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by koito17 3y ago
> the feature that finally made me switch to VSCode as my main daily driver was the remote SSH plugin Have you tried using TRAMP? Depending on the specific backend chosen (ssh, scp, ...) it has varying levels of speed, but I have found i
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by koito17 3y ago
I wonder how Magit was replaced. Magit is the sole reason I can use Git at all. I have never used Git from the command line, and every time I see non-Emacs-using coworkers trying to use git, it always seems like a mess the moment they do an
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by koito17 3y ago
The Gitlab one is actually maintained. They haven't been using GitHub for a while now. (Plenty of updates to the extension have occurred within the past 6 months, the date of the last commit on GitHub)
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by koito17 3y ago
I still use Leiningen since it covers practically all of my needs, including the needs of the teams in the past two businesses I've worked for. The Slack group has pretty vocal people pushing for deps.edn. It's a bit amusing seein
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by koito17 3y ago
In this case, I think the GP is absolutely right. If you look at the infamous patch with a "hidden" dot, you may think "any C linter should catch that syntax error and immediately draw suspicion." But the thing is, no li
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by koito17 3y ago
A big reason I have always used Invidious over the YouTube site for years now is due to the fact it loads fast on slow mobile connections and requires relatively little JavaScript on the client side. If we ignore video.js, then the HTML sen
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by koito17 3y ago
The question I got was surprisingly simple: it asked to find "the least real root of the polynomial p(x) = (x+5)(x-4)(x+1)". A determined attacker can quickly hack together something with Tesseract and feed it into even GPT-3.5 to
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by koito17 3y ago
Something like SwiftUI but open source and targeting GTK4 would be pretty close to my "dream framework" for cross-platform desktop UI. I will admit, Swift syntax is an acquired taste, but once you're familiar with all of the
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by koito17 3y ago
Your guess is as good as mine, but I assume it draws a line from coordinates (100, 100) to (200, 300)
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by koito17 3y ago
This seems pretty useful for me. Out of habit, I have always checked whether I am flying an A320 or a 737 MAX when purchasing plane tickets. The information is usually buried in details, in small text.
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by koito17 3y ago
Heh, I tried the exact same thing. I uploaded sketches from my favorite artists. Specifically, sketches produced between 2012 and 2016. All of them were identified as AI with greater than 50% probability. Of course, if one uploads recent sk
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by koito17 3y ago
For a certain definition of "undo", yes. The System volume tends to be mounted read-only and very little people go through the effort of mutating it. So in most cases, you can invoke softwareupdate(1) to download an older OS insta
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by koito17 3y ago
> Specifically, the core CUPS software for printing operations over a network seems to be removed. Ouch, I can't find this in any release notes. This was a huge advantage of Mac OS for me. Also, Java breaking means I cannot work. Th
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by koito17 3y ago
To play devil's advocate, people discourage "security by obscurity" but not "security with obscurity". That is to say, secrets or "obscurity" as part of a layer in your overall security model isn't wh
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by koito17 3y ago
> Open source alternative are already on par with GPT-3.5 and 4 capabilities I'm not sure if this is true. With GPT-4, I can successfully ask questions in Japanese and receive responses in (mostly natural) Japanese. I have also foun
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by koito17 3y ago
> one-to-one syntactic sugar for a createElement call Used to be, but you are right that JSX is a rather thin syntax over function calls. (The modern JSX transform now uses a _jsx and _jsxs call, depending on whether you are rendering a
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by koito17 3y ago
Works in Firefox, too, without the "valign" attribute. Though I would not rely on auto-layout behavior in general since I've always seen subtle differences across the three major browsers whenever using tables without a fixed
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by koito17 3y ago
The countless matrix bridges[1] to Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, etc. that are actively maintained, together with dozens of Pidgin plugins[2] serving similar purposes suggests otherwise. Granted, I don't expect Pidgin plugins to be well ma
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by koito17 3y ago
I still use Adium as an XMPP client. It has a fair share of bugs due to existing Cocoa APIs rotting, but it still works perfectly fine for the one XMPP server I browse (which has OMEMO encryption enabled!)
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by koito17 3y ago
I am not a designer, but I've always heard that the difference between checkboxes and toggles is that toggles are expected to immediately produce side effects whereas checkboxes aren't. That is to say, clicking on a checkbox shoul
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by koito17 3y ago
This looks pretty cool. I've always wished for some kind of "2D REPL" experience with assembler, similar to what we can do in Common Lisp. The closest I've gotten to this was experimenting with SIMD intrinsics with SB-SI
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by koito17 3y ago
Depending on what you allow in predicate types, you end up making type inference (and/or type checking) an undecidable problem. In Common Lisp, you can write (deftype element () `(integer 100 1000)) and in this case, a "sma
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by koito17 3y ago
Also worth mentioning SICL is very modular, and components of it are used in other Common Lisp implementations. If memory serves me right, Clasp uses SICL's Loop module to implement the LOOP macro, and this has allowed both Clasp and S
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by koito17 3y ago
> it’s quite an inconvenience to run your own IPFS node. But even if you do run your own node, the fact you access a website doesn’t mean you pin it. Not at all. This has always been my major UX gripe with IPFS. The fact that `ipfs add`
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by koito17 3y ago
Agreed. Another thing you can do to drastically reduce the amount of bots hitting your sshd is to listen on a port that is not 22. In my experience, this reduces ~90% of the clutter in my logs. (Disclaimer: this may not be the case for you
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by koito17 3y ago
I really meant to say "owner of the Nitter project", but you are nonetheless correct about ownership of Nitter instances. I have edited my post.
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by koito17 3y ago
The important part is the linked GitHub comment from the primary maintainer (and owner) of the Nitter project. To save readers a click Guest accounts have been removed, they weren't just led to believe that. With real accounts gett
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by koito17 3y ago
On one hand, this is unfortunate since X always directs me to a login page, and Nitter was the only way I could view whatever gets posted nowadays. On the other hand, the cynical side of me is thankful that I have no more desirable means to
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by koito17 3y ago
If you use the CIDER debugger then this doesn't appear to be a big issue. Try step debugging the following function. I get an IFn related exception right as the call to (list name) is made. (defn f [name list] #dbg (concat
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by koito17 3y ago
> Lisp-1's hurt my brain though No worries! (defn cl-funcall [function & args] (apply function args)) Jokes aside, I've written a significant amount of software in Common Lisp and Clojure. The Lisp-1 vs Lisp-2 di

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