koiueo

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by koiueo 1y ago
Finally, some actually useful usage scenario for that oversized trackpad
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by koiueo 1y ago
> collective consumption habits and preferences of us all ... in the first-world bubble
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by koiueo 1y ago
A few mm smaller is the best we can get. Also don't forget to account for case to protect that beautiful glossy slippery fragile back of your Samsung phone. ZF doesn't need any case.
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by koiueo 1y ago
Asus ZF10 is a more recent specimen. And it's more "peak" IMO. No bloatware, DC dimming, rugged design which doesn't require a case for everyday use.
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by koiueo 1y ago
> 2. Download and uncompress the LanguageTool release. > Running a ready-made docker image replaces steps 1-4 We can go pretty low level in the docker option too. 1. Download a Linux installation image 2. Download a hypervisor 3. Inst
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by koiueo 1y ago
It's beyond me how they still refuse to offer an official API. Gemini subscription costs as much, allows me to do much more, and I can call it from vim or emacs without some arcane acrobatics
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by koiueo 1y ago
Gosh people love complicating things. You don't need docker (a Linux-only piece of tech) to run a java application. Even though I'm on Linux, and docker experience is waaaaay better here than on any other platform, I wouldn't
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by koiueo 1y ago
If you want to print a string from your function, you must supply it to the function. The fact that your function now receives `str: []u8` doesn't make it str-colored. On a side note: the entire "coloring" metaphor is extreme
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by koiueo 1y ago
Paraphrasing someone else: then keep enjoying the disfunctional one :-P
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by koiueo 1y ago
I think I know what you are talking about. In a typical three-tier enterprise application there's no clear separation of concerns between "services" and DAO/Repo... And this is due to how most persistence libraries are d
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by koiueo 1y ago
const Greeter = struct { io: std.Io, pub fn greet(self: Greeter, msg: []const u8) !void { var stdout_writer = self.io.stdout.writer(); try stdout_writer.writeAll(msg); } } Greeter.greet(&quot
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by koiueo 1y ago
> Passing parameters down the call stack is viral It's in a different league comparing to async-await abomination. For one, you can store parameter on a struct thus working around the "virality" on a call site.
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by koiueo 1y ago
If we apply your logic, then every mainstream language has the coloring problem with not just two, but a multitude of colors. // OMG we can't call this without passing the service // This function is people-co
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by koiueo 1y ago
Those are usually charged once per agreed period (never seen it any other way)
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by koiueo 1y ago
I get strong "Severance" (a TV series by Apple) vibes from this story. An employee being manipulated into loyalty and servitude through guilt. This seems fucked up...
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by koiueo 1y ago
> marketing fluff I bet this is not marketing, just an artifact of intensive vibe-coding
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by koiueo 1y ago
You people are funny, trying to reason about readability and distractions. Go drink your americanos in your skinny jeans (or whatever is the most recent thing falling out of fashion in favor of the next big thing). Apple products are gonna
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by koiueo 1y ago
You missed the parser part and mistakenly focused on editability. Diffx authors wrote a prototype in Python where JSON support is built-in. Go parse it in bash or C. Having to parse JSON for the sake of applying a patch is not exactly wise
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by koiueo 1y ago
> format (string – recommended): > > This would indicate the metadata format. Currently, only json is officially supported, and is the default if not provided. JSON doesn't seem a good choice for representing metadata in a
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by koiueo 1y ago
Suddenly "temperature" parameter starts making sense (If you ever tried fine-tuning an analog circuit, you'll know how finicky the process due to the environment, including temperature)
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by koiueo 1y ago
For Android there are patched Instagram apks with reels and feed hidden. Won't post any links, as the practice seems both shady and risky (in terms of privacy and security), do your own research. Great if you wanna keep in touch with y
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by koiueo 1y ago
> If there's a bug, I first try to debug the issue remotely Does it mean you have remote access to the device?
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by koiueo 1y ago
Have you checked static site CMSes? For example (not affiliated with them) https://www.siteleaf.com/
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by koiueo 1y ago
> I want Al to do my laundry Do you want a washing machine with Alexa built-in? Be careful what you ask for. (I know what you meant, but the only laundry-related AI you can hope for, is a cloud connected smart speaker telling you it can&
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by koiueo 2y ago
> Most contributions How did you count? > most popular libraries How did you measure? I agree this is the case for Linux kernel, for example. But I don't know if it applies to entire ecosystem. > Yes, that's the whole po
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by koiueo 2y ago
Does macOS include git? Oh. My bad. I concluded from the previous comment that Apple doesn't ship bash because it's GPL and hence doesn't ship anything GPL. And my point was: this is fine. Even if it was true. But as this is
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by koiueo 2y ago
Remember EEE. Very likely, you'll end up with a $MegaCorp-backed competitor driven by goals very different from yours.
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by koiueo 2y ago
And guess what application developers install immediately after getting their MacBooks? The GPL licensed git. If I'm forced to use MacOS, I'm fine installing git, GNU make or whatever I want for myself. But I don't see any do
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by koiueo 2y ago
If the project is good, the license is hardly ever an obstacle for adoption. At least I can't recall any such cases. Do you have any examples?
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by koiueo 2y ago
To this I can't relate at all. If you can't use a library because it's GPLv3, then the company would need to invest some time and money into reimplementing the features they want. Guess who gets more paid work?

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