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by masklinn 1y ago
Mozilla indicates that they are willing to consider it given various prerequisite. GP translates that to being “more than willing to adopt it”. That is very much not a normal interpretation.
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by masklinn 1y ago
You have a really strange interpretation of the word “consider”.
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by masklinn 1y ago
I use "mine" for my fork.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Requiring a fork to open pull requests as an outsider to a project is in itself a idiosyncrasy of GitHub that could be done without. Gitea and Forgejo for example support AGit: https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/
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by masklinn 1y ago
They are listed tho. You can very much see them in info/refs.
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by masklinn 1y ago
How is it less confusing when your fork is also on github?
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by masklinn 1y ago
Probably more so really.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> You aren't saying hypermedia/hyperlinks served by a backend equal hateaos are you? That’s exactly what it is. > hateaos is from 2000 isn't it? Long after hyperlinks and the web already existed. > Over the past six
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by masklinn 1y ago
For (3) you should get bifacials with the A side facing south if your fence is N/S, if E/W the recommendation is to alternate 50/50.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Having a game where some players only play in order to win money is, for sure, a no go. Valve let that fester for years. Coffeezilla did a multi-part series on the subject late 2024. The legal aspect seems the likely angle, valve eithe
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by masklinn 1y ago
Indeed.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> The whole point of mounting solar panels should be to maximize area that is facing the sun. There are a lot more considerations to get into e.g. in areas with lots of snow verticals are significantly less affected and benefit more from
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by masklinn 1y ago
That’s specifically for e/w bifacials, you don’t get that with N/S panels.
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by masklinn 1y ago
As all tradeoffs it depends on your requirements. lz4 is ridiculously fast so it essentially gets you more ram for free, zstd is a lot more CPU-intensive but also has a much higher compression ratio. So if your RAM is severely undersized fo
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by masklinn 1y ago
My /dev/null of choice is https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/
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by masklinn 1y ago
1. Because you commonly are not. 2. Because it’s really easy to fuck up and leak attacker controlled content in markup, especially when the environment provides tons of tools to do things wrong and none to do things right. IME even when the
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by masklinn 1y ago
> feels weird for setHTML to have impossible-to-override filter. It really doesn’t. We’ve decades of experience telling us that safe behaviour is critical. > I do not understand this design choice. If I explicitly allow `script` tag,
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by masklinn 1y ago
Gruber’s original markdown tool passes HTML straight through, it was designed to make writing long-form content easier. Markdown implementations can do any of that, only allowing a whitelist of HTML elements (GFM), or not allowing HTML at a
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by masklinn 1y ago
This has nothing whatsoever to do with http.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Incorrect, with zram you swap ram to compressed ram. That reads like what they said? You reserve part of the RAM as a swap device, and memory is swapped from resident RAM to the swap ramdisk, as long as there’s space on there. And AFAI
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by masklinn 1y ago
Apple generally has excellent sleep support, even on my old falling-to-pieces unibody which would KP if you looked at it funny I don’t remember résume ever being a concern. I’m not going to say their ever degrading software quality won’t af
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by masklinn 1y ago
Python’s not a mover but the cycle breaker will walk through every object in the VM. Also since the refcounts are inline, adding a reference to a cold object will update that object. IIRC Swift has the latter issue as well (unless the heap
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by masklinn 1y ago
Do you mean self-healing zippers? They've existed for years.
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by masklinn 1y ago
He already did that back in 2021: https://eu.usatoday.com/story/opinion/voices/2021/02/11/gofu... He might have given up on the country at this point.
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by masklinn 1y ago
Assuming that by lambda you mean "an anonymous function"[1], for most intents and purposes they are, except their returns are non-local whereas functions usually have local returns. However blocks are special forms of the language
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by masklinn 1y ago
What I'm saying is that ULID is irrelevant and unnecessary, if you want "double clicked to select, and case-insensitive" you just encode your UUIDs in base32. They're still UUIDs.
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by masklinn 1y ago
A uuid is a 128b number with a specific structure. You can encode them in base32 if you want, there is no need for any sort of conversion scheme.
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by masklinn 1y ago
Postgres is not immune to uuid issues, just less sensitive, uuidv4 still does not play well with btree indexes, bloating them and impacting their performance.
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by masklinn 1y ago
Gp mentioned Postgres, which does not have clustered indexes. It has table clustering, which is a point operation rewriting the entire table but not a persistent property.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> since Rust is not the only language susceptible to data races. The point is rather that it’s not. The “trait send sync things” specify whether a value of the type is allowed to be respectively move or borrowed across thread boundaries

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