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by neolog 6y ago
1Password filled his card expiration date into the dollars field.
662.
by neolog 6y ago
Don't sanction for the mistake, sanction for the nontransparency.
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by neolog 6y ago
Anyway it's a real programming language so that feature is probably just a matter of defining a function, which a user can do themselves
664.
by neolog 6y ago
I suppose it depends on the grocer and the town
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by neolog 6y ago
IIRC you can't copyright facts
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by neolog 6y ago
> Does anyone argue that a grocery store is using, much less abusing, its monopolistic power by doing that? No. Grocery stores don't have anything like monopoly power.
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by neolog 6y ago
How does it compare to Nim?
668.
by neolog 6y ago
Oh, like a mask object.
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by neolog 6y ago
What is "Microsoft HART group"?
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by neolog 6y ago
Some questions I have are - what is this - how do I pronounce the name (note there's a popular crypto tool called "age", which is "pronounced like the Japanese 上げ (with a hard g)") - what are the alternatives (regul
671.
by neolog 6y ago
If I'm looking for a good hotel in x, I probably want good information on the quality of hotels in x. I don't want ads about the hotels.
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by neolog 6y ago
Nominal typing just means someone has to declare that LinearClassifier implements Classifier. That could be done by the LinearClassifier maintainer or by the user.
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by neolog 6y ago
Dunno, never connected it to HDMI. I recently switched from pulse/alsa to Pipewire with the Pulse shim, working pretty well so far. I don't have any reason in particular to think that Pipewire would help, ... but sometimes changin
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by neolog 6y ago
There's a new project in julia. Is that the kind of negative space you're talking about? https://discourse.julialang.org/t/ann-constructivegeometry-j...
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by neolog 6y ago
> then you have to deal with drivers. I've been using USB DAC on Linux for years, always worked out of the box.
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by neolog 6y ago
> think all wealth fundamentally belongs to the government Not the government, no.
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by neolog 6y ago
> High income people get almost nothing ... They get high incomes.
678.
by neolog 6y ago
Was the taskforce's job to make that happen to the whistleblower?
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by neolog 6y ago
That's amazing.
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by neolog 6y ago
VSCode has a Magit port and at least two roam/org clones.
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by neolog 6y ago
Wow. Is that a real measured number, or are you guessing?
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by neolog 6y ago
> If you're doing that level of writing, it's time to upgrade to more appropriate hardware. What is the right hardware for that kind of workload?
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by neolog 6y ago
I think specifically, transient.el is the 2d CLI. https://github.com/magit/transient
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by neolog 6y ago
implementer(IReceiver)(builtins.set) only needs to be written once, not once at each call site. It's telling the global registry that builtins.set implements IReceiver.
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by neolog 6y ago
Explicitly declaring which types provide which interfaces is the whole point of explicit interfaces. But I don't think the "you can declare a protocol after several types already implement it" is any different under explicit
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by neolog 6y ago
Why is it so cheap? Aren't the customers people who want to switch from $1000 phones for freedom (not price)?
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by neolog 6y ago
> Unlike Interfaces, Protocols can describe the types of things that already exist. Can't interfaces do that too? You can just say builtins.set implements the receiver interface.
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by neolog 6y ago
The name is a play on the classic "goto" essay.
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by neolog 6y ago
Filesystem IO https://trio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference-io.html#asyn...
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by neolog 6y ago
I don't think DMCA bans music player apps.

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