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by kitd 11mo ago
Found it: https://github.com/boa-dev/boa/blob/6200e4b5eec1284b87e902c5... The Boa constructor edit: I'm here all week btw
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by kitd 11mo ago
But SMRs address the capex costs by reducing time and resources needed to provision them. The "M" stands for "modular" after all, ie components can be built offsite and imported, and capacity can be added incrementally.
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by kitd 11mo ago
A similar too for OpenSSL config would be great
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by kitd 11mo ago
Not that I could find. There is always the option to use a sidecar container, eg: https://matthewsanabria.dev/posts/no-shell-for-you-container... https://iximiuz.com/en/series/mastering-contai
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by kitd 11mo ago
Made by a company who's boss contributes to Trump's re-election campaign obv.
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by kitd 11mo ago
I wonder if this is something that could be built on top of Google location tracking. Presumably there's not enough info there by itself, but basic time/position data should be sufficient.
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by kitd 11mo ago
Imperial dog or metric dogge?
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by kitd 11mo ago
Maybe not iron, but "common" law if you like is for privatised services to enshittify post haste . ;)
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by kitd 11mo ago
It looks like the pro version includes all the AI features. The free one is for "proper" artists ;)
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by kitd 11mo ago
> Kafka is a full on steaming solution. Freudian slip? ;)
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by kitd 11mo ago
I never really got into Haskell in a big way, but one of the things I liked about the Haskell Wikibook [1] was how they presented Haskell code as being either in pure form or "do" form, and how the latter orchestrates the former,
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by kitd 1y ago
The author explains why you might want to use Go instead at the end of the readme.
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by kitd 1y ago
The linked tweet is accurate. I can't find any reference to the main one though.
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by kitd 1y ago
Mermaid is supported in Github Markdown though. That's a pretty large market by itself.
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by kitd 1y ago
Whoever said tariffs were bad for business? There's a whole industry springing up of people taking the piss out of the POTUS.
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by kitd 1y ago
It makes the watch face look like it's smiling.
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by kitd 1y ago
Interesting. Datastar, the front/back end framework, also has the concept of signals, allowing the backend to update them directly via HTTP responses or SSE events. https://data-star.dev/guide/reactive_signals
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by kitd 1y ago
They are known as sleeper agents - in this case "sleeper" being particularly apposite.
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by kitd 1y ago
The advice I've read (and follow) is always to return values, not interfaces, from functions and test for nil against them. That IME tends to nip the majority of nil interface problems in the bud.
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by kitd 1y ago
How do you know Greenland are paying consumer prices?
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by kitd 1y ago
O ffs. I can't even access the NYT puzzles in the meantime ... Seriously disrupted, man
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by kitd 1y ago
This was also the aim of RDF and the various metadata schemas like Dublin Core, to standardise ontologies for marking up knowledge.
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by kitd 1y ago
People are usually the biggest cost in any organisation. If you can run all your systems without the sysadmins & netadmins required to keep it all upright (especially at expensive times like weekends or run up to Black Friday/Xmas)
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by kitd 1y ago
Well, they're FP, in visual form. What's not to like?!
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by kitd 1y ago
Interesting (to me) that the AIP is based on a Stirling engine. It's the first time I've heard of one being used at scale. No doubt HNers will have countless other applications at their fingertips, but to me they've always be
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by kitd 1y ago
Why?
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by kitd 1y ago
Maybe not the browser itself, but in combination with semantic CSS [1], it's incredibly useful. [1] - eg https://picocss.com/
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by kitd 1y ago
"Hobbling" is too strong a word. There's a handful of attributes and events that are only available in Pro and none look fundamental to the operation of most sites [1]. In fact they could all probably be replaced with a bit o
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by kitd 1y ago
I find a structured conversation far easier to work with personally. You can respond only to the subthread you want to, and not have the single thread become a mess of quoted and irrelevant replies that you have to scroll past to find the
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by kitd 1y ago
This is one instance where an AI might shine. Ask it to summarise the article in the style of an articulate intelligent person.

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