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by nsonha 3y ago
they're talking about ethics, and you're talking about authority aka what the w3c recommends
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by nsonha 3y ago
there are products like that but all of them (that I known) are designed for specific devices, either a Surface or an iPad (Brydge, Doqo) Let me know if you find something on the market that may work with this specific tablet.
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by nsonha 3y ago
> a k/b with an extra battery for weight/balance, and actual friction hinges to hold the tablet at the desired angle. which doesn't exist. You can't just design half of a device and tell customers that 3rd parties wil
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by nsonha 3y ago
Again with this stupid unlappable design
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by nsonha 3y ago
can't even what? When you fix an issue there should still be evidence for its existence, no? Commenters of this entire thread expect everyone to read it at the exact time the issue happened? Like what is the point of "citing"
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by nsonha 3y ago
did you actually get the throttle on the 10 domains? I could not even get it on one, now that it's apparently reverted. Am I supposed to believe that Musk and his team is so dumb that they attempted to add a FIVE freaking seconds delay
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by nsonha 3y ago
they all have lower specs than M series, the Samsung and Thinkpad ones are the only two that have 16G of RAM. I think Macbooks are objectively superial in this ARM race, for now
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by nsonha 3y ago
people use the term "human right" like it some sort of rule of nature, but it's obviously completely a man made concept. In fact the reason why people talk about it at all is that what in consideration to be "human right
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by nsonha 3y ago
wait so external displays work with a type-c to type-c connection?
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by nsonha 3y ago
the reply implies that they were using vscode, I guess op was telling them to stop doing that because?
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by nsonha 3y ago
it's an implementation of the micro-frontend idea: https://micro-frontends.org here is the key page: https://docs.astro.build/en/concepts/islands
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by nsonha 3y ago
have you even looked into devcontainers? If people build a docker wrapper just to give you the exact things docker can do, that would be ridiculous wouldn't it? A cursory view of the devcontainer website will reveal that vscode is ment
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by nsonha 3y ago
> C++ is pretty commonly used for this usecase Was, for the lack of options
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by nsonha 3y ago
technically it's not the best abstraction. Who wants manual memory management while programming GUI or domain layer?
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by nsonha 3y ago
yet another attempt to use Rust for GUI, what a random choice. Why?
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by nsonha 3y ago
Why is everyone pretending that remote work is some drastic change? I remember back when I worked in an office, we communicated in the same channels, same frequencies (github, slack). The only new channel now is video calling, which simply
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by nsonha 3y ago
The very first sentence: "With the advent of large language model-based artificial intelligence, semantic HTML is more important now than ever" No it's not, LLM basically invalidates the entire concept of semantic web, which
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by nsonha 3y ago
> tab tiling I think tab tilling in Arc is only good if you use ultrawide screen and/or stay in browser for your workflow, other wise it's yet another layer of window management (windows, tabs, tiles in windows) you have to rem
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by nsonha 3y ago
Lots of template languages of the week though. As if software engineering didn't have recorded history.
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by nsonha 3y ago
> but often you don't who are you to say so?
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by nsonha 3y ago
it's always less complex when you look at a toy example. Then you get more complex requirements that make the html templates unmanagable or even impossible in html. Then you have to drop some javascript anyway, then more and more of th
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by nsonha 3y ago
We are in the age of mobile computing and most consumer Linux news I've seen on HN is about DESKTOP environment. Nothing new or innovative, it's always yet another way to stare at the gaps of multiple tiled windows, in the middle
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by nsonha 3y ago
> The auto-pilot self-corrected and levelled off when it detected prolonged dangerous pitch down input this makes Airbus the opposite of Boeing
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by nsonha 3y ago
> I, as a consumer what does that even mean, it's not like you have a to pick a studio/director and stick with it
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by nsonha 3y ago
I imagine rendering a website to be much faster if the initial render is just streaming bytes from the network into the browser runtime, instead of parsing some string.
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by nsonha 3y ago
> HTML parser can tell you it's syntactically correct Which is completely useless because your website doesn't work anyway
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by nsonha 3y ago
> the relatively simple nature of C is what makes it suitable for large scale kernel development the relatively simple nature of any language would make it suitable for ANY large scale development I dont know why you attribute this to ke
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by nsonha 3y ago
Factory methods literally just "make things", idk why polymorphism has to be a "pattern" when it's already a feature of the language.
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by nsonha 3y ago
> Do you really save so much yes? That's the entire reason why SoC exists.
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by nsonha 3y ago
I think the problem with this terminology is that it's not direct enough. Like why do you require people to understand a metaphor (factory -> make things) while coding? Just name the thing makeX or makeXMaker.

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