junon

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901.
by junon 3y ago
Cool, thanks! Will have to look into this
902.
by junon 3y ago
Stable rust is inherently compatible with nightly. Especially if they're in their own crate.
903.
by junon 3y ago
Mobile adblockers have never worked for me.
904.
by junon 3y ago
It actually appears they have a rust backend, it just isn't listed in the readme. It's also a myth that you can't generate stable rust.
905.
by junon 3y ago
You had me all the way up until the rust bit.
906.
by junon 3y ago
Very neat. Needs Rust compilation support!
907.
by junon 3y ago
I don't normally complain about the sites themselves, but there is an interspersed ad in this article with a fully interactive 3D model that captures swipes (couldn't scroll past it) and makes my mobile browser lag so bad I coul
908.
by junon 3y ago
OP is complaining about turnaround times for development, not cost. Also, really take a look at JLC's component prices and compare them. Some of their markup, namely for ICs, is borderline criminal.
909.
by junon 3y ago
Don't assemble via JLC. Get a good soldering iron, skillet, sand, paste, and order from mouser to do them yourself. If you're iterating errata with a full run each time you are wasting unbelievable amounts of both time and money,
910.
by junon 3y ago
Seems like something that could be leveraged in optimization and AST lowering with great success. Admittedly the examples on the main page aren't well explained, so requires a bit of groking. Really cool looking stuff though.
911.
by junon 3y ago
Literally almost all of them.
912.
by junon 3y ago
I've tried a number of times to integrate Coz into projects and the developer experience for it is pretty bad. I think of all the times I've tried it it linked correctly maybe once, and even then didn't really give me any d
913.
by junon 3y ago
[citation needed]
914.
by junon 3y ago
Again, this makes absolutely no sense to me. I've never experienced any of the problems you're facing and I can't imagine how they'd even cause problems.
915.
by junon 3y ago
It really sounds like you've not tried formatters before.
916.
by junon 3y ago
Err, yes, been coding for a while :D If you format before every commit, then the only changes you get are the changes you made.
917.
by junon 3y ago
of course it does, why wouldn't it?
918.
by junon 3y ago
Eh idk, I've had some Wayfair stuff in the past and it's all been solid. I'm sure a lot of it is subpar though.
919.
by junon 3y ago
Printed circuit boards?
920.
by junon 3y ago
Or just configure your code formatter to do this and forget about ever getting it wrong again.
921.
by junon 3y ago
Eh yes, and no. A lot of precincts don't have cybercrime resources and can't do much. Especially in the US, you'd be surprised at how little cooperation different agencies have. Best to contact a cyber division of some sort,
922.
by junon 3y ago
In my opinion, those two (or three) deserve way longer than 15 years. This wasn't some act of desperation. This was just pure, unfiltered evil that IMO cannot be "corrected".
923.
by junon 3y ago
A friend of mine was also targeted though they didn't have a real photo of him. They claimed to have hacked his webcam and had some blurry thing printed out, but he doesn't have a webcam. He called in a panic and I told him to ign
924.
by junon 3y ago
I was told I was the first to try webassembly in Houdini resulting in the browser to crash. Filed a bug and it was closed for inactivity. It seems like nobody is working on this now.
925.
by junon 3y ago
If it's trained on data covered under the GDPR then it means you're 1) a "data processor" of that information and 2) there's a risk of it reproducing that information in some form. In the case of #1, they probably d
926.
by junon 3y ago
They probably aren't up to GDPR standards. Take from that what you will. It's the typical reason why they don't release here.
927.
by junon 3y ago
I'm aware. I'm not buying that a new saw blade and a replaced brake is too much of a cost over the peace of mind that you're at a significantly reduced chance of losing a finger .
928.
by junon 3y ago
I'm sorry, but this is a bizarre take to me. I don't care what happens to a saw if it would have otherwise cut my finger off.
929.
by junon 3y ago
I was developing a DAW with electron at one point, FWIW.
930.
by junon 3y ago
Yeah I have to admit, Spotify uses the least amount of cruddy dark patterns. Their model is very upfront about paying, so they have never nagged me for anything. Their interface isn't the best but it's consistent. These days there

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