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by joshka 1y ago
Pedantically, I think you probably would call this a REPL rather than a CLI
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by joshka 1y ago
Just a few shades of that list from Animal Farm here...
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by joshka 1y ago
> But nothing came out of my research. Seriously? I call bullshit. Type "pocket alternative" into your favorite search engine and you'll find a bunch of sites that recommend a few good alternatives. This is a pretty good q
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by joshka 1y ago
This is also available[1] in a bit more processed form as a standard ebook. [1]: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/philip-k-dick/short-fictio...
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by joshka 1y ago
xyzzy shift+Enter... ;P
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by joshka 1y ago
Backups don't just protect you from durability issues. They protect you from accidental deletion, malware, and even just snapshots of what something looked at a particular time etc. The context that this article suggests is that if you
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by joshka 1y ago
Taking a look at the source earlier, I'd guess probably not. If you're going to move a project to rust, you'd want to actually make it look like rust. Currently it looks like C written in rust. That doesn't make anyone h
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by joshka 1y ago
It sounds like the concern here is that the OP is over-indexing on the use case for a home lab being a place to learn, and not a place to be productive. > But I don’t consider this a homelab, because I don’t use it as a lab. It sits ther
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Wait Who's the New CEO of Commodore? • Let's Buy Commodore Part 2 [video](youtube.com)
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by joshka 1y ago
I believe it's actually called GNU/Burn
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by joshka 1y ago
Literally no deps except for a few dev-deps that make testing easier. That's a reasonable thing for something that you ship as a fundamental tool to be used by administrators as part of an OS like windows. Take a look for lhecker'
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by joshka 1y ago
https://archive.is/MaMdu
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by joshka 1y ago
As an aside, this info has been on the DS160 since 2019, the docs around it at https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/PRAViewDocument?ref_nbr=20... are kinda interesting.
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by joshka 1y ago
For reference, the DS-160 (form to book a visa appointment) question is as follows (for an E3 visa at least, unsure if this is different for different visa classes): Do you have a social media presence? Select from the list below each
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by joshka 1y ago
As a counter argument, not putting color in help usage text leaves a large amount on the table for readability. The reasonable compromise for those that disagree with this is to set the NO_COLOR environment variable. This should be respecte
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by joshka 1y ago
Some of my response comments were nits where the tooling didn't respect conventions in the code / brought in conventions that weren't in use. I'd expect that minding existing conventions would be something that LLM based
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by joshka 1y ago
I'm guessing that to do this would have required running codex and ensuring that the specific repo / PR context was in scope. Perhaps the dev just hasn't done this yet?
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by joshka 1y ago
I imagine a reasonable amount. The maintainer who is doing most of the Rust rewrite submitted a PR to one of the Ratatui widget libraries I maintain that seemed to be Codex produced[1]. [1]: https://github.com/joshka/tu
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by joshka 1y ago
> The Senior Press Officer added that with many stations in close succession, the Victoria and Central lines experience frequent acceleration and braking, contributing to heat buildup within the tunnels. I'm sure that this is probab
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by joshka 1y ago
> I agree with most of these, but I'm iffy on this one. "No one tracks a score with their friends" is not really true, it makes people feel good to see encouragement and feedback from their friends. There's no reason
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by joshka 1y ago
Looks like Rust 1.85 made it in[1]. So that's good news for packages that keep their MSRV at 1.63 only for compatibility with Debian stable releases. [1]: https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes&#
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by joshka 1y ago
Can we get a leftpad-ai please?
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by joshka 1y ago
Yeah, this seems like a very smart but inherently flawed idea.
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by joshka 1y ago
Perhaps I'll rephrase a bit. There's no doubt in my mind that this sort of product will be used to mislead people to some extent regardless of your good intentions. To be clear, I'm not accusing you of intentional fraud here,
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by joshka 1y ago
Your customers are using these photos which have been manipulated to look better than reality to sell a physical good. While this happens all the time with standard things for sale, you'll often see disclaimers that the item isn't
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by joshka 1y ago
I wanted to do something like this as a TUI, but was annoyed that the API for handling notification states was not available. I.e. you can't mark a PR as done and then actually search that status or detect it in the API results. That w
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by joshka 1y ago
I'm bullish on AI, but this strikes me as fraud as a service....
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by joshka 1y ago
An obvious comparison seems like it would be to compare age cohort rather than grade cohort. Your question confuses a comment on objective methodology with one a more subjective one on the response to that.
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by joshka 1y ago
Your ads are missing the pay ranges required by Californian law (unless you have less than 15 employees)
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by joshka 1y ago
https://github.com/Azure/peerd/pull/110 > fix: amend copyright attributions #110 > > This commit amends copyright attributions that were omitted due to an oversight on part of the Peerd authors. Cop

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