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sam0x17
2y ago
ok cool but how about we get syntax highlighting for common programming langauges in code blocks?
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sam0x17
2y ago
Similarly I thought it would be about ML and data projects that have become defunct due to the advent of LLMs.
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sam0x17
2y ago
Right, Congress needs to place more limits on capitalism, for the aforementioned reason (capitalism isn't good at common good stuff).
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2y ago
RIAA types are terrified of the idea of secret networks of people sharing private links
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2y ago
This mindset (that it will be a goldrush) is why we can't have nice things. Can't trust capitalism to do this kind of stuff in a non-exploitative way
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2y ago
and yet I still can't get a working CPU temp monitor in KDE taskbar in 2024 :(
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2y ago
You can tell his keyboard doesn't have n-key overlap with how the asdf is distributed. Totally checks out as real DoD with those $20 dell keyboards.
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sam0x17
2y ago
Don't select the wrong one!!
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2y ago
lol I misunderstood, I thought someone had searched for every domain name that happens to be a valid UUID
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2y ago
fire risk?
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Kagi pays market price to the upstream search providers (unless something has changed since I wrote much of their initial backend circa ~2019). Bigger players like Brave are likely able to broker a pricing deal with search providers that is
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2y ago
> Can't really make weapons out of silk. Someone will always find a way, and then everyone will copy them source: every public internet thing ever
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2y ago
Where are these C++ jobs? I've only seen Rust jobs :D
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2y ago
awesome, will check it out!
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I do think something like serverless functions is the better abstraction, but there is no open format I am aware of that you can use to bring these across providers (other than arguably serverless I suppose), and generally there has been li
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The frosted glass effect was a huge eye-opener for me the first I saw it in the early 2000s. At the time I thought PNG-based translucency was the be-all-end-all of GUI design and nothing would ever trump it. I genuinely believed there was n
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I've posted this here before, but they really need globally unique codes for all the airports, waypoints, etc, it's crazy there are collisions. People always balk at this for some reason but look at the edge cases that can occur,
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Yeah I think OP's overall argument is right but this particular example isn't needed and has plenty of counter-examples. It's more like when was the last time you had to solve [insert leetcode problem here] without any resour
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2y ago
> Are you producing? Or are you learning? > AI makes me at least 2x more efficient at my job. It seems irrational not to use it Fair, but there is a corollary here -- the purpose of learning at least in part is to prepare you for the
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20 years later I still think "female lich" whenever I see the word lichess, even though I know it's li chess.
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2 years is actually fairly long in the startup world imo, most startups (by %) don't even last that long. The average across the SWE industry (not just startups) was hopping every ~2.5 years a few years ago, and I believe it's wor
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centralization is easy
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The only downside with that I've found is people and orgs tend to overestimate their future usage of X across the board, so profits rarely match expectations with pay-as-you-go, and tier-based pricing will easily overcome you by captur
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2y ago
> mainstream ;)
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This is cool and it's great to see people adding better first-class support for currencies in as many languages as possible! I am the author of a similar crate in the rust ecosystem: https://crates.io/crates/curren
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For me I've always gravitated to what is essentially the "One Dark Pro" theme originally from Atom that has been ported over to VSCode and other things, and is almost identical (in terms of terminal colors anyway) to the defa
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These are actually great and I would gladly welcome these changes if they were implemented in stable. My wishlist: * allow const fns in traits * allow the usage of traits in const exprs. This would allow things like using iterators and From
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My condolences, I no longer live in an area controlled by the comcast empire, but I am familiar with your pain
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Gosh I regularly burn through that much just updating games in steam :D. Not proxy bandwidth of course but isn't it funny that the the line between regular usage and $$$ can be what is using the bandwidth. Or rather, isn't it fun
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When adding a secret broke CI in GitHub
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