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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Situations like this one make a company show whether they really are open source or only do so for marketability and to artificially appear more trustworthy. And sadly too often it comes out that it’s the latter
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Seems like the „community-maintained” ones they endorse, like the Rust implementation, do I did not realize Rust wasn’t officially supported until I didn’t go to their GitHub and see in the readme that it’s a community project, and not thei
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
must_use doesn’t have to be on a type, it can be applied to a function
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I like the e, it’s cute. The only real issue I have with this font is that the weight of each digit feels uneven. I can’t put my finger on it but looking at the comparison chart with the version numbers, even though the stroke width is the
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I tried using pijul as the main VCS for my projects I really did and the fundamentals are awesome, but last time I used it the UX was pretty terrible. The easiest and most immediate thing that’d address my issues would be git status-esque c
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LED Matrix Earrings(mitxela.com)
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Because they don’t know anything except the phone number so all they have is a list of phone numbers which maybe people use. Quite different from Facebook reading everything you send, for example
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
To me leopard is the most iconic. In my head it’s the wallpaper of modern macOS. I still remember back in the day that was the first thing I downloaded when I tried to make my Vista PC look at least a little bit like a Mac :-)
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Obligatory mention of rash[0] which I absolutely adore but because it never got the love it desires, the REPL experience is quite lacking. The scripting however is genuinely pretty delightful [0] https://rash-lang.org/
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
It’s so surreal to me how every time apple comes up on HN there’s so so many people coming to defend them and applauding them for what they’re doing when, like in this example, they’re clearly trying to manipulate and do whatever they can t
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Personally I build and cache all of my configurations with Hercules-CI + Cachix. The 5 gig limit on Cachix is slowly starting to limit me because of the 5 machines’ configs I currently have (and growing) so I’ll probably need a private cach
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
> Back in school, I had to remember a few radicals to use them as needed. √13 was one of them. I have forgotten them by now. We also had to learn the algorithm to compute any √ as needed That’s very interesting. In Poland we also had pro
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
You’re either ignorantly or willfully misunderstanding the problem. Cars existing isn’t bad on its own, it’s the fact that, especially in North America, it’s not only the default but also more often than not the only option people consi
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Reminded me of Stefania Follini[0], who used to hold women’s world record for longest isolation [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefania_Follini
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
„In the ways that matter” and the only way that matters for a lot of employers is what is cheaper. This maybe isn’t strictly related to the topic of this post or conversation but a lot of companies have been replacing most, or even all, sup
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
It’s not a matter of “is it good enough to replace humans”, as despite all of us here knowing it’s not, we could list many companies (and even industries) where it’s already happening
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I’m from the EU and I’ve never had coffee cake with no coffee nor tea cake with no tea. Very fascinating tidbit about the naming, TIL
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
It’s possible and I’ve done it, it’s just unusably slow. If you want to use it solely for terminal usage then it’s bearable.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
The rust code is very unidiomatic, not only because of the Vec of Vecs which I’d say, even if it’s the obvious naive approach, no one experienced wouldn’t choose over a flat slice, the implementation itself is very naive and unidiomatic.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I’d rather they either give the assumptions in the puzzle description or at least in the examples. There were a few puzzles which I didn’t enjoy due to personal reasons but those I don’t have anything against, so long as the problem doesn’t
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I feel like the quality of puzzles has fallen over the years. This year had much more “spot something in the real input which neither the examples nor the puzzle itself states” than any previous I participated in. I really don’t enjoy those
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
My servers with no public records or associations with any services are being probed all the time. It’s one of the laws of the internet - if it has a public address, people will try to break into it.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Just is fundamentally less capable but by extension less complex, and that’s by design. It’s essentially a way to group your shell scripts for a given project. It’s somewhat similar to make in terms of syntax but it doesn’t do anything make
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
At least a few search engines are either equally good or better. Kagi immediately comes to mind, but there have been others posted on HN over the years as well
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I wanted to comment the same thing but then I realized that this post predates Math.trunc by 4 years, hence it makes sense why it’s described in terms of floor and ceil instead :-)
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Because they’re working on algebraic effects so obviously IO won’t be the only effect out there. Also because “mut” is even more misleading as it doesn’t capture everything an “IO function” can do, in comparison to a pure function.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
How would anyone know that? Is anyone checking on them? There’s been plenty of instances of companies breaking their own, even legally binding, word
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
And you can use the font with ligatures disabled! Almost as if having ligatures was a preference that doesn’t influence those who don’t want them yet may convince someone who does to try out font X :)
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Except it’s not comparable because they make a case for the Magic Mouse, don’t allow charging it and use a lens to have the sensor track while this guy added a charging port and disassembled his mouse to have the sensor truly be on the surf
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Intel themselves said it could lead to privilege escalation and a friend of mine (who coincidentally was responsible for this Intel-related talk: https://youtu.be/Zda7yMbbW7s ) already managed to get privilege escalation wit

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