mhitza

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by mhitza 2y ago
Does the LSP provide clear autocomplete on what properties can be accessed on the bound _ ? Asking as someone that doesn't use Scala at all, but has seen the hit-and-miss of some FP language LSPs.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Looks less like a street view, and more like 360 images that link to one another. For example with future LA, I could only jump once forward and then back and the images didn't have any continuity between them.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Works in Firefox, on the same system.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Brave browser (Chromium via Flatpak) on the Steam Deck (Arch Linux) in Desktop mode with bluetooth connected mouse/keyboard.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Longest Yard is my favorite Q3 map, but for some reason I cannot use my mouse (?) in your version of the Quake 3 demo.
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by mhitza 2y ago
I've upvoted your post cause I find alternatives interesting, but you should really add a simple example on the readme page. While I heard several times of CUE before, I still need a refreshes example cause I don't use it. Also Lo
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by mhitza 2y ago
Do you know of any large OSS software built with Svelte? I'd like to see how it turns out in the long run, because I'm reticent of all frontend frameworks nowadays through what I perceive as gateways to uncontrollable accidental c
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by mhitza 2y ago
It reminded me of Carrom https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrom which is a similar Indian game I've recently discovered via Instagram feed due to following trick shots.
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by mhitza 2y ago
I've used offline indexing with Solr back in 2010-2012, and this was because the latency between the Solr server and the MySQL db (indexing done via dataimport handler) was causing the indexer to take hours instead of the sub 1 hour (s
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by mhitza 2y ago
Most people deploy on Linux. I think developers are doing themselves a disservice by chosing Windows/MacOS for developer machines, and maybe with the recent sentiment of "servers are better than the cloud" we might be heading
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by mhitza 2y ago
You're going from something simple straight to Terraform and secret storage systems like Vault (KMS and similar). While I'm not the biggest fan of where we are right now, it's better than the complexity of integrating with a
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by mhitza 2y ago
> One search feature I wanted was a way to look up a list of all flights leaving an airport on a certain day. Skyscanner does this pretty well.
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by mhitza 2y ago
My little experiments with OCaml have been pleasant thus far (in terms of language ergonomics), but on the tooling side Haskell (or rather I should say GHC) is pretty sweet. For what I had to do thus far, at one point I needed to step debug
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by mhitza 2y ago
Coincidentally I've started using the Haskell LSP around two years ago, and crashing is not one of the issues I've had with it. Since you mention F#, and C# in your previous comment, are you on the Windows platform? Maybe our expe
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by mhitza 2y ago
> * It tends to have 'first error, breaks rest of compile' problems `-fdefer-type-errors` will report those errors as warnings and fail at runtime, which is good when writing/refactoring code. Even better the Haskell LSP d
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Looks good: Doesn’t look like it was designed in 2008 Lucky us then, most DEs work on UI paradigms way older than 2008. > Doesn’t break constantly: Doesn’t break constantly. GNOME is well know for breaking often backwards compatibil
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by mhitza 2y ago
Define looks good, and doesn't break constantly.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Why wasn't push adopted more widely? It wasn't given enough time, would be my guess. First Apache release that included HTTP2 support was in late 2015, same year HTTP2 RFC finished going through the process. In 2017 there sti
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by mhitza 2y ago
Limiting services to a limited set of ports, if this forum post is still relevant today https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1780657 Regarding how to do that, it's left as an exercise to the PhD holding student.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Maybe I'll write that guide, and then (fingers crossed) people will find it via search engines (before all search engines become just an LLM frontend).
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by mhitza 2y ago
SELinux has been enabled on Fedora for as long as I remember. SELinux is complex, badly documented, policy code is obscure macro incantation, and basic debugging tools often aren't installed out of the box on server distros (such as au
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by mhitza 2y ago
> You cannot sideload any apps, so you are stuck with the defaults, but the most damning thing, is that you cannot sideload PDF files, since the MooInk 2C lacks a PDF rendering engine.
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by mhitza 2y ago
From my past research 13" is the minimum I'd be comfortable with for a tablet that is tailored for research papers. The only one that seemed just right was the Sony DP-1 or (DPT equivalent) though it was around 1000 USD and Window
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by mhitza 2y ago
Since they don't operate directly in the EU, there is not much else they can do aside from collaborating with other countries DPAs to ban any EU company from integrating with them (per the article currently only companies in the Nether
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by mhitza 2y ago
It's a rare thing nowadays to find a terminal command that is interactive and doesn't provide alternative flags for batch processing. Expect would still be useful for someone scripting a debugger (for example), but Tcl falls under
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by mhitza 2y ago
> People say tmux is more powerful. Whatever that means? I very rarely use screen/tmux nowadays, but as I recall tmux is a better fit for someone who wants to script their interaction. It makes it easy to send keys to other panes&#x
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by mhitza 2y ago
The same can be said about Discourse, and at least then the information is also publicly searchable. Not realtime, sure, but for me most of that time that's perfectly alright.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Because back when CGI programs where the norm application servers weren't really a thing outside of maybe Java and similar ecosystem (by which I mean dotnet). When you wrote a web application before the ~2010s you wouldn't start o
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by mhitza 2y ago
> I just wish I better understood why people fall in love with certain tools. Love is a strong word. For me it's more pleasant to use on a small scale, as I find it helpful to avoid an external stylesheet that I constantly jump to,
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by mhitza 2y ago
People didn't want it because browsers didn't support it (except FF, as you noted). Some of us had our fingers crossed that other browsers would pick it up.

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