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by rixed 2y ago
I met Lunar only twice more than 10 years ago: the first time in "La tannerie" in Dijon where for a few days he hosted a Debian bug squashing party, and again later in a Linux conference in Paris. But he made such a strong impress
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by rixed 2y ago
> I have seen plenty of videos from 10+ years ago that still gets lots of comments and traffic Sounds like survivor bias to me
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by rixed 2y ago
> Really feel that this is a missing area in CI today Years ago I wanted a tool to continuously build and test some soft while measuring and saving the resources consumed by the tests to spot large variations. Couldn't find one so I
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by rixed 2y ago
It is, unless PDF supports reflow?
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by rixed 2y ago
Next step is to forbid newlines from file content itself, to fix conforment json parsers ?
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by rixed 2y ago
A way to fix the problem would be for the App Store to ban that practice _and_ itself nag the users for ratings, in the less annoying way; like, asking you to rate a list of apps you have been using a lot when you open the App Store, and al
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by rixed 2y ago
Isn't one of the difficultlies of writing a browser that your parser must accept lots of invalid inputs and render it like other browsers would?
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by rixed 2y ago
I know there are many others, but make does any job, is very simple (once you have realized that recursive make is not needed for decades), is not tied to a specific environment, had been around for ages and will still be around 20 years fr
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by rixed 2y ago
Even when i use cargo or go or node, make is still needed to build everything that's not just code.
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by rixed 2y ago
Yes it does very much depend on your starting point. For instance, coming from C Unix programming, it took me 2 hours to try OCaml 15 years ago or so, because Ocaml tooling, at that time, was the same as C. Basically, I made a generic rule
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by rixed 2y ago
I do have one ear for that argument that "everything ought to be simpler". But what I've observed over and over is that many systems tends to become more complex as the result of people wanting to make them more newbie frien
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by rixed 2y ago
> Gleam is a statically-typed language, meaning you must declare the type of a variable before using it. What year is this from?
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by rixed 2y ago
What's the right approach? Had the right approach better results? If not, why is it the right approach?
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by rixed 2y ago
I think we hear you, we should all take more care about bad lifestyle, everybody should exercise regularly and eat healthy food. But to be fair nobody has promoted a bad lifestyle, or said that, given there is this new drug let's care
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by rixed 2y ago
> they lack the ability (...) but that is still a choice. Typo?
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by rixed 2y ago
Maybe, but shame has never been a very good cure overall.
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by rixed 2y ago
This is not about that. This is about why you consider some bad habits are addictions and some others are not. I don't know, maybe you are right, but you haven't provided any beginning of an answer yet. Rather, you sound like you
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by rixed 2y ago
The only message showing any sign of hate here is yours right there. Also, I don't think it's ok to ask someone to shut up or to go elsewhere. Let's not forget that being charitable is one of the rules we try to adhere to.
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by rixed 2y ago
They still don't know what you put after the "+" to log into another service.
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by rixed 2y ago
The main characteristics I consider when on the market for a laptop are missing. They are: - weight - mat or glossy screen Then I have a look at the keyboard layout and keys height. Not sure how easy it would be to add those.
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by rixed 2y ago
Would you say the same about any other drug? Not experiencing reality is a bit like dreaming no?
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by rixed 2y ago
> With a simple "strace" I can now reasonably trace my programs, which a binary serialization will never allow you. Doesn't strace already come with desetializers for many common data structures?
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by rixed 2y ago
Finishing a web map widget suitable for geo-data visualization.
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by rixed 2y ago
The political "spectrum" is not a range of subjective opinions, it's a range of objectively documented ideas. I don't know how well they can fit in a unidimensional scale though.
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by rixed 2y ago
You could also create a file named "-i" in your home dir.
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by rixed 2y ago
In 2024 it is considered normal for an _operating_system_ to require an account, an information that is potentially passed around to any app running on it.
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by rixed 2y ago
so, to remind your coworkers that they should securely lock their computer, you download some software from http and run it on it?
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by rixed 2y ago
If the machine is accessed remotely, how can its own local keyboard settings affect other users?
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by rixed 2y ago
You are supposed to switch the keys mapping to dvorak...?
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by rixed 2y ago
Not sure X posture against censure is to be taken seriously though. From Al Jazeera: > In India, he agreed with an order imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take down accounts and posts related to a farmers’ protest that swept thr

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