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by nulld3v 1y ago
I'm curious where you got this idea from because it is trivially disprovable by typing 0.1 or 0.01 into any python or JS REPL?
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Cool project. Off topic question: Are the images in the "Use Cases" section in the README from a real app? I like the clean UI design.
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Interesting, I bought a parametric speaker (from Kickstarter of all places [1]), it too uses piezoelectric emitters. My understanding: DML speakers directly emit audible sound by vibrating at the resonance frequency of a material. Parametri
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by nulld3v 1y ago
HEVC/H.265 and VP9 can both also operate in lossless mode. In my testing they achieve compression ratios that ffv1 and huffyuv cannot come close to touching (not all that surprising given how old ffv1 and huffyuv are). Ffv1 is much eas
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by nulld3v 1y ago
The reason I didn't believe Project 2025 would happen was because Trump was much more moderate during his first term. I foolishly ignored all the signs that Trump was actually an unhinged madman and that the country only survived becau
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Yup, agreed. My earlier reply was my previous uninformed opinion and I no longer hold that opinion strongly. Though I also don't hold any other strong opinions on current California governance as I haven't been paying close attent
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by nulld3v 1y ago
True, but I wrote it off as the work of the tech bros, and I didn't see how that could be replicated in other states (e.g. New York's economy didn't grow at the same rate).
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by nulld3v 1y ago
> Harris does not provide what project 2025 calls for. She would not own the libs either. So we should vote for Harris because she isn't Trump? What's wrong with Trump though? We already had him for 4 years, and the country did
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by nulld3v 1y ago
https://www.columnblog.com/p/if-harris-opposes-trumps-horrif... > ### If Harris Opposes Trump’s Horrific Gaza Policies, She Should Say So > Her defenders insist she would have been “better on Gaza.” This is very
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by nulld3v 1y ago
> Trump won, because he and project 2025 represent what conservative Christians want and because republican party want it. And people forever blaming anyone else are just enablers. This has nothing to do with what democrats do or signal.
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by nulld3v 1y ago
It also inspired this similar Rust project: https://github.com/ilai-deutel/kibi#comparison-with-kilo Although it does cheat a bit in an effort to better handle Unicode: > unicode-width is used to determine the displ
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by nulld3v 1y ago
I am once again begging for this to be implemented: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/4146
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by nulld3v 1y ago
> Having priorities and weight and language lists in the manifest help for negociation, but at the core of it, the user will want to choose language based on context and content. Yup, agreed. I highly doubt most websites even look at tho
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by nulld3v 1y ago
> First, Accept-Language is an ordered list, and most daily-multilingual people don't have an absolute order of preference, and more a topical list of preferences. Technically Accept-Language allows you to specify a "quality va
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Sounds kinda like DOM levels: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Document_Object_Model#Standard... Well, until everybody just gave up and declared it a "Living Standard". I think we do still need something like th
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by nulld3v 1y ago
This may be true, but in my experience Rust is still slower to compile because monomorphization must be done for deps every time you compile, even for deps that are already compiled. And monomorphization ends up taking a long time because i
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Whoops, I had an edit that apparantly did not submit. My comment is very wrong now, the only language in that list that supports "raw identifiers" in the same sense as Swift is Kotlin. Although I still stress that it has never bee
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by nulld3v 1y ago
> I doubt many people are doing things to allow Googlebot but also ban other search crawlers. Sadly this is just not the case.[1][2] Google knows this too so they explicitly crawl from a specific IP range that they publish.[3] I also kno
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Wow, you are correct! A Rust "raw identifiers" can be a reserved keyword. But other than that, all other normal identifier naming rules still apply... And apparently I never figured this out even after 3 years of Rust lol, thanks!
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Many languages have had this feature for a long time. Ruby, ~~Rust,~~ Kotlin, etc... It hasn't been an issue at all. I like that most languages seem to have reached consensus on backticks or other similarily awkward characters for this
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Ah, it underwent a complete rewrite somewhat recently, I heard it was a significant improvement. But I must agree that dedicated data analysis tools like DuckDB and jq are more powerful, intuitive, and performant. I guess what makes nushell
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Yeah prior to background job support, pausing the foreground process with CTRL-Z was a major footgun—nushell didn't detect when the foreground process was paused, nor did it offer any way to unpause it. The terminal was rendered useles
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by nulld3v 1y ago
+1 on nushell, it is incredible. Having all data typed and structured is an insane superpower. Common worries I hear from people that were non-issues in practice: - Not POSIX compatible: Nushell doesn't aim to replace POSIX, there&#x27
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by nulld3v 1y ago
I totally understand the confusion it brought to users, but I'm equally disappointed in how quickly the idea was abandoned, especially by the broader Android app ecosystem. It would be so useful to be able to open multiple Amazon app t
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by nulld3v 1y ago
You can usually just revert the revert if your edit was legitimate. I think the bot will say this too in the message it sends you.
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by nulld3v 1y ago
"Gamergate was actually 8chan communists fighting sensasionalist journalism but their message was then twisted and used against them to push people into far-right MAGA." Amazing... I can't tell if you are trolling or seriousl
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by nulld3v 1y ago
The "Findings of Fact" section has a bunch of examples: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Arbitration/Reques...
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by nulld3v 1y ago
Waiting until I can tell it to use "galaxy brain".
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by nulld3v 2y ago
File managers need full access as you can use that ability to extract and inspect the code of any apps installed on the system. It is a very useful feature and I would hate for it to be removed.
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by nulld3v 2y ago
YouTube downloaders have existed since the dawn of YouTube. And I really don't think they have jumped in popularity recently or anything.

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