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3y ago
The faq returns a 502 as well
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3y ago
They list search in their public api https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis/blob/288aa7fb71c9b6...
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3y ago
I am skeptical. I feel like I already have to sift through a lot before I find something I think is worth reading. Knowing it is written by a computer makes me feel less interested in reading it.
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4y ago
I was surprised when I saw them go public the other day. It wasn't really clear to me what their business plan was. At the time, I was still under the impression they had a bunch of spac money, but I had a hard time seeing a path for t
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4y ago
I can currently download it on my linux box from here. https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
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4y ago
https://asahilinux.org/
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4y ago
https://archive.is/oH9QZ
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4y ago
I get involved in social activities in the town I live in. I go to local developer meetups to spend time with other nerds, meetups related to non-technical interests (scifi, history, etc), local shows and events, and invite people I meet at
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4y ago
I write tests as I go along. It helps me challenge my assumptions about what I wrote, and it helps me write more robust code. I usually end up with 80-90% coverage.
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4y ago
I didn't realize `-k` wasn't posix, good to know.
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4y ago
What advantage does this have over fuser? fuser -k 8080/tcp
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4y ago
I haven't tried alloy, but I am curious why not being able to stop the instance is an issue?
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4y ago
I am not sure what its like in Norway. My understanding is the temperature reduces the effective capacity [0]. Heated garages aren't very common around here (I don't have a garage at all), so raising the temperature of the car wou
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4y ago
I really wanted one, but its too impractical. There are no or very few charging stations where I live, it gets very cold here, and I often find I need to drive across the country driving through rural areas that have limited charging covera
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4y ago
This article doesn't define what a "metaverse programming language" is, and its not really apparent after reading it. Is it a proprietary cloud platform, and verse is it's dsl?
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4y ago
I feel like every crescent wrench I have tried wrecks fasteners. A good set of combo wrenches are so much nicer to work with.
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4y ago
I hope this is the storage solution backing zombo.com
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4y ago
I find it interesting it isn't self hosted. https://github.com/facebook/sapling
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4y ago
I agree. It seems like if companies are pulling out its probably best for the scene. I think people still want to have fun and compete against each other, and it will be more interesting to see organic competitions instead of the large corp
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Twitter Account Tracking Elon Musk’s Private Jet Gets Shadow Banned
(thedailybeast.com)
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4y ago
That was my take as well. I don't intend to adopt passkeys until they have been around for a long time, and hopefully some of those growing pains will be teased out or it is apparent that its a walled garden.
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4y ago
Claims that everyone will start developing in the cloud instead of locally seem about as likely as crypto currency replacing fiat currency.
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4y ago
Why share their twitter, when they are posting the papers on mastadon? https://hachyderm.io/@ifesdjeen
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4y ago
Ahhh that makes sense, and more reasonable why they removed the class. Thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
It seems like you are using the `MemoryAddress` object. The article says that api was removed in 20. I may be misunderstanding what you are doing though :) In Java 19, there was a notion named MemoryAddress used for “pointers to memor
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4y ago
That is very interesting, I hadn't heard of CHERI. 129 bit pointers sound like a bit of an oddity to me. What is the story behind choosing that size?
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4y ago
This is perhaps a naive question, but are there many machines that need more than 64bits of address space? One of the things that jumped out to me about that changes, was that I assume that this will allow for unsafe pointer math. I suppose
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4y ago
I have wondered what effect text posts appearing similar to downvoted post has on the people who read it. Does it make people think more critically when reading posts? If that is the case, it seems like something worth preserving.
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4y ago
We're not available on mobile yet! Please switch to desktop view to try out the prototype. Thanks! I got a message saying I was on mobile on my desktop (firefox).
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4y ago
I am not convinced there is a market there. This is a feature in existing ides, and the grammar suggestions are often wrong.
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