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11mo ago
Tesla is the DIY's EV enthusiast car for a reason.
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11mo ago
I use Django a lot and it's great, but even I have to admit that Ruby on Rails is better. It's just that I don't really do a lot of Ruby, so I ended up on the familiar tech stack, and also finding other developers to join a p
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11mo ago
Reading in reverse is surprisingly hard
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11mo ago
Not too bad though all things considered, there are worse examples out there, like my old KTM adventure bike. Interestinlgy, the BMW R1200/1250/1300GS is actually simpler due to the boxer engine design.
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11mo ago
Any chance for a Flutter library?
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11mo ago
Imagine talking to your clients about tech stacks and "we're running tuberculosis" comes up... while people are dying from it.
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11mo ago
Isn't Nomad pretty much dead now?
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11mo ago
Also a US only thing. Torrents keeping the rest of us alive.
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11mo ago
I think Garibaldi was actually quite good. Sheridan was maybe a bit cheesy at times but definitely gave off that vibe of a leader one could follow into battle.
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11mo ago
Not available outside the US, I think. Torrents are then just more convenient.
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11mo ago
Are the benefits of Zig really that amazing compared to Rust that it's worth choosing Zig, which is not even at 1.0 and seems to be constantly changing? Also, Zig is not memory safe the same way. That said, I can easily imagine that th
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11mo ago
Not really, we can just fork it?
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11mo ago
A very well written show. It's crazy to think a lot of people don't even get to watch this, because it's so hard to find. I couldn't find it anywhere (except for DVD's) so I had to resort to torrents.
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11mo ago
I don't know, currently watching Babylon 5 Season 3 and I think the CG is pretty impressive. It's not high resolution or sharp, but the ray tracing is excellent. A lot of moving parts flying around everywhere with lighting and pla
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11mo ago
He's pure creativitiy, that guy! I think it'll drain his energy if he needed to do more admin stuff.
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11mo ago
So the new VP for AI comes from Microsoft, after having only been there for a couple months? I'd be a little bit concerned about that, someone jumping ship so quickly. Also, Apple tends to recruit internally first for VP positions, whi
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11mo ago
How many times has this been posted to HN? And to slashdot before that?
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11mo ago
Upvoted. Let's get you up to double digits!
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11mo ago
Hard to tell from that PR... but just looking at it, it does look a bit chaotic. Maybe if it wasn't clear, he should have discussed it with the core devs before? I cannot imagine it's easy maintaining an open source projects with
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11mo ago
What's wrong with that pull request?
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11mo ago
It's probably a lapse, don't read into it too much. You can't expect people to tip toe around. Just give him feedback.
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11mo ago
Trump will turn this into "American spaceships, the best in the world, world class probes, now light years away from Earth to find who knows what treasures lie there."
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11mo ago
Exactly but I suspect phones last longer when they are in idle/near sleep mode with screen off.
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11mo ago
I tried this once a few years ago.. had half a dozen Samsung Android phones running an SSH daemon with some functionality that could be remotely accessed. However, what I learned is that phones generally don't like to run 24/7 as
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11mo ago
27" 4K monitor (163 ppi, not amazing but decent), 60Hz refresh rate so it's not for gaming or anything. Screen to the left is my MacBook Pro with a 16". Then I have another monitor behind (connected to another computer) in la
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11mo ago
I scored 6 out of 6 although I highly doubt I have ADHD. Those are pretty normal things. You learn to deal with it and try again. Technology, alarms, calendar events come to your aid. Or I unplug something to force myself to deal with a thi
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1y ago
I had a similar situation with one of my apps. I decided not to; Android ecosystem is a bit horrible as a developer, and also Play Store users don't tend to pay for apps. Since then, Google has cleaned up the Play Store a bit so maybe
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Great app. And wow, Apple has really nailed their ecosystem. Took me 3-4 secs to install on my phone, for it to also appear on my watch in all its fiery glory.
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1y ago
Of those listed, I'd bet Swift (having had experience with it) is the most pleasant to work with. I just hope it takes off on the systems and backend side at some point.
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1y ago
Sure but there's this belief in the Rust community that it's not responsible anymore to write software that isn't memory safe on the same level as Rust. So Zig would fail that, but then you could also consider C++ unsuitable
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