riquito

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by riquito 6y ago
Ehm, seriously? 10 machine 40 years? 20 machine 80 years? There's no correlation with the concept of reforming that person after a while
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by riquito 6y ago
I don't know about Bose, but you can connect the Sony headphones with the normal bluetooth pairing, there's no app required
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by riquito 6y ago
The following is a very good resource, going from safe/practical ways to reduce the size (like `strip`) to more advanced and unpractical builds (up to 8KiB hello world, removing... a lot). https://github.com/johnthagen&
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by riquito 6y ago
> Ryzen 3, 5, 7 which was fine > Now we have Ryzen 9 because Intel made Core i9 Or maybe because it was the natural +2 progression
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by riquito 6y ago
It's in the preface > The project is simple enough that I can't imagine being too limited by any language's ecosystem. And I've been itching to write something substansive [sic] in Rust...
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by riquito 6y ago
That's available with VSCode and rust-analyzer too (but I suspect others that piggyback on rust-analyzer got that ability). It can get noisy fast, but you can toggle hints for when you need them
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by riquito 6y ago
Train them. We do it all the time with new hires or old pals for any mainstream or not language. I saw teams do marvels in a quarter in completely new languages, no matter how far the paradigm. Not claiming COBOL is easy (no idea) but can&#
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by riquito 6y ago
> Would be interested in your justification for holding citizens of today's US responsible for an event that happened more than 100 years ago, before they lived or breathed. Of course they are responsible, who else should be if not
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by riquito 6y ago
Not every point in time refers to a timezone. If I write that 1 january 1970 was an eventful date, I can't/dont want to add a timezone to it. Then you may want to store/format times without dates, etc...
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by riquito 6y ago
Any plans to allow users to blacklist domains? Even post search would be fabulous
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by riquito 6y ago
Google offers better documentation than most, and the privacy aspects are good. [1] Of course you have to trust them but that would be true for any company. Given that the natural default would be even less trustworthy ISP, is not that bad.
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by riquito 6y ago
htm [1], mentioned in the paragraph that you linked, is a very clever alternative, similar to jsx but in pure javascript [1] https://github.com/developit/htm
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by riquito 6y ago
The fact you don't have a resolution of 640x480 and you can lay down big high resolution icons in the taskbar help a lot in not needing to open the start menu
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by riquito 6y ago
I read it as a sarcastic response, but sure enough a /sarcasm tag would be appropriate
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by riquito 6y ago
One without packages shipped as prebuilt binaries: Gentoo [1] would be a good example. You compile every binary yourself (sometime you can use prebuilt binaries for the biggest software, if you are so inclined and the distro allows it). [1]
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by riquito 6y ago
At previous company we used for years Scrutinizer [1] and it helped us maintaining some huge PHP codebase. It should be free for open source projects [1] https://scrutinizer-ci.com/
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by riquito 6y ago
So if you can choose between pure and not pure, locked vs unlocked, is worse? Interesting selling point
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by riquito 6y ago
> "He just had the need and skills to create it" Yeah, lucky Linus /sarcasm A bit undeserving, don't you think?
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by riquito 6y ago
? there's an enormous effort to fix the blurry chromium on wayland (and by extension electron and vscode), codenamed ozone, and vscode make me painfully aware of it every day. Afaik there's no official vscode build on ozone. htt
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by riquito 6y ago
"practicality beats purity" Depending on the use case it can be a good option (some are listed in the article). If the dev doesn't get the disadvantages the rest of the architecture will hardly be correct anyway
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by riquito 6y ago
I love when authors add how to read aloud something to help newcomers, as in fn print<T: ToString>(v: T) { > We say that “print is generic over type T, where T implements Stringify”
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by riquito 6y ago
The original image is still available https://www.evangelion.co.jp/neon_genesis.html
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by riquito 6y ago
Is it "mentioning it publicly" if it's a private conversation? Or is it meant to be "don't tell anyone"?
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by riquito 6y ago
That's not a choice for Apple to make, developers should be able to sell upgrades as they see fit (I am not referring to extravagant never before seen business models)
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by riquito 6y ago
While it's admirable, Croatia has 2 / 3 times less density of population than Italy. Lombardy alone has twice the population of the whole Croatia and 6 times it's density of population. It's hard to make comparisons
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by riquito 6y ago
I love it, I use it daily on Fedora and MacOS and is the easiest to configure and fastest terminal I've used so far (previously my main terminal was urxvt in daemon mode, a feature I still hope to see in Alacritty). Christian Duerr and
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by riquito 6y ago
3 years old article [1] on a 3 year old software that gets daily commits. Is it really relevant? [1] there's no date, had to check Internet Archive, and they refer to 3 years old OSes edit: I mean, so much has changed that the performa
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by riquito 6y ago
Python has first-party support for tcl/tk https://docs.python.org/3/library/tkinter.html
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by riquito 6y ago
Matches closely the number of memory related security issues Firefox had in their CSS parser before the rewrite in Rust [1] > Over the course of its lifetime, there have been 69 security bugs in Firefox’s style component. If we’d had a t
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by riquito 6y ago
Sweden approach gave them a spot in the countries with the highest mortality rate per capita (so far ~376 deaths per million, versus 55 and 44 in the neighbour Finland and Norway [1][2]). It may work out for them because it's a lowly p

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