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This argument is so bizarre to me. Humans create new, spontaneous thoughts. AI doesn’t have that. Even if someone’s comment is influenced by all the data they have ingested over their lives, their style is distinct and deliberate, to the po
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If you’re afraid of the experimental status, there are plethora of pinning solutions other than flakes which work with NixOS today and will continue working until roughly the end of time
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2y ago
Then the EU can stop them from selling their products to EU customers, since as soon as you’re providing services to EU customers you’re obliged to play by EU rules
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2y ago
Some might think this is what the beta is for but I guess not. Let’s excuse the multi trillion dollar company for releasing broken software, each release being more broken than the previous one
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(Haven’t worked with hazel and I couldn’t find much in the documentation so this may be wrong) Because that case is non-exhaustive. It will match a list with 0, 1, or 2 elements, but the last arm matches a list with exactly 2 elements, not
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The solution shouldn’t be to forbid anyone but apple from doing stuff in the background but to make permissions very clear, allow for stuff like scheduling background tasks and/or limiting background resources and, for power users, to
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2y ago
TIL it’s in the files app. I always use the notes app for this. You can either long-press on notes and tap scan document or go into a random note, scan a document, and export it as pdf from there
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2y ago
We must have different definitions of “being in touch”. Sending an email and going on vacation, then actively ignoring incoming messages isn’t being in touch. And I don’t blame the person from the Nix team who went on vacation, but not forw
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The deadline was literally publicly available in the public matrix channel which anyone can read even without a matrix account. The reporter also said they were willing to extend the deadline, if the nix team reached out. They didn’t and ch
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2y ago
No, he’s saying his friend sees a new, shiny, just stabilized function in the standard library and first thing they do is jump to using it
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I always describe it to myself this way - T: Foo means T is a superset of Foo (because it at least implements Foo but most likely more) thus 'a: 'b means 'a is at least as wide as 'b, and possibly wider
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I’d recommend updating your browser. TextEncoderStream has been in Firefox since 2022, in Chrome since 2018, and in Safari since 2021
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It’s a google project, that’s probably the first use case they considered
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2y ago
My take is that they should always be committed, but never generated by the dev, instead generated and pushed when necessary by CI. The problem with generating those files yourself is that, in many cases, it makes the output nondetermin
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Based on the title I thought it was something I could selfhost on my own metal, but the first sentence says > Plunk is an open-source email platform built on top of AWS SES. I’m out. That’s everything I needed to know about this project
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I don’t understand those comments. I’ve been using sway for years, i3 before that and I’ve been using xdg-open since forever to open any file in the default application and I never felt it was confusing or I that I needed to replace it with
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Yes you can generate a key which, for example, only allows you to edit DNS of a specific domain
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It’s because Timestamp implements the FromStr trait which is one of the first traits everyone learns about when learning rust. So when you say that your value is a Timestamp and the expression is string.parse()?, the compiler knows that it
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Enterprise developer from hell ( https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/property-based-testi... ) but as a CLI tool
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Then you’d click the „yes and never ask me again” if a prompt about whether you want to download a random binary showed up. But a lot of people wouldn’t want to click that and would either click „no and never ask me again” or vet each case
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Yeah, right. GitHub migrated from serving static sites to displaying everything dynamically and it’s basically unusable nowadays. Unbelievably long load times, frustratingly unresponsive, and that’s on my top spec m1 MacBook Pro connected t
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As someone who is in this space, I’m not aware of any recent major developments so it’s most likely someone just thought it’s cool and hasn’t been talked about on HN in sufficiently long
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And the software authors made it clear that those features, even if compiled in, are disabled by default and the code never executes.
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If you’re getting paid you’re by definition not a volunteer. You may be getting some perks like volunteering at a convention giving you an entry pass for that convention, but as soon as you’re getting some other gains, be it monetary or n
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While videoconferencing does take some resources, the fact of the matter is both zoom and teams are poorly written web apps packaged into “desktop applications” and that’s where most of the utilization is coming from
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Pair Your Compilers at the ABI Café
(faultlore.com)
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If we’re going by giant enterprise standards then Windows XP is the latest version of windows
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They aren’t really. Even if the overlap was completely perfect and all spam contributions were the ones done to boost resume, you still shouldn’t judge the contributor for trying to boost their resume but judge the contribution by how use
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3y ago
It’s called a numeronym https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeronym
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3y ago
The only freebie here is the PR implementing a major feature which people were excited for, that was ignored for months
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