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by mapcars 1y ago
In the assistant panel there is a mode option - write / ask / minimal, it sounds like what you are looking for. Anyway you can always make your prompts to do or not do certain actions, they are adding more features, if you want yo
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by mapcars 1y ago
Thanks for clarifying, it was confusing to figure that out from the article
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by mapcars 1y ago
> while Meta drew a penalty of €200 million for its "pay or consent" advertising model, which requires that European Union users pay to access ad-free versions of Facebook and Instagram Wait, isn't pretty much all web cont
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by mapcars 1y ago
It depends, no consequences is one thing and not being detected at all is another.
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by mapcars 2y ago
These ideas are great, but I don't understand how the whole Smalltalk approach can fit into modern development environments of multiple engineers working on a project, client-server architectures, or even large codebases - TDD helps,
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by mapcars 2y ago
> Web SaaS companies just wanting to use "common" frameworks Companies obviously want to use what works well and been tested and tried in production. If Nue achieves that with significant benefits outweighting the migration cos
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by mapcars 2y ago
Can you give some examples of some of these standards that make Nue stand out and other frameworks don't use? It seems that if other frameworks make use of these standards we would get a similar performance boost across the ecosystem.
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by mapcars 2y ago
I think its enough to disconnect your wifi/router and installer will give you an option to proceed without internet.
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by mapcars 2y ago
Definitely there are studies about that, for example: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11211751/ >but apparently have not experienced what people here are claiming Or you did have experience it just did
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by mapcars 2y ago
There are studies you can find about it, for example: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11211751/ The simple way to understand it is exposure to nature activates some internal mechanisms that evolved with u
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by mapcars 2y ago
There are so many things put together here almost randomly, because of that its easy to criticise the whole thing, but there are some reasonable things in it. Having barefoot connection with soil is definitely good for you, so is any reason
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by mapcars 2y ago
Parser is one of the show cases of the fundamental language approach to not have "code" and "data" but only have data, which might occasionally be interpreted using different parsers. One example I don't think you c
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by mapcars 2y ago
You ever heard of Crystal, Red, XL?
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by mapcars 2y ago
Looking through the examples, macros and pattern-matching, for me that would be impressive like 10 years ago. If you want to see really innovative, readable and powerful language check out Red. While the language development seems to be cea
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by mapcars 2y ago
> at least be able to use Python, but in a very controlled, not-insane way Thats funny, about 10 years ago I started my career in a startup that had Python business logic running under Erlang (via custom connector) which handled supervis
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by mapcars 2y ago
They don't have syntax highlighting, Zed uses LSP server for each language. I'm sure lisps have them, the question is just to add support in Zed for a particular one.
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by mapcars 2y ago
While the detection area of the cloudflare attack is bigger I think the main problem here is that its much easier to get access to it than to cellphone towers.
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by mapcars 2y ago
Interesting, I guess I missed that
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by mapcars 2y ago
I remember a number of years back when Steam started Proton thing, it didn't look very promising. Since then it evolved into an actual OS, it would be amazing if Valve could pull this off and expand Linux gaming into mainstream devices
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by mapcars 2y ago
I'm curious if Crystal lang is not fit enough for the main task?
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by mapcars 2y ago
How true is that? I see people talking about Sanskrit being 3 to 5 thousand years old. Or was it not a written at that time?
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by mapcars 2y ago
I see now, you are sending messages directly to Erlang server so you don't have to worry about network sockets. In my experience the issues with Erlang come with working with data structures, records are not flexible and there is not m
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by mapcars 2y ago
Its always nice to see people experimenting with different technologies. I'm curious about Erlang server, do you see any advantage or features that Erlang provides, compared to for example if the server was running in Python via multip
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by mapcars 2y ago
Red/Rebol has a different, powerful approach to homoiconicity and DSLs. And there is this XL language that has very interesting approach to extending the language, but sadly the compiler is not in a runnable state, I could only assess
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by mapcars 2y ago
How come people make fancy expensive keyboards for enthusiasts without aligned columns?
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by mapcars 2y ago
> That girl is probably at home, grieving deeply for the loss of her father, while at the same time, people are on WhatsApp or in their units, discussing their 'call schedules.' Isn’t that heartbreaking? No, its not? People did
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by mapcars 2y ago
Hi, this looks great but I tried to do the setup as described in the readme using OBS and streaming to your server and I saw 3-4 seconds delay, how exactly can I reach sub-second?
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by mapcars 2y ago
Not really, its an anonymous function stored in a variable foo
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by mapcars 2y ago
It makes is so much easier to discuss things with other devs if there is even a scratch-level diagram of flow/data/api etc. Especially if it allows making comments, we use Figma at my company and for personal projects I use draw.i
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by mapcars 2y ago
> If you stretch it literally anything can be art For sure, in a way because its subjective. Even by your own definition of generating strong emotion, people had been inspired by all sorts of things, like apple falling from a tree. Apple

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