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by jiehong 1y ago
Very nice! Small bug: if you click the square view while the animation is filling the country, the square won’t be colores properly (and switching back to the country won’t either).
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by jiehong 1y ago
Recently, I found that the `—replace` option, and it’s quite nice. Along with `—type` and I felt like I missed out on nice features. I’m happy reading releases notes more thoroughly to keep myself aware of new features. Nice to see some bet
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by jiehong 1y ago
I'm really not well experience in Vim vs Helix, but could one say that Helix is more like if Vim was in visual mode by default, and stayed in it even after an action? And so, could (Neo)Vim be configured to work more like Helix?
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by jiehong 1y ago
no, those shortcuts also work on earlier versions
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by jiehong 1y ago
Nice! I like it more than I was expecting to!
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by jiehong 1y ago
I see this as a test ground for the next thing on PC. Why not also give a mini AMD EPYC cpu with 32 cores? This way games would start to be much better at multicore.
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by jiehong 1y ago
Nice! It reminds me of Jooq in Java-land. Does Parrot also try to fill-in the gaps in support between databases so that the same query works on all databases?
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by jiehong 1y ago
Ancient Latin and Ancient Greek also did just that: lowercase didn’t exist yet. Makes me want to try and write code in uppercase only (or not). I like the theme of the website, though!
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by jiehong 1y ago
Performance worries me when reading that. Even with having a cache as explained.
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by jiehong 1y ago
It’s only a stopgap measure. And maybe that explains why autonomous robots in space struggle so much: we first need to adapt space to robot (joke) Standards are good, but then how about you take up pottery and make a plate yourself and now
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by jiehong 1y ago
Most website do not have a print CSS, so it doesn’t print that nicely in PDF. But, I upvote weasyprint for that instead.
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by jiehong 1y ago
They also better resist bad weather, like hail
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by jiehong 1y ago
The world category is clearly US news, indeed. But they have other countries categories by default in the language of the news themselves with possibility to show that translated in a language of our choice. So this helps. I wish they had a
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by jiehong 1y ago
I think as an application, when receiving packets you never really see a coalesced UDP datagrams when GRO is active. It’s more like the kernel puts multiple datagrams into a single structure and passes that around between layers, maintainin
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by jiehong 1y ago
It’s especially aggravating in mobiles apps, like on iOS such as: - can’t select app reviews text (for translation for example) - WhatsApp text bubbles don’t let you select text inside at all - WeChat: exact same Overall, it’s also very ann
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by jiehong 1y ago
Tardigrades and organisms ables to survive space by having more efficient DNA repair mechanisms. Unlikely for most organism, true
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by jiehong 1y ago
I’d see it in swift and then being called "Swedish" for giggles. Naming is famously difficult in this world!
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by jiehong 1y ago
Sadly, up doesn’t seem very active nowadays with some bugs unfixed for a while. Great idea, though!
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by jiehong 1y ago
I have to admit it's a pretty cool idea. At first I was worried that there was a (stupid) API in web browsers just like on mobiles to prevent users from screenshotting something by blanking the screen in the screenshot.
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by jiehong 1y ago
Great work! I like duckdb, but clickhouse seems more focused on large scale performance. I just thought that the article is written from the point of view of a single person, but has multiple authors, which is a bit weird. Did I misundersto
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by jiehong 1y ago
Perhaps app stores should have a minimum hamming distance requirement [0] on the names of apps, so that names could not be too similar by default. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamming_distance
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by jiehong 1y ago
On MacOS, I tried using the Password App for passwords, but there is no cli to access it in scripts. The keychain is accessible with a cli, but is not very nice to work with. Which is a bit sad, because being able to use touchid when runnin
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by jiehong 1y ago
But is very centralised. Solar and wind are less centralised, and I think that’s one advantage they have over nuclear.
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by jiehong 1y ago
Zulu from Azul might be one? I think it comes with a difference JIT and GC in the enterprise version.
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by jiehong 1y ago
I wish I could pipe stuff to helix without having to deal with not saving the buffer. I also don’t like bulk search and replace in helix as it’s based on selection and replace. Other than that, I find it easier to stick to helix than to vim
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by jiehong 1y ago
The top banner also float in the middle when scrolling down or up. When you go back from an article, the previous page reloads from the top and your position is lost. It isn’t working that well on mobile, overall.
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by jiehong 1y ago
Try the inkvoice app for example. It can run parakeet with a simple click
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by jiehong 1y ago
Could be useful for company internals sites?
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by jiehong 1y ago
If you use fish, have a look at `string replace` as a built-in and related [0]. [0]: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/string.html
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by jiehong 1y ago
"Wait, there is a problem, fallback now!" They must have built high confidence beforehand! Hats off!

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