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by qznc 7mo ago
I recently (mostly vibe-) coded myself a Firefox addon which indexes every page I visit locally: https://codeberg.org/copacetic/where_did_i_read
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by qznc 8mo ago
I know that automotive parts of the standard requirement to withstand 80°C (or 120°C for military use). A robot vacuum working in a living room can probably be made cheaper because it does not have to face as harsh environments? Also, range
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by qznc 8mo ago
Zed can "extract function" for Rust code. I guess, it depends on the language server you use? Since vscode and zed use the same there is not distinction between them.
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by qznc 8mo ago
Zed competes mostly against Visual Studio Code. Not against Jetbrains.
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by qznc 8mo ago
I find the title misleading. While the author is "thinking about systems", this is not about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_thinking
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by qznc 8mo ago
> There are two main schools of thought in software development about how to build really big, complicated stuff. That feels like a straw man to me. This is not a binary question. For each small design decision you have a choice about h
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by qznc 8mo ago
It would be an interesting idea that people would have get a "drivers license" before they are allowed to use an AI.
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by qznc 8mo ago
It seems to have features I was not aware of. I would not have guessed that it contains anything networking-related.
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by qznc 8mo ago
With that domain name, I expected to see this Grok-based mutation of Wikipedia. I guess, the "x" just has a negative association with me now.
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by qznc 9mo ago
We’re talking about Twitter. Mastodon exists. It is not about making software. Maybe about selling it or marketing.
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by qznc 9mo ago
You probably think about Munich and LiMux. Well, Microsoft had to move their German HQ there to get them back.
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by qznc 9mo ago
And at the same time, Germany spied on Obama.
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by qznc 9mo ago
Ack. I went down that rabbit hole to "just" build a static Python: https://beza1e1.tuxen.de/python_bazel.html
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by qznc 9mo ago
For GitHub just use Jekyll provided by GitHub itself?
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by qznc 9mo ago
Gold price is high, so why not just sell it? Meanwhile Germany could silently buy gold at home and let the market handle where it comes from.
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by qznc 9mo ago
In my memory, the original vibe of Ycombinator was more like "achieve fuck-you money in your twenties" than today's unicorn chase.
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by qznc 9mo ago
It is the classic justification of the big bad evil guy. When you reduce it to that tagline, what other people want or need is an obstacle.
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by qznc 9mo ago
I recently discovered these: https://www.schenker-tech.de/en/
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by qznc 9mo ago
Is my primary user agent, my web browser, still allowed? /s
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by qznc 9mo ago
Also https://www.nand2tetris.org/
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by qznc 9mo ago
And the managing director in the EU is legally obligated not to provide the data. The more interesting question is if a conflict will ever get public?
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by qznc 9mo ago
Why isn’t political gambling in the UK a problem then?
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by qznc 9mo ago
Do you think it would have worked out if you skipped the grueling and tedious discussions entirely?
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by qznc 9mo ago
Oh, I got that wrong. Thank you for pointing me to it. Now I'll go down that rabbit hole...
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by qznc 9mo ago
I really like reading text with variable-width fonts. Gemini requires fixed-width fonts due to its terminal-based approach. Thus, I have no desire to use it ever.
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by qznc 9mo ago
It is hand to remember a few finger/knuckles/elbow/shoulder combinations for common measures. One of your phalanges should be ~1 inch, for example, and one of your finger nails is probably ~1 cm wide.
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by qznc 9mo ago
Minimal valid HTML5: <!doctype html> <title>Hello</title> <h1>Hello World</h1>
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by qznc 10mo ago
They don't promise anything "Open Source" here.
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by qznc 10mo ago
SQLite is only deployed as a single file but the original sources are multiple files. They call it "The Amalgamation". https://sqlite.org/src/doc/trunk/README.md
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by qznc 10mo ago
Sounds like you look for an intersection of academic papers (1.), tech blogs (2.), text books (3.), and confidential business strategies (4.)? A very high ambition.

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