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by pxeger1 5y ago
> It looks like all of Fly.io isn’t working, when in fact the only part of Fly.io that isn’t working is the part that allows you to use it. What's wrong with that? ;)
542.
by pxeger1 5y ago
These are staircases, not ladders
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Really nice puzzle design. Just a few UI/UX things: I was confused by the fact it lets you enter a letter more times than appear in the box. It would be nice to have the same limit that prevents you entering more than 9 letters, for wh
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I think I remember hearing that they originally wanted to call it LSW instead, but couldn't put "Linux" first because it's trademarked.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This article has been really badly proofread (or probably not at all) - "HTLM" - "includ" (unmatched parentheses
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Yeah. Someone else in the thread said they were more like computational puzzles, which I kind of agree with - they're a lot of just logic - but some background knowledge of etymology is also helpful. For the first puzzle, if you didn&#
547.
by pxeger1 5y ago
Interesting. A friend of mine is dyslexic and has expressed a strong preference for ligatured fonts for programming for the opposite reason. I guess the lesson is to leave people alone with their preferences...
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This is CVE-2022-0185 if you need to know it
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> If you are upgrading or downgrading the python interpreter, then you probably should also delete all __pycache__ folders, these folders hold the binary files that hold the compiled bytecode instructions, but you can't be sure that
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I'm not sure what you mean - Swift and Kotlin can both do exactly that. Swift works best on macOS, obviously, but it can run fine on Windows and Linux. Kotlin runs on the JVM, so it gets cross-platform support for free.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Unfortunately, the inline code is dark blue, unreadable in dark mode.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
HackerNews ate my permalink! Use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:PermanentLink/10119098...
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Some is likely being paid to promote Wolfram products on Wikipedia(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by pxeger1 5y ago|1 comments
554.
by pxeger1 5y ago
The first one, the implicit concatenation, I can see. But the rest of the things seem like most of the time they're intentional. { 'key': ( 'long string long string long string' )
555.
by pxeger1 5y ago
Illiberal, as in not supporting human liberties, by tolerating the authoritarian Polish government. It confused me too.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I'm just wondering why this wasn't open-source to start with
557.
by pxeger1 5y ago
I can type the word "a" at 1000 WPM!
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Governments should do something about the phenomenon where a company get so many fines that they just become part of their business model.
559.
by pxeger1 5y ago
Will the enterprise version be subject to the https://sso.tax/ ? (Please say no!)
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by pxeger1 5y ago
printf '%s\n' "$(<$tmpFile)" Why not just cat $tmpFile printf '\n'
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by pxeger1 5y ago
5th. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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Website moves the “change cookie settings” button when you hover over it(vielhuber.de)
39 points by pxeger1 5y ago|28 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> But please don't mislead people into thinking Linux (on the desktop) comes even remotely close to Windows or macOS in terms of a good user experience out of the box I use KDE on Linux, and when I do a fresh install, it takes me ab
564.
by pxeger1 5y ago
Why would it be illegal? T-Mobile is a private company, and they can do what they like. (whether they should...)
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Here's what I think is a better analogy than the lock picking one: It's Halloween, so you put a bowl of chocolates outside your house with a sign saying "take one". You accidentally dropped your wedding ring in there, an
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Ghislaine Maxwell found guilty in sex-trafficking trial(theguardian.com)
27 points by pxeger1 5y ago|2 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> Consider, for instance, this tiny Python program: > inser image here Hmm. (it's there in the PDF: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3469128 )
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by pxeger1 5y ago
The content in this page is far too narrow compared to the whole page width. (Nice article and nice product, though!)
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Yeah, I think[?] I agree with the point this is making, but the watershed "analogy" is quite a stretch. This article is not very well-written. ...and I'm not even sure if I agree, because it's quite hard to extract the a
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> some of Silicon Valley’s marquee start-ups — including Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, Zoom, Pinterest and DoorDash What does "marquee" mean here?

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