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JSON5 is what that is called and it already has wide support.
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1y ago
Is FreeBSD used a lot?
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1y ago
Basically, only variable adapable designs are suited for OpenSCAD - because those can be trivially regenerated in web applications.
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Switching from Jenkins (supposedly self-hosted) to Github Actions (cloud hosted runners) is faster? Impossible, any self hosted runner is bound to be faster than any standard-size Github Actions runner.
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1y ago
The moire confuses my Samsung 49" ultrawide monitor. The brightness drops significantly when the dithered image is in my viewport.
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I agree. I asked it for some help refactoring a database and some of the SQL is quite broken. It also doesn't help that their streaming code is broken so LLM responses sometimes end up broken in the web browser (both Firefox and Edge s
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1y ago
If you misuse a database you will have a lot more complex SELECTs than UPDATEs perhaps ;-)
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That suggests also that QEmu isn’t the right software when fiddling with raw x86 assembly to write an OS (qemu is the recommendation of oswiki though). So what is? One would need software supporting debugging. VirtualBox supports that I thi
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1y ago
> For me, the most important for me is to save the biggest meal for late in the day. Wouldn't the big meal be stored as fat during sleeping?
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I suppose with an LLM you could never know if it is hallucinating a supposed system prompt.
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> Before the "fat bike" phenomena the same demographic used to ride around in "snorfiets" scooters which were theoretically limited to 25 km/h, but pretty much everyone modified for speeds of up to 50 km/h.
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1y ago
So you need to regularly take your pipes apart?
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I really am curious if that will hold up once bigger refactorings make the necessary internal APIs for ManifestV2 unavailable. Then Brave needs to maintain those APIs themselves, and every time downporting changes from the open source base
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1y ago
ULID are not necessarily sortable, just UUIDs consensed in a shorter string by using more characters than 0-9A-F
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Unfortunately “local push/access” is not a guarantee. When Awair decided to end support for their older devices they decided to also shutdown the local device API.
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1y ago
This works through X-List-Unsubscribe or similar headers. Companies making unsubscribing difficult will definitely not add or keep such header on their email messages now.
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1y ago
It would probably also be a noisy connector.
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1y ago
Mac OS Server has been dead for a very long time.
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1y ago
I wonder how much is true for European employees, which enjoy much stronger worker protection.
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1y ago
Continuous Integration/Continuous Disaster
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1y ago
> If only the EU would do the same and clamp down on Apple for their flagrant violation of the spirit of the DSA. That is difficult if facing retaliation from the unstable US leadership.
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Changes Coming to SendGrid's Free Plan
(twilio.com)
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1y ago
If this isn't enough to cause a shock in European companies and governments, I don't know what would.
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I bet some LLM scraper goes nuts right now.
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1y ago
BTQ+ only. Peter is gay so they don't hunt gays anymore.
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1y ago
> legacy software, so the need for something like K8S never really goes away TIL software running in Docker containers is legacy. What cloud kool-aid are you drinking?
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Java enums are more or less a “multiton” (as in singleton - for each value each)
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I applaud any new format, but it will unfortunately never gain traction unless it is adopted in one of the big tech SDKs first.
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1y ago
Pretty amazing. I suppose that the effects of immunosuppressants on pregnancy and the unborn child are already well understood.
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1y ago
Why is it a maintenance hell? You mention your app runs unchanged for six years now.
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