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by larusso 1y ago
I can’t see myself using this. I have a mental map of my folder structure and am actually proud that I can navigate and type the structure fast enough to move around. I feel that remembering which directory was last and adding some matching
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by larusso 1y ago
Over 10 years ago I was a bit more invested in the ruby environment and the whole duck typing thing. I really liked dynamically typed languages. One thing I remember was when learning rsync that other libraries loved to write specs where al
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by larusso 1y ago
The analogy I always use is the filling a water bottle one. In the beginning when the bottle is empty you can go full power and fill it up with high pressure. At the end you need to reduce the pressure to not spill the water. I know it does
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by larusso 1y ago
Replaying with a quote from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: “Whoever said the human race was logical?”
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by larusso 1y ago
I have no official source but know that this happens a lot. Also the arguments with the employer about the letters afterwards. Some are so fed up and let you write the first or final draft. There is also the hidden code. So instead of writ
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by larusso 1y ago
When the first wave of null check operators came out our code bases filled up with ? operators. I luckily had used the operator in swift and rust to somewhat know what it can do and what not. Worse the fact that unlike rust the ? operator o
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by larusso 1y ago
Back in 2011 I did the grave mistake of updating my iPad to the beta version of iOS. It was iOS 4 I believe. I took it with me on my honeymoon travel in US. My use case was to offload images onto the iPhotos app with an SD adapter. I bought
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by larusso 1y ago
Ok this answers my question to the nature of the page. As in: Are these examples that show results you get when using certain inputs and prompts. Or are these impressive lucky on offs. I was a bit surprised to see quality. Last time I playe
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by larusso 1y ago
I’m more in the lurker camp. But sometimes I write a comment or want to reply to something. Every now and then I type a super long comment to simply leave the page before posting. Sometimes it’s the fear of not being clear enough and dreadi
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by larusso 1y ago
async is like a virus. I think the implementation in js and .NET is somewhat ok’ish because your code is inside an async context most of the time. I really hate the red / blue method issues where library functions get harder to compose
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by larusso 1y ago
Sadly you had to know the underlying structure of the components to work around the performance issues. Main pain point I had to work around was the fact that most containers where scrollable by default and brought a huge update cost. For
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by larusso 1y ago
I still run the theory that Apple has actors on staff to just “be cool at the Apple Store”. I once went into the local store during daytime in summer (my lunch break) to pick up an order. There was a very attractive young woman dancing next
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by larusso 1y ago
Have an example that I can read. I also use this error but struggle a bit when it comes to deciding how fine grained or like in the article, how big an error type should be.
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by larusso 1y ago
I think it doesn’t matter. The point is that more people drive daily with these trains than most people in other states their respected train lines. It’s just shows that the US has nearly no train infrastructure when a theme park train has
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by larusso 1y ago
You are right. I know that. That’s why I stay away from this and buy consoles. Only that they creeped in the same setup. One to play in better quality pay more. Or take the pedestrian version.
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by larusso 1y ago
The Article forgot to mention that Counter Strike started as a Half Life Mod. And I remember friends playing UT mods more than the base game. I’m not very happy with gaming in 2025. I’m more a console gamer because the whole custom configur
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by larusso 1y ago
I had luck with my actions I tried to debug. But I also had the issue that the runtime difference is simply too big to 100% trust it. Too bad because I think the tool is quite good.
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by larusso 1y ago
Never used the tool. But it seems both aider and cursor are not at their strongest out of the box? I read similar thing about cursor and doing custom configuration so it picks up coding guidelines etc etc. Is there some kind of agreed best
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by larusso 1y ago
Will check this out. I like to have a bit more control over my stack if possible.
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by larusso 1y ago
Back in my native android days I used cgdb to have a split screen view of the sources I debug. The vim like interface was exactly what I needed. Just thought about it after seeing this project. https://cgdb.github.io/
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by larusso 1y ago
Yeah reminds me about the weird way Apple provides multi language support for iMessage announcements over AirPods. I’m from Germany and my phone is set to English because of job related reasons. I message a lot of people in English and the
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by larusso 1y ago
Interesting. Never heard that term. Will check it out thanks.
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by larusso 1y ago
I often contemplated about people like Zuckerberg who had massive success with the first thing they built and then have to come to terms that not everything they touch turns to gold. I wonder what kind of feeling that must be if your greate
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by larusso 1y ago
Exactly. The biggest pain is to read and figure out what the next button actually does. Is the big Button an except all? Use selected? Or what ever wording they use. I might not want to block cookies for certain pages. So an extension that
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by larusso 1y ago
That sounds awesome. How much noise makes the motor during open/close cycle? I remember that the plastic had quite some friction on its own.
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by larusso 1y ago
I assume Lua would fit the bill then definitely. Edit: Just want to mention that this sounds like a super interesting project. I have to admit that I struggled to see where python was run on the hardware when mentioning custom toolchains an
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by larusso 1y ago
This sounds like your ‚arch‘ (sorry don‘t 100% know the correct term here) could potentially also run ruby/js if the toolchain can interpret it into your assembly language?
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by larusso 1y ago
I actually have no real clue how and where Spain/Portugal is connected to rest of Europe but could they also restart North to south with help from the grid from France?
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by larusso 1y ago
Maybe the coated ones do work better. For my use the lamp was simply not bright enough.
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by larusso 1y ago
Cool project indeed. I used to own the first model and thought about how one could motorize the lamp. I used to own the one which didn’t have the reflected coating on the inside panels. At least in Germany they changed that a few years back

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