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by kreco 5mo ago
Worth mentioning that the whole git history is gone, the Rust code does not have any human crafted history, which entirely defeat its purpose. Also, with a million line of code unreviewed by humans, there could be some sneaky backdoor in it
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Tell HN: Bun Rewrite Thread Disappearance
1 points by kreco 5mo ago|3 comments
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by kreco 5mo ago
Using a programming language is not the same as using a service. I can't seen any reason for this to be "the biggest issue".
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by kreco 5mo ago
It's a really cute idea. Could see how many kid stories you would be able to make and read on a tablet.
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by kreco 5mo ago
> To create records for more than one domain, you need to write a personal support email. I'm not all familiar with this so I don't understand why it's not a ticket or any other non-automated action even for a single domai
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by kreco 6mo ago
The DNS was mostly an example, I'm very ignorant regarding the network stack, but I would naively believe that the administrator of the internet router would have the ability to filter a lot of content without the client to be able to
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Ask HN: Instead of intrusive age-check why can't we have "two internet"?
2 points by kreco 6mo ago|4 comments
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by kreco 6mo ago
This is such hackernews comment. Not everything is about money. I can use Pgbackrest in my side project which does not generate any money. Maybe my side project is another open source project where no one give me money, but I'm still c
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by kreco 6mo ago
Penalizing people is slow and does not scale as much as AI creations that can be mass produced.
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by kreco 6mo ago
Sorry for the significantly unrelated comment: Does anyone know if there is any limitation to create a "https-local://" or something like that, which guarantee that things are only downloaded, and never uploaded?
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by kreco 6mo ago
I'm sad to see this article being so upvoted while being kind of empty. The real content could fit in a comment.
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by kreco 6mo ago
I wish we could flag some posts (like as "tangential") instead of this archaic upvote/downvote. And obviously a way to filter in/out those flags.
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by kreco 6mo ago
I don't mind shooting. But I do mind shooting human being. I wish we would be more creative on that front.
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by kreco 7mo ago
Thanks for your amazing work!
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by kreco 7mo ago
Another imprecise analogy would be to see traits as operators. You decide to define the operator "serde::serialize" for "MyType" but then your are stuck because you can't override or select different operators for &
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by kreco 7mo ago
8GB is aweful. If you don't do a single task. But nice for Apple. Millions of replacement on the Neo 16GB release next year I guess.
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by kreco 7mo ago
The funny thing is that it would do the same for double the price. You need to spend a ridiculous amount of time on research because the producer itself is selling very different product (very different quality) from a year to another. I wi
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by kreco 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure you can adjust the logic from "no one else" to "very very very few" and the logic just works the same...
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by kreco 7mo ago
Yes, but they are still all hidden.
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by kreco 7mo ago
A comment from 2021: > Unfortunately, because the code that chardet was originally based on was LGPL, we don't really have a way to relicense it. Believe me, if we could, I would. There was talk of chardet being added to the standar
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by kreco 7mo ago
This is not unprecedented, TCC relicensed part of its code by being approved by all authors: https://repo.or.cz/tinycc.git/blob/3d963aebcd533da278f086a3e... The interesting part is that the original author is agai
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by kreco 7mo ago
Exactly. You didn't mention the fact that my mom cannot access the recording of my microphone. That's what ThoAppelsin is proposing. It should be fairly implicit that if you are using a free product from a private company you are
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by kreco 7mo ago
> They should just have no DM feature at all, then; make all messages publicly visible. This makes no sense. I can discuss something in a bar which is not a very private conversation, I wouldn't care if someone else hear what I&#x27
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by kreco 8mo ago
Not invalidating your comment, but sometimes paying "new goods" means to support the creator.
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by kreco 8mo ago
What if I'm using 10 different OS? I can still push the file on git and it works everywhere else.
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by kreco 8mo ago
Yeah that's the kind of thing I'm talking about. Even when you don't care about being cross-platform, you still need to rely on specific routines instead of having the most low level `ut8fopen(buffer, len, mode);` My point is
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by kreco 8mo ago
In all fairness I wouldn't recommend macOS to my grandparent either.
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by kreco 8mo ago
> HN users just don’t have friends. So once you have friends all connected parties requires to install Discords. How does that work? Are your parents friendless, do they use Discord?
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by kreco 8mo ago
The mental overhead is pretty significant. You need to do weird string operations, you have certainly a class somewhere that needs to append a zero to then end of a buffer, and exclusively use the class for thw filename. You can't just
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by kreco 8mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with "impossible to change". It's 2026, to this date I cannot use standard library/api, to open a file with utf-8 filename without a null terminating string. When you want to talk to the OS you

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