looperhacks

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by looperhacks 6d ago
That would require the editor to be able to build an AST - defeating the point of LSP, because now the editor needs to know every possible language again
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by looperhacks 9d ago
Smoking areas are more a requirement of the location than anything else
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by looperhacks 9d ago
Google Streetview isn't opt-in, it's opt-out. But it was used so much that Google simply gave up for a while. Blurring faces (and I assume license plates) was a thing before they started serving imagery for Germany
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by looperhacks 25d ago
You will usually see these in public places that have no other access controls - think in a park, rather than in a restaurant. It's for places that have a high risk of people sleeping in them.
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by looperhacks 29d ago
A misfeature is specifically a feature that's just bad, while verschlimmbessern can happen with everything that nobody would call a feature (insert something about xkcd 1172). But yeah, it's pretty close
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by looperhacks 29d ago
It's certainly used - not in the top 100, but if the situation calls for it, it's not unexpected. There's a big difference between enshitification and "Verschlimmbesserung". The latter has the intent of actually imp
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by looperhacks 1mo ago
This has nothing to do with continuous ketone measurements
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by looperhacks 1mo ago
> You'd rather the banal corporate beige in every other handbook? At least this reads like someone means it. It reads like someone wants to sound cool but fails to do so.
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by looperhacks 1mo ago
At least mention that it's your own project ...
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
Sorry guys, it's my fault. Every time I try to get into nix, there's a new community meltdown. I just installed NixOS yesterday ...
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
While yes, the opening and title cards are very good, I can't get over the (imho) pretty "meh" layout of the crawling text. The right margin is very jagged (especially the "Replicant"), even when it doesn't app
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
I agree with everything you say, but the initial "Atomausstieg" was decided in 2000/put into law in 2002, when the Greens were in office. The exit was delayed in 2010 (and then accelerated again in 2011) by the CDU/CSU&#
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
"You can't change the past" really isn't fatalism
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
Not an immigrant, but I still have to get appointments :D It really depends on where you are. In some parts you can do a lot online, in other places you have to do everything in person. Sometimes you can book an appointment online and somet
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
I don't know Solid Queue or the rails environment, but I expect that not every worker will create it's own connection, there should be a connection pool in-between
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
Jevons paradox is often claimed, but largely irrelevant in this case, imo. If the demand rises, the price rises again, as well. It doesn't force anybody to keep using fossil energy
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by looperhacks 2mo ago
> If we did that, meltwater water supply would essentially stop (in somewhere between 8 months and 2 years), everywhere on the planet How? Why? Meltwater comes from the temperature difference between summer and winter, how does it have a
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
Can't open the article, so maybe it was already mentioned. But not only does South Korea claim the entire Peninsula, they even consider North Koreans as South Korean citizens.
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
Not mine, but you can check this issue: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/issues/5421
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
See also: Edge Computing
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
So you unhappy with their pricing policy, which sounds understandable. But what were you expecting the support to do about this?
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
I don't think it's primarily about being scared of debt, it's just a weird, unnecessary step in-between. I have a credit-card and even I don't understand why I should prefer it over my debit card
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
That doesn't help you if the ATM provider charges you, though?
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by looperhacks 3mo ago
But if these tasks are too minor, too finicky, too open-ended or too reliant on manual dexterity for a purpose-built robot, how can a general purpose robot perform them better? If anything, they should be doing worse. The only thing I can t
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
Before I respond, I want to point out that I'm against age verification as well. > "Think of the children!" - Say the 40-year-old millennials who were exposed to the Wild West of internet content as children and are still
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
They didn't claim that Germany doesn't give money to companies. The claim was that Germany doesn't want to give money to start-ups.
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
The theory is that this won't be the only fine if Temu doesn't fix this. So yes, a slap on the fingers, but the fines should grow bigger if Temu doesn't address this.
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
This gets parroted all the time, but I have never seen any proof that this is actually true. It's always this one image comparing the two, but never any real example. It's just unreliable sources copying from each other.
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
I have a jailbroken Kindle that's connected to Wifi (and theoretically has access to the internet). No problems for three years now
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by looperhacks 4mo ago
Maybe we should start posting av story when GitHub has been fine for some time instead of posting every incident

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