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by rplnt 10mo ago
Honestly, it should be an obligation. DB should make it one for themselves. DB carries millions of people a year that do not speak the language. Important information like route changes should be available to them. English just happens to b
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by rplnt 10mo ago
How many X servers named Pheonix are there? Surely it doesn't matter if there are frameworks and libraries of the same name in other areas. It's inevitable to have collisions like this.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
I used to use GIMP as an example of OSS desktop applications having bad UX, I mean back around 2010 maybe. The UX felt plain horrible. Anything I every tried there was pain to achieve. And there was plethora of desktop applications having t
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by rplnt 10mo ago
Not at all. With human you can have some expectations based on context, expertise. They are also far less likely to make up extremely specific details.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
Isn't it empty interface that's idiomatic? Or was anyway? edit: I may be wrong here
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by rplnt 10mo ago
No, the AI is only building AI features now, or so they say.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
It's possible to deduce password hashes by timing responses over the internet if the server isn't using constant time comparison. Noise is just that, a noise.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
Can't you just implement javascript interpreter and import is-even package like normal developers?
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by rplnt 10mo ago
Yes, ESP8266. FWIW, https worked when bluetooth was disabled.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
Random anecdote: I have a device in which the http client can't handle https. Runs out of memory and crashes. Wasn't able to find a free host with a public http to host a proxy.
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by rplnt 10mo ago
This puzzle would become extra trivial with syntax highlighting.
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by rplnt 11mo ago
> you can just audit the binary with tools” That statement also said you have to audit binary even if the code is open source. Which isn't entirely true as other comments pointed out - reproducible builds - but the idea doesn't
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by rplnt 11mo ago
> anyone who still wants to talk about it is just a pointless shit-stirrer. Talk about Brexit you mean? I think it's important to point out if it was a bad decision caused by deception, even more so if that was driven by illegal for
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by rplnt 11mo ago
I don't think that's the OP's issue, it's just in this context. Can someone from the industry confirm whether they use metric internally and the stream uses imperial just for the patriotic show or whether imperial units
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by rplnt 1y ago
At least until a certain level, scrambling (according to a given "algorithm") is a good way to practice moves. It shouldn't take much longer than a solution either, you are not solving the cube in under 30 moves. And if you d
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by rplnt 1y ago
It needs to be somewhat smart, if you want to track your scrambles and times. But yes, it doesn't need cameras if it trusts you.
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by rplnt 1y ago
You can be open source and not take contributions. This argument doesn't make sense to me. Just stop doing the expensive part and keep the license as is.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Exactly, it will be installed for you!
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by rplnt 1y ago
You don't need to play the game to gamble.
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by rplnt 1y ago
It's not experiences anymore, just engineered content.
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by rplnt 1y ago
It's not entirely uncommon to only have parts of the solution open. So a license on one repo might not be the whole story and looking further would take more time than giving a good suggestion to the author.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Interesting, I don't think I've seen that while NULLs are very common. I guess you would handle it in the application and not in the query, right?
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by rplnt 1y ago
The completely pointless and oftentime confusing capitalization doesn't help, as usual.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Which is an option browsers give you.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Remember mercurial? Me neither. But what I remeber is this article I've read about all the hacks they had to do to achieve reasonable startup time for CLI in python. And the no #1 cause was loading the whole world you don't ever n
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by rplnt 1y ago
Not really an answer, as I only tried it once, but there's a Chess course on Duolingo now. You can skip the very basic lessons and then it seemed to focus on positioning in openings.
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by rplnt 1y ago
There is no free option, so hiding it under IAPs is kinda shady too.
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by rplnt 1y ago
If you are optimizng for simplicity it may not be, as the use as a cache is much (much) more straightforward. Also, for a new project, I'd go with in-memory service-level cache as it outperforms both (in any metric) and can be easily r
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by rplnt 1y ago
> All the people saying this knife does anything remarkable clearly have no experience in maintaining a decent knife blade. Yes? I mean, that's one of the main points of the gadget, as said in the advertisement.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Slack used to allow you to connect your own clients using open standards. And then they suddenly didn't.

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