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runjake
2y ago
Some good questions to ask in this case: - How long will this last? - What's in it for Oracle? Oracle is not known for its benevolence or free services. Quite the opposite.
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runjake
2y ago
I've been liking https://minifeed.net/
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runjake
2y ago
It’s called “anti-glare coating” for eyeglasses in the US. Works very well, at least for my eyes. I’m sure you could find non-prescription variants. The downside is the coating seems to last 3-5 years or so.
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runjake
2y ago
The parent indicates in a comment that they use an Apple Silicon Mac[1]. I don't see a lot of engineers running Intel Macs anymore. I haven't seen any engineers who still use an Intel model, myself, and for quite some time. Espe
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2y ago
1. I thought "Sapphire is a next‑generation, Rust‑powered package manager inspired by Homebrew" covered it pretty well. 2. It's a personal project. 3. It's explicitly declared as alpha software.
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runjake
2y ago
For the last 5 years (since Apple Silicon was released), Homebrew has installed to /opt/homebrew by default.
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runjake
2y ago
Lots of people questioning what Pike brings to the table. Be aware that Pike has been around for over 31 years [1]. It's kind of dead now and a lot of people have moved over to Lua[2] (which is over 32 years old!). So long ago, that i
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runjake
2y ago
Thanks. I appreciate the correction!
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runjake
2y ago
For the benefit of others' "imposter syndrome", I'll jump in and say it's not just you (the reader, not the parent). It's a really dense article and was really hard for me to follow. And yes, the diagrams are g
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runjake
2y ago
It's not perfect, but I like it fine. I definitely like it better than Fink and DarwinPorts, though those may be technically superior. It's not super simple, but for your htop example, you could probably do something like the foll
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runjake
2y ago
It might have been Keybase? Keybase got acquired back in 2020 and it's popularity -- at least among cypherpunks, seems to have dropped off. https://keybase.io/
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runjake
2y ago
Past discussion, which may be helpful: Ask HN: How do you manage your prompts in ChatGPT? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41479189 I'm curious to see how people's workflows have changed. Us, we manually ca
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runjake
2y ago
If SilverBullet were into acquiring more users (they may not be), they could use some major help with their site design. When I visit the SilverBullet link, I get a wall of text. And at the very top is a warning about versions and a link to
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runjake
2y ago
Sure fine but they describe themselves as the “party of personal freedoms” so the same applies, in my mind. The point being neither party is anywhere close to being a party of either thing. There are giant “plot holes” in both their platfor
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runjake
2y ago
Not to lessen your point, because I 100% agree, but I'd like to point out that you could swap a couple words in your statements to make the same point about the Democrats: - Small government: cut things we don't like (e.g. milita
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runjake
2y ago
Maybe you have the right ideas and good judgements but your timing is off.
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runjake
2y ago
- Simple syntax and easy to read. - Compiles down to efficient machine code. - Very well documented. - Preferably the language is close to the metal. I avoid using C practically everywhere these days, but tend to prefer it for embedded prog
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runjake
2y ago
Perspective. I guess that Reddit video mentioned above doesn’t seem so graphic after reading your comment. I try to rationalize it all by knowing that we, especially westerners, largely live in this seemingly safe facade we like to call “ou
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runjake
2y ago
It’s not about it being cool. It’s about it feeling “normal”. I’m not even sure this is caused by trauma so much as just living a whole other life in a whole other culture with completely different norms, even with combat aside. Going back
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runjake
2y ago
Very neat! Apparently didn't have the top row of function buttons. For those reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TK_2000
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runjake
2y ago
Keep this in mind: The future doesn't care about our feelings. It's going to happen regardless of what we think. There is a ton of uncertainty and rapid evolution happening and it's okay to not have an opinion, reserve judgem
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runjake
2y ago
I had an 800XL and a 520ST, but I don't recall ever seeing or hearing about the 1200XL. I feel like I just entered some bizarro universe. But wow, I really love it's physical design.
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runjake
2y ago
For Gemini, I’m seeing the opposite. It’s been getting much better.
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runjake
2y ago
Yes, this is explained and linked in the first sentence of the linked article.
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runjake
2y ago
> Personally speaking, I've never cared whether someone "validates" my emotions (and I often view such attempts as a bit patronizing or insincere). I think that speaks more about you (and me, I’m the same way). Most peop
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runjake
2y ago
My tools: Deeply understanding the fundamentals of UNIX/Linux, networking, network protocols, SQL/databases, and various programming topics. It's been a solid foundation that's helped me for decades now.
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runjake
2y ago
In this case, itt's easier to just run it locally: https://github.com/invisal/sqlite-internal But you can get sort of what you want by: 1. Loading a site. 2. Go into the Web Dev Tools. 3. Select the Network tab. 4
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runjake
2y ago
1. Understanding the fundamentals deeply, so that it's "muscle memory". Everyone is trying to race and learn as much as they can. I think they'd get much farther by focusing more on the fundamentals of the technology the
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runjake
2y ago
I do this. I have about a dozen Spotify playlists saved to my phone and laptop for offline use. Often times, the tracks didn't match the style I selected, in my opinion . For example, if I select the Chill style, I don't want an
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runjake
2y ago
If it's not helpful don't use it. Personally, this appears to be extremely helpful for me, because instead of checking several different spots every day, I can get a coherent summary in one spot, tailored to me and my family. I&#x
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