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rubyn00bie
11mo ago
Yeah, this is honestly the sort of thing I grew to hate in Ruby. It looks cute, but all it does is create more cruft. Good ol’ boring keys are just fine, expressive enough, and are very unlikely to cause problems. This feels like it’s attem
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I’d absolutely love it if they made SwiftUI cross platform for both mobile and desktop. Flutter is nice but it’s still sort of a mess sometimes when targeting desktop instead of mobile.
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OllamAssist: Ollama Integration for Jetbrains IDEs
(github.com)
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1y ago
From the Mother Jones article: > Citrone, the co-founder of Discovery Capital Management, is also a friend and former colleague of Bessent—a fact that has not been previously reported in US media outlets. Citrone, by his own account, hel
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1y ago
I’ve heard the latency is still a pretty major issue. I’d love to use one for sim racing but the latency complaints make it a non-starter. If that’s changed or anyone is using it for sim racing please let me know.
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1y ago
I don’t get this. Marketing this as an urban bike makes no sense. It’s heavy, looks like it’ll be awful to maintain because so much is custom, and it’s relatively expensive. I rode fixed gears for years because they’re light, easy to carry
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1y ago
Nebula just didn’t have enough content I cared about. I happily paid for it, but outside of one or two creators it was “meh.” Half of it felt like content specifically for elementary schoolers. So I, being childless, eventually canceled it.
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1y ago
So a genuine question here regarding the platinum card, as it applies to non-US income for 270 days: If a corporation decided to apply for this, using a foreign subsidiary that holds US income from abroad—- could that corporation claim pers
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1y ago
Lucid offers the best range of any EV. And while not really directly comparable to the Model S Plaid because it is twice the price of the Plaid—- Lucid’s Air Sapphire absolutely out performs the Plaid in every scenario. I think the days of
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1y ago
Did that doctor prescribe it to your wife? If not, you’re missing the point of the parent comment and that would be incredibly concerning.
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1y ago
I hadn’t thought about different sizes/weights but this does remind me of Nio’s battery swap network. Which I’ve always been fond of in principle. I think at some point in the future, when range isn’t such a competitive advantage in th
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1y ago
There are quite a few devices these days that’ll allow you to capture streams by stripping HDCP so you can at least record it instead of having the service put it in “the vault,” to appease some bozo in a suit. I have been trying to put my
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1y ago
Aye. I was just more so curious as to what vehicle this is, I looked around but have had trouble finding anything that looks like it’s built that way at the factory. I suppose I’d get more useful results if I used a VPN with a European IP.
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1y ago
I think it depends on the use case, slow isn’t that bad if you’re asking questions infrequently. I downloaded a model a few weeks ago that was roughly 80GBs in size and ran it on my 3090 just to see how it was… and it was okay. Fast? Nope.
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1y ago
RAM isn’t cheap but it’s not awful, or as bad as it once was, especially in their laptops. One of the primary things that has kept me from buying a new Apple desktop or laptop is honestly SSD pricing. It’s absolutely ridiculous given how ch
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Outta curiosity what kind of car is this? Or what brands offer the dual tank setup? Living in the US, I’m not aware of any cars that come from the factory with dual gas/lpg tanks. Here in the US it seems to largely be an aftermarket mo
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1y ago
I would say there’s a good chance they could be one-offs created by whoever was doing the ad. If you’re paying an artist, having them do the lettering could certainly be cheaper than licensing a font for the purpose (or developing a font th
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1y ago
This is the exact same thing that’s happening for folks trying to buy a Porsche 911 GT3, GT3 RS, or S/T. Unless you buy multiple cars you don’t want, you’ll never get an allocation from Porsche. The end result is that most folks have t
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1y ago
Lmao. This has to be the funniest comment I’ve ever read on here. I can assure you, the only copium being huffed is by you, mate. I have written Scala, Swift, Java, and more (including TypeScript). I have zero trouble with type systems, but
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1y ago
I’d recommend it. I used to think I needed statically typed languages to write sound code, but after enough time with Elixir (10 years professionally and going) I really don’t believe that to be true… A huge portion of my change of heart is
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Borg – Deduplicating archiver with compression and encryption
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This is insane. The amount of absolutely sensitive audio they could be grabbing is unbelievable. And port analysis? Why anyone would think this sort of intrusion is acceptable is boggling my mind. It’s a writing app for god sakes. I hope th
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Not when they’re funneled through states like Wyoming and Nevada which an enormous amount of them are… both have very good privacy laws protecting the owners identity. Often times there will be a local LLC which is owned by (at least one) s
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I’m really confused why this is an “async queue.” Seems pretty synchronous to me since requests are completed in order, one at a time. I literally wrote something to do this in the past few months. This was to work around JavaScript’s async
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1y ago
If you put even a modicum of effort into trying to acquire a Switch 2 you can. I’ve had multiple instances to do so, and I don’t even have interest in it yet. Nintendo even sent me an email giving me a 3 day window to buy one. Yes, it will
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> Scalpers are a retail wide problem. Acting like Nvidia has the insight or ability to prevent them is just silly. Oh trust me, they can combat it. The easiest way, which is what Nintendo often does for the launch of its consoles, is pro
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I’m definitely not saying there aren’t loads of people who will have problems because of it— the games you listed are all popular with millions upon millions of people. I used to play League exclusively. With that said, there are likely tha
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To everyone saying you can’t play games on Linux. You can. You can play an amazing amount of games, even on launch day, with nothing more than a click of the install button on Steam. I smashed install for Clair Obscur last night and it work
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You’d be surprised how many games you can. It’s a pretty common misconception at this point. The only things that you can’t are some highly competitive multiplayer games like League of Legends or iRacing. I haven’t had a game not work in ye
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I’ll be honest this sounds like something that could be completely automated without AI. Wouldn’t a simple shell script accomplish this? Merge, push tag, deploy release with tag. I’m really not sure why AI is useful here at all but maybe I’
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