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by rendaw 3mo ago
Tangentially, I wonder why browsers can't store more than N history items... even from the same session.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
You're acting in bad faith attaching "every change" to what the parent said. But this isn't that crazy? Most businesses require government approval for changes that have community effects... that's the entire point
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Notably, nothing to do with jellyfish.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
This is an absurdly bad take. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/faq/9/plenary-session... > Plenary sessions of Parliament take place 12 times per year in Strasbourg and last four days There are 4
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by rendaw 3mo ago
https://go.dev/blog/module-mirror-launch seems like a better source. It seems to imply the reasons were optimization and to protect from disappearing dependencies. It doesn't imply that there were any hidden dange
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Most of those deal with downloading large centralized indexes using git, not individual packages. > The problem was that go get needed to fetch each dependency’s source code just to read its go.mod file and resolve transitive dependencie
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by rendaw 3mo ago
> a better, cleaner Markdown alternative What makes it better or cleaner? It isn't explained anywhere on the page. It looks about the same as markdown to me.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Are residential proxies illegal? Why is the FBI involved with civil actions?
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by rendaw 3mo ago
This is terrifying... are there any other decent indie music marketplaces? And even more, why kill this? How could it possibly not have been profitable?
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by rendaw 3mo ago
TBF the presentation as a whole makes a lot more sense than the 4 slides out of context.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Is a small number of people with huge amounts of money investing in things nobody wants better than lots of people with small amounts of money investing in things they want?
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Do you read all ~50,000 then? Just with the ranked ones first? Or are you using it to screen? I'm confused.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
I did not say that management doesn't care about productivity. To be clear though, I did mean to say upper management.
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by rendaw 3mo ago
This is obviously wrong. Management has never cared about how engineers do their job. There's never been a push for any other productivity boosting technology: better languages, better editors, automated refactorings, paid code intelli
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by rendaw 3mo ago
Why do you need gvisor and not just bwrap? Is this a "more is better" thing?
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by rendaw 3mo ago
It's more than just reproducing the standard flavor. By not measuring sometimes you'll get something very good, but because you didn't measure anything you won't know what you did that caused it to be good and won't
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by rendaw 3mo ago
I've thought a lot about how to characterize the difference between 3D and hand-drawn stuff. I think the core of it is: - With hand drawn animation, you draw what you have in your head, first roughly, then you refine it - With 3d anima
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by rendaw 4mo ago
There's a lot I don't understand here. How did they come up with 350? I doubt there are any people who own more than 10 houses for personal use, and this is 35x that. What's to stop people from just making multiple corporate
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by rendaw 4mo ago
This has come up several times before. It's not well cited. I read through it myself and even if the math is right, the application of the math seems incorrect. The original data was a small number of studies with a small amount of old
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Nixos can cross build os images for Le Potato with device tree stuff: https://hub.libre.computer/t/nixos-for-aml-s905x-cc-le-potat...
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Yeah, the first three work for me too. (just realized my original comment was kind of ambiguous)
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Somehow the extra motion seems to reduce the illusion of depth, it just seems like a disjointed animation to me.
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I think presumably Zebrafish aren't prone to retina cancer.
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Some photos would be really awesome. What does a view in an area that passes the test look like compared to one that doesn't? 3 trees doesn't sound like a lot, I don't have a good mental concept of this.
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by rendaw 4mo ago
True! My position is probably biased because I'm making stuff where I want maximum client compatibility. That's a good point.
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by rendaw 4mo ago
What happened in the end?
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by rendaw 4mo ago
I've been following the Japanese early gaming scene, which had a lot of parallels to the west. They had NEC PCs running DOS, and there were a lot of games for the systems. Some of them had smooth scrolling. Did they come later? Did the
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by rendaw 4mo ago
GP's point is this isn't the 2nd car, this is the 41st car. If they had 1 car it'd be a 2x increase. If they have 40 cars, the only way the 41st car would lead to a 2x increase is if that single car cost as much as 40 other c
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by rendaw 4mo ago
The same with unit tests, they're best suited for problems where the specification is much simpler than the implementation. A sorting algorithm can be long and complicated, but a unit test just needs to present unordered input and asse
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by rendaw 4mo ago
Both the submission title and the first sentence are: Prove you’re human by winning a claw machine.

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