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10mo ago
Yes, but a language model patted them on the head and said this was a good idea, may as well make it mission-critical infrastructure.
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10mo ago
> Note that this material is here for reference and for sampling. Reading all of TBoS through this website is possible but not the intention. If you like the material and want to read the book conveniently then do buy either the latest h
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10mo ago
Apple's apathy and general disdain for paying customers.
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10mo ago
poorly
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11mo ago
> The Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite have proven that ARM processors have earned a place in the laptop market That’s a strange revision of fairly recent history. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Apple’s the one that proved out la
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11mo ago
While your end goal is admirable, it’s more fun to share new experiences with others. Also, there’s a lot of really good albums from the past 70 years you’d be missing out on.
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11mo ago
In my personal projects, I’m a fan of using satisfies to check Zod definitions against the interfaces they validate. I find the base interfaces easier to read at a glance than derived types, especially in an editor’s hover view. Though, nul
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11mo ago
Personally, I can’t wait to be killed by a cold, uncaring robot. Let’s goooo
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11mo ago
While not particularly helpful for multi-user instances, I’ve had good enough luck putting my Gitea server behind a Unifi gateway and accessing the admin via Teleport.
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11mo ago
Most popular? https://justuse.org/curl/
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1y ago
> I don't spend any time at all managing them Who does, then? Even with automatic updates, one can assume some level of maintenance is required for long-term deployments. Don’t get me wrong, I love running stuff bare metal for my si
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1y ago
I think Final Cut and maybe Logic make good use of the new silicon features. I’m rather happy I don’t have to upgrade from my M1. More performance is nice, but making it the baseline to run an OS would just be silly.
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1y ago
Love this one, well worth the watch
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1y ago
Looks like they’re nearly done fixing it. > Oct 20 3:35 AM PDT > The underlying DNS issue has been fully mitigated, and most AWS Service operations are succeeding normally now. Some requests may be throttled while we work toward full
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1y ago
Found some examples: * Rust: https://docs.rs/automerge/latest/automerge/#example * C: https://github.com/automerge/automerge/blob/main/rust/autome...
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1y ago
Could ya maybe try being a human first?
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1y ago
A saddening block of prose well worth the read, thanks for sharing.
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1y ago
> account created 49 minutes ago > exclusively spreading hate So, last one get banned, then?
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1y ago
From an American perspective, there’s no mechanical difference between that and the MIT license when it comes to security. They care more about the package being maintained, bug-free, and their preferred vulnerability database showing no ac
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1y ago
The license says otherwise; hard to get freer than public domain.
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1y ago
Only on cable, iirc.
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1y ago
Roughly equivalent anymore, though.
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1y ago
> credit card to automatically purchase stuff on your behalf Why would anyone _want_ that? Or, let’s pretend for a moment they did, wouldn’t it make more sense to grant access to a purchasing account (e.g. Amazon) with payment info pre-l
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1y ago
Eh, macOS is still the UNIX with the most commercial software available. 26 feels like a misstep*, of course, but I’ll take it over a Windows environment any day. * Xcode 26 is kinda neat, though
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1y ago
> Nothing to do with Apple Intelligence Sorry, the clarify - I mean in macOS beta 26, the `say` command's output matches the settings set in the System Settings -> Apple Intelligence & Siri -> Voice > Select... menu. &g
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1y ago
Tried that on 26 beta, and the default voice sounds a lot smoother than it used it. Running `man say` reveals that "this tool uses the Speech Synthesis manager", so I'm guessing the Apple Intelligence stuff is kicking in.
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1y ago
Why bother with bun when deno 2 is a much better alternative for new projects?
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1y ago
Bulleting every list with emoji might be nice, too, no?
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1y ago
> I know nothing of this project It's an impressive one, to say the least. It's worth taking a closer look and weighing the excellence created by the human mind before completely dismissing the article's arguments. > Ir
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