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by sedatk 2y ago
That comes out of the box with Mercurial. (`hg out` or `hg outgoing`).
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by sedatk 2y ago
But you need to constantly process them too, not just store them.
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by sedatk 2y ago
Probably because you need to keep a lot of those in memory.
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by sedatk 2y ago
> In ye olden days to make a diskette bootable Off-topic, but the letter "y" of "ye" is in fact the letter 'thorn' (þ) in Old English, but got turned into "y" because the printing press, which orig
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by sedatk 2y ago
VS + C# mostly. I’m also porting my code to Rust to get better at it.
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by sedatk 2y ago
> Borland was in trouble long before Kylix and .NET. That’s true. Maybe I should have said “final nail in the coffin”.
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by sedatk 2y ago
My Delphi era between 1997-2004 was probably my most productive time. I can't even count the number of apps I wrote with it. The compilation speed, VCL, IDE, compiled code performance, they all contributed to its success I believe. I e
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by sedatk 2y ago
Microsoft also bought Skype which was also written with Delphi.
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by sedatk 2y ago
> This doesn't fix fingerprinting or IP associations It solves the problem of using a paid service without compromising customer’s privacy which is a breakthrough. The rest are different problems and they are universal issues with v
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by sedatk 2y ago
Firefox has a 7 year old bug that's not fixed yet that messes up the typography of Google Docs et al. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1445596
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by sedatk 2y ago
The difference is cost. Pervasive and unhindered surveillance is way cheaper than coordinating an individual to be targeted through court orders and all the bureaucracy and potential legal battles that come with it. That’s why EU/UK is
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by sedatk 2y ago
Government's power over companies does not negate cryptographic privacy protections. For example, one criminal who used ProtonMail got caught because ProtonMail handed over their recovery GMail address to the law enforcement after they
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by sedatk 2y ago
Kagi Ultimate plan ($25/mo) includes Kagi Assistant with more than 15 different models (including Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Gemini 2.0, ChatGPT 4o + o3 mini, DeepSeek R1 etc). That plan suddenly becomes the cheapest, IMHO. I know that paid ve
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by sedatk 2y ago
I thought they meant providing the services to leak the email of any user for $10K, perhaps per user. :)
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by sedatk 2y ago
They don’t? > To be fair, I hadn’t really expected anyone in the company to get back to me
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Rust Kernel Policy(rust-for-linux.com)
4 points by sedatk 2y ago|1 comments
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by sedatk 2y ago
"k" was used in lowercase throughout the article, including the title.
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by sedatk 2y ago
Great article regardless, thank you :)
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by sedatk 2y ago
That doesn’t make the article not right for the time it was published.
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by sedatk 2y ago
> so go ahead and write a Production microkernel He has though. Tanenbaum's created the most popular production OS in the world, and it's microkernel based: https://www.networkworld.com/article/964650/
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by sedatk 2y ago
This reminds me of the concept of "no zero days": To build up a habit or a skill, do at least the minimum required to acquire that habit or skill. If it's push-ups, do just one push-up, just to keep the streak of no zero days
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by sedatk 2y ago
The Ultimate tier comes with an AI assistant that has access to Claude 3.5, GPT 4o, DeepSeek R1, and so forth. It basically comes down to almost free for me.
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by sedatk 2y ago
> The first one that comes to mind is its arbitrary-sized integers. That sounds weird at first, but yes, you can have the regular u8, u16, u32 etc., but also u3. At first it might sound like dark magic, but it makes sense with a good exa
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Notification: "Would you like to remove unused printers?" [YES](bsky.app)
1 points by sedatk 2y ago|1 comments
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by sedatk 2y ago
LLM doesn’t always produce the same output. It’s also isn’t mutually exclusive with code snippets: you can generate the template with LLM and reuse it with snippets.
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by sedatk 2y ago
It's a bit ironic that Privacy Badger extension finds 7 trackers on the article's page.
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by sedatk 2y ago
On Edge (Chromium), I get this error message instead: An embedded page at linux.doompdf.dev says TypeError: Cannot set properties of null (setting 'value') at Object.0.9657115108887302 (<anonymous>:248:42) at s
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by sedatk 2y ago
As a Turkish developer, I can say that all developers learn at least some English in order to be able to grasp documentation and also programming languages since syntactic elements are in English too. That said, many developers might still
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by sedatk 2y ago
Because searching historical sources is hard. You can ask an LLM and verify it from the source. But you can’t ask the same question to a search engine.
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by sedatk 2y ago
I still feel like it was on the path to repopularization when it crashed, and wasn't given a second chance.

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