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by pjerem 1y ago
F# is an hidden gem, iteration 5 278. I think it stays niche because it’s targeted at people knowing the dotnet ecosystem but most of those people reason a lot in OOP/imperative because well, they work with C#. But it’s amazing to me t
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It depends of your definition of exhausting a resource. If using a resource makes your environment inhabitable, it’s practically the same : the ressource is there but you shouldn’t use it. Or you continue to hope that you’ll be able to clea
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> We're on our way off oil Last time I checked, oil consumption is still raising year after year except for the covid years. Same for CO2 emissions we entered the era of irreversible natural disasters but we are still emitting more
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It's stupid because chickens aren't that productive. I see my chickens as kind pets. They are actually very loving and sociable if you yourself give them some love. In fact, if they had sphincters, they'd be good pets even in
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by pjerem 1y ago
Congrats on your launch, that’s a truly nice issue to address. For what I feel, boy friends doing whisky and poker night in seemingly high end places, that sounds like a boring cliché. That’s not how I would make friends so this don’t look
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> a relatively mature package handler What package handler ? Installing things on macOS is still a mixed bag of disk images with the app to move yourself, or .pkg files or the App Store. The thing is so broken that brew is the first thin
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by pjerem 1y ago
Don’t be too embarrassed, WinGet is only 5 years old and is nothing more than an alternative to Scoop and Choco. It’s « just » a tool which will fetch installation manifests on a centralized Microsoft GitHub repository and execute it. Exact
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I’d be honored to be important enough for someone that they thought about adding me in such a tool to not forget me.
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In my experience, most of the apps, even the desktop ones, are still packaged by the distribution. Flatpack is useful for the few ones that aren’t or for actively developed apps that get new useful features frequently.
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In fact I’d say they are perfect for distributions to be more stable. E.g. : my issue with Debian have always been that you couldn’t (easily, I know backports existed) have stable system AND fresh software. With Flatpack, you can. Now I can
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Oh ! That looks cool :)
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Given the small difference, maybe the easiest option is to "just" update the wheel axles of the entire fleet in the same time and at the same speed as the tracks. Wheels are anyway wearing parts and are to be changed periodically.
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In my country, any city that is profitable enough for Uber&co also already have enough buses. When you already have a bus every 5 minutes, adding the capacity of some vans will not change anything. On a smaller bus line with less freque
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by pjerem 1y ago
I’m not from the US so I’m barely concerned with tipping but it seems to me that even in the US, the amount you tip is dependent of the QoS you got. So I really don’t see the point of tipping beforehand. You can tip the driver when he deliv
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by pjerem 1y ago
Unironically, if you want something as mature as Rails, with batteries included, and static typing, the closest in my mind is aspnet core. It’s honestly a really underrated framework, smartly designed, with probably the best ORM that exists
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by pjerem 1y ago
> And the author is breaking a social contract of not shoving stuff I don't want to see in an excessive amount. Except the author is not shoving any stuff at you. Author doesn't owe anything to you and can do whatever they want
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by pjerem 1y ago
> but am "I" actually going to survive falling asleep tonight? Well I knew that I shouldn’t have opened HN during my insomnia :D But I also actually like this idea. It means that the death of the mind is actually calm and peace
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Switching to Linux is not easy. Which is a shame because in itself, most Linux distros _are_ easy. The ergonomics and the rationales are, imo, better/easier to understand than Windows or even MacOS. In fact, even _installing_ a mo
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by pjerem 2y ago
> if Europe actually produced a company with the innovation and scale of Apple. Except a functional society does not need companies "the scale of Apple" to work. In fact it's probably the opposite : nobody can beat Apple o
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You need an HDR screen, what that basically means hardware-wise is that each pixel can control its brightness. On compatible screens, those emojis are appearing super bright. In fact brighter than the maximum brightness setting while the re
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by pjerem 2y ago
Google can be evil and release impressive language models. The same way as Apple releasing incredible hardware with good privacy while also being a totally insufferable and arrogant company.
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> 1) Once you get it to output something you like, do you check all the lines it changed? Is there a threshold after which you just... hope? Not op but yes. It sometimes takes a lot of time but I read everything. It still faster than not
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yeah but like I said, I’m just trying to do that. I’ve been like the former people you described. In my case, I feel it’s just the wisdom of just being older. I also have the luck of having a stable life, a few friends and nice little famil
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m sorry for what happened to you. I don’t know if it can comfort you but personally I’m trying to accept that it’s ok to be "vulnerable" with mostly everyone. Most of the time it creates interesting bonds with people. Sometimes
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Or you are like me and you love having ideas, you love solving business and technical problems but you don't like the "execution" part. Because from my experiment at "vibe coding", LLMs for code are good at followin
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by pjerem 2y ago
Well I totally agree with you but we don’t have that. h1 was that, but not anymore. It’s a shame that we basically can’t rely on default styling to structure a simple document . There are tons of moments in my life and in my career where I
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by pjerem 2y ago
Well, I see your point, but given the answer to op was "Ok, sad to see you are not loyal to the company," he effectively dodged a bullet. It's probable that your experience was successful because you already had personal trus
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Also you have to take in account that Lego frequently stops certain parts and also that they more and more create complex parts and comparatively less "classic" bricks. Which is an issue because it makes the sets way more difficul
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by pjerem 2y ago
Ironically, I tried to use the official "github-mcp" and failed to make it work with my company's repos, even with a properly configured token. The thing comes with a full blown server running inside a docker container. Well,
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Doesn’t mean that the shell is given more permissions than other commands.

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