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by paradox460 4mo ago
True Djot solves this with tagged literals, but no one seems to want to use djot
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by paradox460 4mo ago
My favorite was a job posting through a company called ladders Saw it in the soup of other job posting, went to apply, it took me to some other job portal, ok whatever, this is normal, filled out all the forms as one does, and then reached
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Keep in mind this is the company that makes Windows, a product so insecure they lost a lawsuit over it
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by paradox460 4mo ago
It constantly amazes me that something like Koreader is so good, yet software made by paid professionals can be so bad. Surely it would be easier for someone like kobo to just use Koreader, implement their ui changes and demand as plugins o
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Curious as to why typst over something like Lilypond, which is built around music
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by paradox460 4mo ago
I personally like using code blocks with math as the language Gives you a nice, block level element, and it's easy to reason about
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Surface, vue, and svelte have all have colocated css and js for ages. It usually results in easier to maintain code, without having to resort to unsolutions like tailwind Global styles can still be global, but component level styles stay at
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Years ago I used surface ui's colocated css to great effect. Super happy to have it incorporated into mainline live view
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by paradox460 4mo ago
WebOS did it too Remember, the best product doesn't necessarily win
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Sounds like Orion from kagi
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Loglan?
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Mise actually does support a primitive dependency system, you can specify package deps in your config, so, for example, you can ensure erlangs are installed before elixirs (bad example, elixir is already internally dependent on erlangs, but
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Lean, fast, agile (not in that way, in the real definition of the word) start ups hiring people who are fleeing a FAANG, only to have those FAANGers implement exactly what they left will always seem strange to me Saw it happen at a company
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by paradox460 4mo ago
I'll heap email and sms based otp into that I have many ways to generate totp codes. All of them are vastly more convenient than sending me an email or sms
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Yeah, it's one of those things that's hard to describe, but the 10pf, despite being thicker and heavier, seems to be easier to hold Since I sometimes like to walk and browse, I ordered one of the Qi rings that goes on the back of
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Running two full size apps at once is pretty nice. Text conversation and website, things like that. Or copying and pasting credentials out of a password manager
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Recently went from an 8 to a 10 pro fold The 10 feels like it should be more slippery, but for some reason, it isn't. It stays stuck in your hand like glue, despite the back feeling like another glass screen. Something special in is co
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by paradox460 4mo ago
The systemd one supports timezones. You can say America/Denver and the like, or Etc/UTC
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Amusingly, all Call of Duties are still basically Quake mods. They've ALL ran on heavily modified quake engine, forked off of ioq3
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by paradox460 4mo ago
I got an email yesterday morning that sounded like a lead. The usual, "we're impressed by your profile, would like to talk about an opportunity, blah blah blah" Scheduled a meeting, expecting a recruiter call. Got a salesman
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by paradox460 5mo ago
It's bigger than that, it's large https://youtu.be/1Pr8xnNi7OM
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by paradox460 5mo ago
HP used to have extremely small laptops in the early 90s, specifically the omnibook 300 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_OmniBook
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by paradox460 5mo ago
Why is this a problem? Quake 3 came out a quarter century ago, yet there are still community host servers available
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by paradox460 5mo ago
The missile knows where it is because it knows where it's data center is. It knows this because it just blew itself u-
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by paradox460 5mo ago
Jj could do that; it stores an evolog of each change, but currently that's kept local
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by paradox460 5mo ago
They added auto advance bookmarks a while ago. You configure which revset bookmarks you want to advance or not, and then it just keeps them at the "head" of a branch
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by paradox460 5mo ago
I remember when wired changed editors. After Chris Anderson left it became "gq but we talk about iPhones"
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by paradox460 5mo ago
Exactly this >Here's a new editor we made Cool, looks interesting, I'd love to use it more >We're forcing you to use it I hate it
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by paradox460 5mo ago
A lot of the same spirit lives on in TheDrunmer They're mostly aimed at role play and sillytavern, but they're still generally good models, with lots of quants available
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by paradox460 5mo ago
Carnegie at least built libraries

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