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Thanks for the Jan. 6 Memories, Apple Photos App(slate.com)
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by linux2647 5y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29906774
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by linux2647 5y ago
I'm guessing they're referring to Ebiten, a 2D library for game programming in Go: https://ebiten.org/
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by linux2647 5y ago
That’s what I’m finding
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by linux2647 5y ago
:eyes: doesn’t seem to have a lot of pairings, but there are some with some of the heart emoji (EDIT: I tried adding a permalink, but I’m having trouble doing so on mobile; does HN not support full Unicode?)
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by linux2647 5y ago
One has to buy the block of IP addresses, from ARIN or some other Internet governance body, that contains the IP you’re looking for
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JavaScript Hidden Classes and Inline Caching in V8 (2015)(richardartoul.github.io)
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by linux2647 5y ago
I think the retry period is somewhere between 48 and 72 hours
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Fastmail currently down/under attack(fastmailstatus.com)
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by linux2647 5y ago
Here's a short summary of what went down with links for more info: https://www.reddit.com/r/ublock/comments/32mos6/ublock_vs_ub...
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by linux2647 5y ago
Raymond Hill created the uBlock ad blocker, and now maintains uBlock Origin ( https://github.com/gorhill )
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by linux2647 5y ago
I’m all for experimenting with languages, but there is something to be said for having a familiar syntax. Using & and | for Boolean logic operators could be seen as a useful improvement, but then how does one express bitwise and and or
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by linux2647 5y ago
My wife has an infrared sauna and loves it. I’ve used it a few times and it gets pretty hot. You sweat a lot, so I’m assuming it’s getting the same effect
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by linux2647 5y ago
The README mentioned that they have their changes in a separate public GitHub repo and that they plan to upstream it
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by linux2647 5y ago
Probably not like an ISO or RFC. Probably more like AWS S3: it has an API that other software conforms to, but it isn’t strictly speaking a standard
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by linux2647 5y ago
I’d agree If I’m using css daily I might know what these mean, but I only edit css once in a while, so most of these properties are lost on me
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by linux2647 5y ago
No doubt. I use JetBrains' suite of tools and I wonder how this squares up with Codespaces
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by linux2647 5y ago
No, the article pointed out that vim and Emacs users can ssh into the hosts and edit code there. No VS Code use required
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by linux2647 5y ago
Good use case for using tabs and setting a low tab size. But still
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by linux2647 5y ago
> Take a moment to appreciate what just happened here - I downloaded a Windows build of Zig, ran it in Wine, using it to cross compile for Linux, and then ran the binary natively. Computers are fun!
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by linux2647 5y ago
Alternatively, my company tends to rely on “testing in production” to avoid having different environments. If we need to try something new, we use feature gates/flags to only give select users access to experimental code paths. It’s
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by linux2647 5y ago
Reminds me of https://xkcd.com/888/
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by linux2647 5y ago
Reminds me of https://xkcd.com/724/
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by linux2647 5y ago
Thread on a single page: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1389106103179378689.html
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by linux2647 5y ago
Six Colors offers some graphs of the earnings from the call: https://sixcolors.com/post/2021/04/apples-record-second-quar...
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by linux2647 6y ago
My current company has really good internal tooling, and it's opened my eyes to just how productive developers can be when there's good tooling. Whenever I switch jobs, I'll either have to find another company that has at le
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by linux2647 6y ago
Or nine if you live on US west coast ;)
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by linux2647 6y ago
That’s what the SQLAlchemy Core is for. You pass around a SQL AST and modify it as you go before executing it. It’s incredibly flexible and always produces what I expect in the resulting SQL. I’ve even written reports with it.
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by linux2647 6y ago
DST bugs?
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by linux2647 6y ago
How large does a repository need to get to run into this issue?

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