc.) I guess they ar
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by jiehong 10mo ago
I suppose Java exceptions have the same issues, albeit with automatic stack traces, obviously: - the ? keyword is replaced either by runtime exceptions and so each function do it transpires you don’t catch it, or by simply stating the raise

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