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mi_lk
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mi_lk
6mo ago
I don't think D3 uses grammar of graphics model?
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mi_lk
6mo ago
Please update the "Stacked PRs" workflow article Steve...
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mi_lk
6mo ago
unironically Zune is goated in its own way
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mi_lk
6mo ago
How is the bar-to-map transition done? With what framework or calculated manually
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mi_lk
6mo ago
The guy has a point
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mi_lk
6mo ago
that's a company built on top of Jujutsu, not jj itself
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mi_lk
6mo ago
> That said, if you are starting out - I'd suggest starting with jj instead of git That wouldn't be my advice if you're going to work with other people. You can't know jj without knowing git well enough to fall back i
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6mo ago
video link?
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mi_lk
6mo ago
What are the tradeoffs compared to standard Go?
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6mo ago
I would recommend WireGuard as well, I primarily use it with Tailscale as backup. WG is straightforward to set up, and with LLM the knowledge gap is now nothing if you have trouble with it
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mi_lk
6mo ago
> I'm convinced that this project has got 2 things absolutely spot on. TypeScript and Worker plugins. Can you explain why TS is spot on?
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mi_lk
7mo ago
I haven’t done it specifically but it shouldn’t be much different from other tools calling
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7mo ago
I didn't have good experience with excalidraw-mcp when it first came out a month ago; the Claude-generated diagrams were too raw/unpolished. I'm sticking to mermaid for now but I'm interested in hearing how people make e
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7mo ago
> The author of NeoVim (Thiago de Arruda) I've always wondered what this legend is doing now
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7mo ago
> - d21b8c949ad7 pack: add built-in plugin manager `vim.pack Can someone try to sell me this over lazy.nvim? I asked Claude to convert lazy config to pack and I was not happy with it because how verbose it turned out
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mi_lk
7mo ago
That’s really because Chris Lattner was at Google Brain at the time. Don’t think it ever took off in meaningful ways
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7mo ago
Keep it up, I think you’re onto something. Sus
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7mo ago
You only really need to know when (departure/arrival time) and where (terminal/gate), no? What else necessary info that’s missing?
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mi_lk
7mo ago
Doesn’t he live in New York himself? Although not sure if that matters depending on his role
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mi_lk
7mo ago
Willing to bet good money he won’t outlive someone’s grandpa who smokes two times a day
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mi_lk
7mo ago
Going to a gym doesn't mean doing only one type of exercise, you can do yoga or cardio in the gym as a form of recovery if you mainly train for resistance for example
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mi_lk
7mo ago
Maybe get some help. People don’t construe an innocent life sharing in this hostile way
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mi_lk
7mo ago
Most people don’t care about this drama and those who care, based on everything I read, this letter will mostly make Anthropic look good / re-establish Sam Altman as a liar But of course we could live in different bubbles
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8mo ago
> People outside of Big Tech haven't heard of Anthropic "Claude by Anthropic" is currently #2 Top Free App in US App Store
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mi_lk
8mo ago
is it fair to say all passkey implementations have this advantage while only some password implementations can match?
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8mo ago
by this argument Google will win though. Identical interface with similar quality answers
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mi_lk
8mo ago
Yeah, this is glorified yak-shaving if we're being real. I'm not getting my hopes up for a true new browser
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8mo ago
this should be the link instead. @dang
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8mo ago
it's built by a subscriber
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mi_lk
8mo ago
“Known to be” then proceed to write the exact opposite type of article on his personal blog. Maybe he wants to be recognized another way
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