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by lilyball 4y ago
The iPad works great for young kids. There's a lot of great iPad cases for kids too.
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by lilyball 4y ago
> The goal of the tag is to reduce non-essential motion, but gifs may have essential information on a frame other than the first. This is why I said I wasn't taking a stand on whether the <img> tag should apply this logic na
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by lilyball 4y ago
Because prefers-reduced-motion isn't the default, but "no autoplay" is. And prefers-reduced-motion is also the correct answer here, because people who have prefers-reduced-motion enabled most likely don't want animating
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by lilyball 4y ago
There are many cases in which animated images are used today where requiring autoplay would break. For example, an online group chat platform that uses tiny animated images for reaction indicators. Having to individually play each reaction
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by lilyball 4y ago
FWIW Rust automatically retries the operation on EINTR.
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by lilyball 4y ago
This strikes me as very odd. The post yesterday is about a 2-year-old article. This post is about a brand new article, from the same author, written more or less as a response to all of the responses to the original article over the past 2
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by lilyball 4y ago
It's because it matches the way we speak dates aloud. When intended for human consumption, sortability and big-endianness doesn't matter, but matching the way we speak does. Maybe other cultures actually speak dates differently, I
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by lilyball 4y ago
> place two windows side by side properly is just like impossible macOS has supported automatic snapping while dragging windows for years now. Just drag it slowly when you're approaching the edge of the other window and the window
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by lilyball 4y ago
Your `.name as $name` was my immediate attempt too, but it turns out you can go even simpler with jq '{name, val: .vals[]}'
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by lilyball 5y ago
.DS_Store is one file per directory, and it's a dotfile too so it should be hidden by default from most *nix commands.
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by lilyball 5y ago
You can also use naersk¹ if you want to avoid a two-step process. It's especially convenient when using nix flakes. ¹ https://github.com/nix-community/naersk
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by lilyball 5y ago
It can display merge conflicts (as Git can display those) but it doesn't resolve them. It's purely a display tool. Its installation instructions recommend setting `merge.conflictstyle = diff3` but that's not an automatic proc
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by lilyball 5y ago
The parent comment is about merge style, not diff style. Delta displays diffs, it's not a merge tool.
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by lilyball 5y ago
Risk tolerance, a need for a diversified portfolio, a lack of infinite money to spend buying stock, etc?
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by lilyball 5y ago
I second a vote for Wipr. A few weeks ago something got temporarily screwed up in Safari and Wipr got disabled and I was shocked at how many ads I was suddenly seeing. I didn't realize quite how much stuff Wipr was blocking until then.
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by lilyball 5y ago
> Others have made independent calculations and arrived at a different conclusion: the calibration date would more likely fall sometime in the summer of 204 BCE, although Voulgaris countered that this doesn't explain why the winter
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by lilyball 5y ago
How do you log into a server for the first time without a password? How do you log into a server from a brand new machine without access to your previous machine or sharing certs?
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by lilyball 5y ago
Recognizing "this is a cat" and "this is a specific painting of a cat" are different challenges though.
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by lilyball 5y ago
Probably so that way your code doesn't start at the left edge of the screen. This means your head stays more centered instead of constantly turned to the left.
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by lilyball 5y ago
I haven't attempted this yet but I have wondered about the feasibility of using the nixos/nix docker image just to build a linux/amd64 docker image using Nix. Or setting up a nixos/nix docker image as a remote builder fo
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by lilyball 5y ago
They have a "Community on GitHub" plan¹ that's free if you're using it either for an open-source project, or "to interconnect your own friends and family". It does mean your friends & family have to use Git
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by lilyball 5y ago
Are you intentionally trying to preserve lexicographic ordering? If so, doing percent-encoding-but-with-dash is reasonable and pretty easy to explain. If you don't care about lexicographic ordering then I would recommend picking a diff
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by lilyball 5y ago
Downloading the resulting files is a really strong argument against the original "dash encoding" as proposed, because if I try to download the example /legislators/legislator_terms-/1.json path I'll end up with
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by lilyball 5y ago
A lot of display tools support them (though you might find issues with CI systems that show the lot in a web page) but a lot of processing tools don’t. For example, you might have difficulty using grep on your log file if there are escape c
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by lilyball 5y ago
CI often runs software in a pseudo-terminal.
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by lilyball 5y ago
I had one of these too! Though parents could override it if needed (which was generally done if e.g. we had a friend over, so we could play games together without using up all our weekly time).
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by lilyball 5y ago
> I've mostly only noticed Akamai when they were screwing something up for one of their customers Normally their service is pretty invisible to the end user so it would be weird if you noticed them when things were working fine.
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by lilyball 5y ago
> Like another commenter in the thread pointed out, it's like choosing to ride a bicycle and then complaining that it removes your agency to sit in a seat and be powered by an internal combustion engine? Except you can do that wit
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by lilyball 5y ago
Algorithms aren't patentable. What's patented here is a specific circuit that implements this algorithm in order to calculate the average in a single instruction cycle.
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by lilyball 5y ago
People seem mostly mad about the IAP thing, so I don't understand why everyone keeps lumping third-party payments and third-party app stores together. They're completely orthogonal.

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