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by rererereferred 1y ago
In this age I'd assume the NSA already has such records.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Midnight Commander was coded by a Gen Xer, but Norton Commander was coded by a Baby Boomer ;)
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by rererereferred 1y ago
That as pretty fun. Could be useful to learn regex. The leftmost rule had the first character partially outside the screen on my tablet.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Some games have this feature called "streamer mode", where some text that would normally be on screen is removed, like username or party codes. Makes sense for a terminal to do the same for other sensitive data.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
If Node becomes much better thanks to the existence of Bun, then I think Bun accomplished its goals. Same for C and Zig.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
This page tracks Deno's compatibility with Node by running its tests: https://ffmathy.github.io/is-deno-compatible-yet/
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Yes, I wouldn't train AI on Zig code just yet. But here's a radical idea, rename the language the moment it hits 1.0: all documentation, blog posts, discussions, SO answers and LLMs for older versions gets automatically voided. Fo
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by rererereferred 1y ago
I own my copy of the code.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
People like bragging/advertising about their language of choice. Maybe others who like the language will get interested in collaborating, or employers who need developers for that language might get in contact with them. Also, unsafe r
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Gtk is more than Gnome. It is also used by Xfce and other DEs. So while Qt is also popular, I think it's fair to call it the most popular.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
A government could fund an audit for the code since it's open source, right? They might even have their own builds so their computers only install from there.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
I'm blocking it to avoid it freezing the browser. Before I blocked it, it froze the browser.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Youtube freezes for me on Windows with Firefox. Sometimes it freezes the whole browser so added a rule to block it in uBo and use another browser for it (which also helps me reduce my time on youtube thanks to the added friction). I don&#x2
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by rererereferred 1y ago
What's a good novel from the last 20 years? Genuine question. Looking back at everything I've read, it all has been older than that. I don't really pay attention to novel news so it's more like I only read stuff I'v
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware he released another just last year! I'd assume streaming services have changed the industry. Things like Devilman Crybaby wouldn't have been released if Netflix wasn't involved.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Toei Animation is looking to utilize AI in areas such as storyboarding, coloring, and “color specification,” as well as in-between animation and backgrounds. The specific use cases mentioned include: • Storyboarding:
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by rererereferred 1y ago
Tanigawa released a new volume a few years ago, like 10 years after the last one. But still, it probably doesn't have the popularity it once had so a new animation sounds unlikely.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
> music streaming has similarly lead to a collapse in quality music artistry, as fewer talented individuals are incentivised to go down that path. Is there data for this? I feel there's more musicians than ever and there's more
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by rererereferred 1y ago
The ones doing it because they like it don't need to care about the mass produced slop.
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by rererereferred 1y ago
That was fun! The only thing I miss from other sudoku puzzles is being able to select multiple cells at once for adding pencil marks. They also have 2 kind of pencil marks, corners and centers. The one I played was easy enough to use a sin
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by rererereferred 1y ago
10 or 20k USD for Copyright Violation sounds cheap.
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by rererereferred 2y ago
Not sure if the article mentions this later but JS has structuredClone now which should be better than the stringify/parse dance in the example: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Windo
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by rererereferred 2y ago
Small off-topic, I see those boxed backpacks and think of their shoulders. On motorbike the box rests in the back of the seat but here all the weight is in the shoulders. People who have done some mountain hiking knows that the weight of th
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by rererereferred 2y ago
I'd like to do this, not for making a startup but for developer tools, installable native tools, no subscriptions, no cloud service, open source. The problem is the first step: the "simple idea".
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by rererereferred 2y ago
Eventually the unethical researchers will have to make actual research to make their papers pass. Mission fucking accomplished https://xkcd.com/810/
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Add "cancel" after x. > A thorough investigation ensued, initially suspected to be a software bug in the Digivote system. > Surprisingly, the code was released open source just a few days after the election. > The code wa
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> Browsers without formal governance may offer appealing features or privacy claims, but users have little recourse if those promises are broken. There’s no entity to hold accountable, no legal framework within which to address grievance
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by rererereferred 2y ago
I wouldn't hung up on the feedback too much. I also think minecraft has no clear goal and feels aimless and yet it's one of the most popular games in the world. If the game is fun for you, there will be a niche with the same taste
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by rererereferred 2y ago
What's the appeal of Pokemon for these kind of things? I never see AI or Twitch chat playing other turn based games like Final Fantasy or Fire Emblem.
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by rererereferred 2y ago
Once every thousand sentences? You probably don't read Kumeta.

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