karel-3d

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by karel-3d 11mo ago
No it was not. That screenshot was nonsense. And if you believe it you are quite gullible.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
5 years is a short time for Firefox bugs. Probably for WebKit and Chromium too; I have an open (silly) WebKit CSS bug for about 4 years now.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
just read the matrix thread on hn homepage. yeah
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
You unlocked hidden memories within me. I never understood why Perl has all these crazy features. It feels like someone going "hah it would be funny if it worked like this..." but actually really implementing it. People always sai
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
That's not dominant anywhere right now. Facebook now somehow merged it back to the main app... again.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
Wasn't there something called Bard at some point?
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
Well look at the failure modes in the original article. In the original PHP code, all worked, only it didn't properly check for bots. The new Rust code did a loud crash and took off half of the internet.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
Idiomatically, it gives you `err` and you do `if err != nil {return err}`. While in rust you mostly do `.unwrap` and panic. It's not in the type system, but it's idiomatic
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
As a gopher I never understand why is there so many unwraps in an average rust code. Average Go code has much less panics than Rust has unwraps, which are functionally equivalent.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
More vibe code gets into production. AWS, Azure and Cloudflare all have major issues. Coincidence? I think not.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
You can find some licenses sold online; it costs about 3x the price of Home. But I am not sure if it's legal; I have already bought some and then realized it's just keygenerated. Normal, reputable websites never sell single LTSC l
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
I don't understand how are LLMs and privacy connected, sorry; and I don't get it from the article. The author cites AI therapists, but the people chose to use it themselves? Nobody is forcing them?
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
There is internet in Gaza. The company is called Paltel if I am not wrong. They have monopoly there so if you read online reviews (from before the current war) they were not very popular.
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
Is it actually being used in Palestine? My problem is that when you are actually locally near someone you don't really need live chat; and if you're far, it might become too unstable to use. But I might be wrong!
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by karel-3d 11mo ago
Based on how many of these are there now, it's obvious some people want these features. I don't know the numbers, but some people obviously do want to chat with their browser now.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
From https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/14404 > What about Selenium or a headless browser solution? > > The yt-dlp maintainers have no interest in doing this except as a measure of last resort.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
welcome back, iPod socks.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Both Microsoft and Apple software quality has go down recently. What is going on. Is it the AI-produced code? It can't be that... I don't know how are things in Google land; their apps and websites are just-OK; however GMail seems
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I will add the version of dnsmasq this applies to is 10 years old, not a current version.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
It's clearly making fun of the hyperbole.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I use Brave on iOS, it mostly works and blocks ads and cookie pop ups. (Sometimes it breaks some websites but it's trivial to disable the shields.)
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by karel-3d 1y ago
> I'm sorry good start > for how you feel oh. > hop on a call ...oh.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
All I know about is it the great box art. It always looked so cool and mysterious to me as a young developer. The same with everything called "XSan" and "Mac OS X Server". I don't know what any of it was, but the bo
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by karel-3d 1y ago
It really is. Men actually don't feel comfortable when they are at majority women party. They start to feel insecure.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I think the price points will be different.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
yeah I liked it too but then, I realize how little I pay for this type of software vs how much I pay for subscription for services that I honestly barely use. financially, subscriptions just make more sense sadly. People vote with their wal
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Cursed Sitcom(cursedsit.com)
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Another year, another new way of installing python packages?
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Microsoft has the regulatory capture. All the European privacy and regulatory laws are good for Azure. That's why your average European government or baking app runs most likely on Azure. (or Oracle, but more likely Azure)
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Too big to fail...?

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