justinrlle

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Writing in a World of LLM(krayorn.com)
2 points by justinrlle 3y ago|0 comments
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by justinrlle 7y ago
People need to stop with this argument. Chromium might be open source, but it's still Google who decides what get merged. And yes, people can fork, do their own patches, fixes, but if it deviates too much from Google, you'll end u
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by justinrlle 7y ago
Well, the first example looks like it includes a version: import {Component, render} from 'https://cdn.pika.dev/preact/v8';
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by justinrlle 7y ago
My understanding is that this change in the extensions API will land in Chromium first, and so any browser depending on the extension mechanism of Chromium will be impacted, like Opera and Vivaldi. If I'm not guessing wrong, Opera and
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by justinrlle 7y ago
This extension [0] allows creating on-the-fly new containers, and delete them when you close the tab. [0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/containers-on...
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by justinrlle 7y ago
To me, the biggest feature is https://about.gitlab.com/2019/04/22/gitlab-11-10-released/#s... . I've seen so many repositories imitating custom fields with labels starting with the same prefix, havin
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by justinrlle 7y ago
I think your confusing Swift's protocols with something akin to Java's interfaces. I don't really know Swift, but it looks a lot like Rust, so I'm going to assume that they work the same. In Java, the following function
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by justinrlle 8y ago
> I also suggest sending the version string as the User-Agent so you can debug server-side issues. (Assuming your CLI uses an API of some sort) Isn't it some kind of disguised tracking? I know it doesn't give as much info as th