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by panzi 7mo ago
Isn't rpython doing that, allowing changes on startup and then it's basically statically typed? Does it still exist? Was it ever production ready? I only once read a paper about it decades ago.
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by panzi 7mo ago
XML (and those prolog and KDL expressions) have one big advantage over JSON: The type (in XML the tag name) comes before the rest of the object. In JSON it's usually a type field. That means in JSON it could come at any point and thus
93.
by panzi 7mo ago
I mean I guess one can look at it like that. One could also say that namespaces make it clear what extension it is and resolve name conflicts.
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by panzi 7mo ago
That's the biggest problem with DSLs: debugging!
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by panzi 7mo ago
Without namespaces it would be just ML, and that already has another meaning.
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by panzi 7mo ago
The fact that you need Docker to make it easy is already a mayor failure. What happened to single binary programs that you can just run? I don't want a whole virtualized OS installation just to get a desktop application to work.
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by panzi 7mo ago
Yeah, no thanks. I switched to dbeaver already anyway, because pgadmin was annoying about to which postgres versions it could connect. Too much of a hassle to setup a new version from source back when I tried. With dbeaver I just run .&#x2F
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by panzi 7mo ago
Is there an implementation that does that?
99.
by panzi 7mo ago
Exactly. Except this way you can't build a complete biometric database if all citizen! Since it's so obvious how to do it correctly without creating such a database one could make the assumption the creation of such a database is
100.
by panzi 7mo ago
Definitely worth a look!
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by panzi 7mo ago
Register the mousemove event handler on window, then you will still get the events when the mouse moves out of the window/frame while dragging and it won't be that buggy.
102.
by panzi 7mo ago
This is not the C file API, this is the POSIX file API. Doesn't standard C only define fopen() & co? In any case under Win32 this is all different.
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by panzi 7mo ago
2000 was peak except for them still having those tiny non-resizeable dialogs with long lists in them which you have to scroll horizontally and vertically. WTF? Your typical Linux DE was better at that even back then.
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by panzi 8mo ago
Yeah, I don't care about that for my tiny hobby projects which are used by no one. XD
105.
by panzi 8mo ago
I don't care about anyone seeing or not seeing my unfinished hobby projects, I just immediately push to GitHub as another form of backup.
106.
by panzi 8mo ago
PGVectorScale claims even more. Also want to see someone verify that.
107.
by panzi 8mo ago
Vibe coders being: https://images.kinorium.com/movie/shot/129136/h280_39185160....
108.
by panzi 8mo ago
If I have to become a factory worker I'm going to look for another job.
109.
by panzi 8mo ago
> clean-room implementation Except its trained on all source out there, so I assume on GCC and clang. I wonder how similar the code is to either.
110.
by panzi 8mo ago
This is very cool! Also means I can stop with my hobby project that was supposed to do the same. Wasn't far along and haven't worked on it in months anyway. So I'll spend my time on another hobby project then that also solves
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by panzi 9mo ago
What kind of AI does this use?
112.
by panzi 9mo ago
Heck Chrono Trigger on the Super Nintendo is 4 MiB! A lot is possible if you have to fit your game in a tiny space.
113.
by panzi 9mo ago
Since this is about something nobody wants to see (ads) my guess would be that it might be legal here.
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by panzi 9mo ago
Cool, do they have good lighting options now though? Like Lumibricks, where the wires are hidden and the floors/multiple buildings are connected with special connector bricks?
115.
by panzi 9mo ago
Yeah, but these are self-closing. Writing "<br/>" is actually wrong and just corrected to "<br>" in HTML. HTML does not have that syntax, that would be XML. And that is why "<div/>"
116.
by panzi 9mo ago
Especially since it is correct in JSX, adding to the confusion.
117.
by panzi 9mo ago
On my phone that website had some ash rain animation all over it, making it unreadable without reader mode. WTF.
118.
by panzi 10mo ago
Since uv and systemd are both FOSS how are they not part of the FOSS world?
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by panzi 10mo ago
> - Your Discord session cookies and token could be stolen, leading to a complete account takeover. Discord uses HttpOnly cookies (except for the cookie consent banner).
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by panzi 10mo ago
I'm having deja Vu. Was there another quite similar headline here a few weeks or so ago?

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