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by rounce 1y ago
It was the comment they replied to. If it was a general critique of the state of discourse around agentic tools and Claude Code in particular why not make it a top level comment?
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by rounce 1y ago
Weren't they also (at least in part) acquired by Chinese investors at some point in the not too distant past?
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by rounce 1y ago
> Actually this goes for pretty much all Nintendo devices. Roughly 30 years later and N64 emulation is not fully solved.
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by rounce 1y ago
IMO this is the real blindspot: it's VR support, not Photoshop, or MS Office, or CAD tools (all of which I've got running fine via Wine). I'm guessing the intersection between VR users and Wine users must be really small and
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by rounce 1y ago
Would you like to also own and have control of the data you store in these web-based platforms?
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by rounce 1y ago
Personally not a big consumer of EA titles, but Star Wars Squadrons ran great for me.
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by rounce 1y ago
> You can use Wine/Crosseover, which is cool, but even now the number of software products it supports is tiny. Steam has a lot of games. This isn't really the case, and hasn't been for some years now, especially since Val
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by rounce 1y ago
Traits in the way that a roller-skate is a car.
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by rounce 1y ago
*English speaker
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by rounce 1y ago
Then self-host if the volume you require means you can do it cheaper in-house.
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by rounce 1y ago
Ask for it to be removed, it's absolutely optional. In many cases, though not all - because I ask discreetly every time - it doesn't even translate to any benefit for the staff, they get paid the same and it just goes in as gene
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by rounce 1y ago
> but it's what you should be doing Why? You haven't even begun to further explain nor explore the wider economic and social implications of what you claim to be the one true way , nor potential alternatives (and why they are
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by rounce 1y ago
Hello fellow dizzer enjoyer
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by rounce 1y ago
It’s you that needs to explain the logic behind why these people need to be compulsorily tipped instead of receiving a reasonable base wage.
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by rounce 1y ago
Yes so your solution is to buy into that exploitative model? It’s not a tip. A tip is an additional sign of appreciation for the quality of service. When this becomes a compulsory addition (as it seems to be in US culture) it’s simply a hid
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by rounce 1y ago
This is a terrible solution, you're better off just making it Windows only and ensuring it can be run via Proton/Wine.
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by rounce 2y ago
It’s pretty hobbled compared with OG Tailscale, so much so that I moved completely to self-hosted NetBird and haven’t looked back.
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by rounce 2y ago
It seems the end screen is detected as an ad and so is getting hidden by adblockers.
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by rounce 2y ago
Do they? Like actually, know it cover-to-cover, or do they just know of it? Because the first thing to point out is that USB-C isn't a protocol, it's a connector standard.
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by rounce 2y ago
Is this a real open source project or a pretend 'source (maybe-kinda) available' kinda thing where the really useful part is stuffed behind a paywall and the 'open source' part is just to lure you into the walled garden?
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by rounce 2y ago
You’re likely not touch typing with two hands anyway because it’s often down on the centre console. Besides they’re primarily used for entering flight info into the FMS, not for long form messages.
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by rounce 2y ago
> Not that hard to write something that outputs YAML. The point of this is to lower the entry cost of producing interactive CLI apps. If I have to break out a more expressive language to use it I may as well just write my program in that
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by rounce 2y ago
It’s a Golang project, one of the big selling points of Go is the ability to easily produce static binaries which are easily distributed. It’s trivial to setup basic GitHub actions and build and publish a release containing binaries for all
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by rounce 2y ago
What were those prior mistakes?
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by rounce 2y ago
They're entitled to access it en masse as per the law.
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by rounce 2y ago
The quote you posted doesn't support your assertion that "this means that the government "flag and suppress"ed information even when it was true", it's not even related as Stanford University is not a governmen
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by rounce 2y ago
The subject program doesn't seem to provide a way in which to specify the dependencies between hooks, hence they will just race each other assuming they are all fired off in parallel.
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by rounce 2y ago
That assumes the hooks themselves can be run in parallel. Without a way to describe dependencies between them there's big scope for race conditions.
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by rounce 2y ago
Ah I see, yes it'd be pretty awesome to have Postgres be even more of a Swiss army knife of databases.
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by rounce 2y ago
Postgraphile[1] does this via GraphQL, or have i misunderstood what you're referring to? 1: https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile

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