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by k_ 7y ago
Does any country _not_ sound like that? I'd like to go there.
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by k_ 7y ago
Nice, though throwing a little context along with the url wouldn't hurt. For those that haven't opened the url yet, it's a list of "trending" HN topics for the last 8, 16 or 24 hours. Is it only using hacker news as
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by k_ 7y ago
> In Ballerina, every program is a sequence diagram that illustrates distributed and concurrent interactions automatically. The diagram is the code. The code is the diagram. I'm not sure it's a feature I'm missing in curre
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by k_ 7y ago
I don't think so (well, not entirely so anyway). I had switched to "50% less sugar & salt" [0] some months ago, and more recently discovered the "no added sugar & salt" [1] version and use this one since the
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by k_ 7y ago
I like those, even when it's been down for one or two hours only, but the title should be edited so that we know the outage is over. I'd still prefer this thread to be replaced by a postmortem but I don't think there's o
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by k_ 7y ago
Agreed. "Aggressive" telemetry is still annoying, but google is on a whole other level.
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by k_ 7y ago
What makes it better than chrome or other browsers? Does it have some key features that make it good appart from not being owned by google?
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by k_ 7y ago
That or they only used `while` (and friends if available in the language) loops.
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by k_ 7y ago
> Stop using pesticides. That. Though I'm very skeptical about the rest of your message. Do you happen to have any source by chance? And also try not to buy (or at least avoid it as often as possible) products that come from those t
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by k_ 7y ago
Add pollination to the equation and we're even more fucked =/
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by k_ 7y ago
Same, but I also noticed more 500 errors (and a few strange bugs, but that happens to any software). I guess it's expected when a product moves faster that it breaks a little more often (and since I use it a lot, I have many occasions
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by k_ 7y ago
Just tried it with my toddler and she loved it :) (I then opened her a tty with vim on an old laptop and she enjoyed it too.. until she managed to exit vim Oo)
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by k_ 7y ago
Nat Friedman just replied to this tweet: > Sincere apologies Jason. We will investigate what happened here and learn from it. https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1136216389054881792
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by k_ 7y ago
I'd say because we're in a fucked-up world of short-term profit. I just can't come up with any other reason for such madness.
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by k_ 7y ago
Neko has been around for 10+ years and is being replaced progressively by HL (HashLink, [1]), from the same creator. I mainly know Neko as one of many transpiling targets for Haxe programming language [2] (10+ targets including JS, PHP, C++
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by k_ 7y ago
That's not entirely true. `ExprOf<T>` itself is not checked in either the macro function argument or return type, but that's only meant for static extension (and maybe some other features?). Expressions generated by your mac
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by k_ 8y ago
Yeah, seems like marketing bullshit (1) to me, even if the functionalities themselves seem pretty good (in theory, haven't tested yet). (1) The term might be stronger than needed; I meant something a lot closer to "click-baity&quo
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by k_ 8y ago
Considering the privacy issues (see bsdetector's comment [0]), I'm not sure they'd willingly add this. They may end up not having much choice because of the "positive" aspects of the feature being too much of an adv
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by k_ 8y ago
Yeah.. which will be printed a couple dozen times (with I guess most of the copies ending up never being read?).
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by k_ 8y ago
With a lot of proxies (in the linked document (french) [0]) I didn't know about; perfect! [0]: https://torrentfreak.com/images/scihuborder.pdf
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by k_ 8y ago
The linked document (in french) [0] says that there have been similar requests in the USA, Italy, Germany and UK. [0]: https://torrentfreak.com/images/scihuborder.pdf
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by k_ 8y ago
Yeah. I get that all the time with vivaldi address bar and it's driving me insane =/ Edit: and I have disabled both frequently visited pages and search there, but it still manages to reorder things after a couple seconds
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by k_ 8y ago
Did you notice any improvement on this in the Key2? I have the KeyOne and while I love the feature and it works somewhere between OK and excellent, I have trouble correctly using the typing-oriented gestures (auto complete, delete word). I
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by k_ 8y ago
Not sure about this. We (my family and some friends) eat galettes and raclette on a regular basis. Maybe not weekly, but at least monthly (no raclette in summer though). I found the list pretty accurate for France, actually. Admittedly, I d
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by k_ 8y ago
I generally agree with that, but what about mobile? AFAIK android kernel updates are really slow to reach users; when they actually do (depending on support from vendors, which vary a lot).
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by k_ 8y ago
I had issues loading my dashboard too for a couple minutes. But it seems to work fine now.
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by k_ 8y ago
> Also, if you have an annual tradition of forecasting the upcoming year, please also make it a tradition of evaluating your previous year's prediction. Good point, I was curious too, and I found exactly that for 2016: https:/
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by k_ 8y ago
I'd say _add_ issue tracker reference, not replace the description with it 43ec6aa Fix error when the URL is not reachable (#1001) 4fe84ab Add error message if something went wrong (#1002) 753aa05 Add server fingerprint c
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by k_ 8y ago
I wish delivery services (mainly food delivery) would accept directions using this, like "Appartment block entry at XXXX+XX with entry code YYYY, building entry XXXX+XX with door code ZZZZ" (with code parsing somehow). They keep g
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by k_ 8y ago
I like this point of view :) Sadly, I'm having trouble believing in it, but I would love being wrong on that.

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