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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Re edit: yes, and? Nobody said anything about the quality of their products. Also, again, nobody said we can’t criticize the price, just that simply talking about it won’t change anything as long as people will keep buying the products.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I think the point was that the only effective way is for people to vote with their wallet as otherwise apple wouldn’t be a trillion dollar company
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
When you’re using nix-darwin the configuration hardly ever breaks and when it does you just run darwin-rebuild and everything works again
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Which is 100% intended, as also in (neo)vim commands like f, t, etc only operate on the current line, while in helix they actually work and take you to that character, no matter if it’s in the same line or 400 lines later
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I’d assume being targeted with spam is not considered „blatant overage”
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
He (Bernard) hasn’t made any commit to lunatic in half a year where before that he was regularly contributing so one can only presume he took what he learned working on lunatic and started a project behind the closed doors
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Why should I pay for what should be a basic right?
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
That’s great because with the platform being open you’ll be able to sideload it like any other app :)
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Altering Intel x86 instruction set at runtime(youtube.com)
2 points by nrabulinski 3y ago|0 comments
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Yes, even ES2019 features have been supported by most mainstream browsers since late 2018, and by all of them by 2020
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Advanced type theory dates back to the 90s too, and yet only now we see it being utilized in mainstream languages more and more
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Unsafe rust is still pure rust
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
If it’s a systemd service (which it usually is) you can simply run systemctl cat <service in question> which pretty much always will have WorkingDirectory property set or RuntimeDirectory or similar (RuntimeDirectory you’ll have to pr
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Deno KV seems more like a redis alternative and not an S3 alternative. The benefit seems to be that it’s built into the runtime itself
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
I’m pretty sure that was exactly the joke they were going for
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First Month of Bug Bounty(hakupiku.com)
1 points by nrabulinski 3y ago|0 comments
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
You could’ve used bash’s exec which allows specifying argv0
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Maybe I’m misunderstanding but what do data structures and algorithms have to do with CLI tools?
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
There’s a lot of instances, for example the developer of one of the alternative clients https://github.com/Bios-Marcel/cordless
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
To be fair google is a sub-company which does own (and subsequently kill) most of the products, not alphabet itself
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Why would it be a problem? A lot of functional languages are garbage collected and it hasn’t been a problem for them
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
> End users can use NAT just fine. Servers can use […] reverse proxies, sharing single IPv4 address So you want all computers to be behind at least a single layer of NAT. And you also want people to not only have to purchase a domain but
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
As someone who has worked a bunch with debugging Linux itself, debugging qemu, and vulnerabilities in kernel and userspace, I really struggle to appreciate stuff like this because my initial reaction is “well, duh, of course that’s how it w
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
For me it just took a long while to load but eventually the content shows up
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
You cannot catch a panic, only an unwind. And you shouldn’t assume that your panic will unwind as a downstream user of your crate can just as easily change panics to aborts
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Editor suggestions are good enough when you know what you’re looking for or can guess where the method you’re looking for will be and what it will be called. You very much still need to RTFM if you don’t have neither
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Which honestly in my opinion is fair and I’d be happy with that as long as apple didn’t used proprietary screws and didn’t lock down phones which have user replaced parts in software.
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Rust has no stable ABI (simplification for the sake of discussing crates) and instead sources of all dependencies are fetched and compiled along with your program hence we’re talking about crate’s API and not a library’s ABI And yes, I’d sa
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
Except it’s not really subjective. Does it make the code which previously compiled not compile? Yes - Breaking No - then, does it make the code which previously worked as expected do something unexpected? Yes - Breaking No - Not breaking I
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by nrabulinski 3y ago
As we’re starting to rely more and more on the technology, be for identification, information, etc I’d argue ownership should be a human right. It may not be necessarily essential today, but we’re heading in that direction

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