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by oxplot 5y ago
Cleaning becomes repair if it's affecting your machine's performance. If it's not affecting performance, why would one care if the inside of their machine that they can't see nor access, is dusty or not? EDIT: OK, let me
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> if an user has to go through all that many trouble and risks to preform such simple and (rare but) routine task, this design is bad You're assuming an Apple user is meant to service their own product. That's not the case as f
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Tell HN: Gnome on Wayland Is Amazing
390 points by oxplot 5y ago|421 comments
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EDIT: need a break for sure
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This tool takes care of multiple page PDF. You edit one page at a time but you can edit multiple pages of a PDF just fine and save it altogether. Essentially, the only difference from a purpose built tool is that you jump around between Ink
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Customizable 3D printed parts delivered(subzo.com.au)
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> A biased survey that mostly pro golang people would take anyway ok - I was gonna run some BigQuery and get you stats - but that comment makes it clear as day that you're not interested in "proof". Thanks for saving me ti
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> Except those didn't really manifest. And your proof is? > golang is worse for large teams and maintainability compared to languages like Java and C# How do you figure that? I see large projects like Kubernetes and Docker thrivi
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Show HN: PDF Annotator of Nightmares(github.com)
25 points by oxplot 5y ago|2 comments
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> Approaching 50 here, and no major issues dealing with project deliveries across Java, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, Transact SQL, PL/SQL, PowerShell, bash Very commendable — I don't touch JS that I didn't write. Forge
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> If you consider the US a hostile regulatory environment for cars, then don't innovate there. Most other western countries are alike (or worse). Except, US is where the energy, best capitalism and talent is so despite the above, pr
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> If they're getting a lot of flak, it's because they've earned it. I guess so, but I think in a different way. Only if they talked more about how much attention they pay to safety of people when they roll out beta to more
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Thanks for refs. > people not clever enough to deal with programming languages. Add older folks to this cohort. They've lost steam, are lazier and less patient with obstacles and less fortunate with time.
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> Tesla just did that by firing the employee in question I think that was a mistake. Taking away the beta privileges would have been sufficient. > blurred the line b/w normal business operation and politics by disabling FSD You&#
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> potential That's the keyword here. It looks dangerous to some, but evidently, no one's hurt yet, driver or pedestrain. And we're talking 60K people with FSD Beta as of Jan (perhaps getting close to 100K around now). At 1
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I'm in full support of people pointing out issues with tech (not so much with the press writing 10 page articles based on a tweet though). I'm also understanding of Tesla's position. We gotta call it what it really is — bad p
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No one who has access to FSD Beta, is in any shape or form mistaken, to think that Tesla is under any obligation to keep providing the feature whether the driver has a safety score of 100 or not. Tesla clearly states in their terms, before
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> What, exactly, was gained here to justify the productivity lost while waiting? The goal isn't to wait long enough to come up with something novel. That's what research projects are for, and Go is on the exact opposite of the
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When you hear most critics of Go (or any language for that matter), they talk as if Go is merely an alternative syntax for their favorite language. Of course they're bothered by lack of a missing features and unfamiliar ways. As tired
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Archive.today returning bogus IP to Cloudflare Resolvers(community.cloudflare.com)
14 points by oxplot 5y ago|0 comments
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The archive.ph / archive.is links never load for me. I just learned that it's blocked in Australia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Australia Interestingly, only my landline broadband connection b
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Allow people to reach you without revealing your contact information(mypingtag.com)
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Complexity is going to inevitably make everything harder to repair as it becomes ever so involved to learn and understand how things work. However, it need not be harder than it should be if manufacturers are not hostile towards 3rd part re
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A response I often get is how "refreshing" it is to speak with someone who doesn't spew out fluff and gets to the point. And these are people who themselves ping-pong for 10 minutes before getting to the meat of a conversatio
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Re inexperienced users : you want to encourage them to learn and build confidence. Ignoring their "polite" ping-pong messaging isn't going to do them any good. Sure, don't be a jerk, but do mention "don't ask t
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Holy wow — mine's 7 years old and I thought it was crazy. I still have the pacman logs from the first package installed. It has traveled to three different machines, three filesystems (ext4, btrfs, xfs), two boot loaders (grub, efi) an
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One avenue which doesn't require a lot of people/companies to participate, is carbon capture. Not only can it reduce the net emission, but it can even reverse the trend. One example is SpaceX which has plans to produce some of its
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My Archlinux installer [1] uses fyne and I found it to be quite easy and straightforward to use. My use case is quite trivial though so not sure how that scales. [1]: https://github.com/oxplot/raspberrypi-archlinux-inst
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There seems to be a POC that attempts to load dynamically linked libraries on linux (and elsewhere on windows) without CGO: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/18296#issuecomment-46847...
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I have read countless counter points to that (and some supporting it). Doesn't look that clear cut.

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