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shp0ngle
4y ago
I went from GoLand (their go thing) back to vscode. With gopls, vscode is MUCH faster than goland, especially on big repos, and I don’t need to watch the dreaded “Indexing…” all the time. It misses some features, but honestly it’s so much s
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shp0ngle
4y ago
By the way “write once, run anywhere” was the original promise of Java. Back in the 90s! Before JavaScript was even a thing!!! People wrote Java applets that were supposed to be same everywhere. It even had GUI. Nobody expected that not Jav
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shp0ngle
4y ago
That’s more of a hack than anything actually serious.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
I am honestly not sure why do people minify javascript in electron apps. It doesn’t really bring any advantage? You need to package whole Chrome with your app, the few MB you save with minification does not matter?? But people here can enli
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shp0ngle
4y ago
There is even no file?
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shp0ngle
4y ago
It seems they get a patreon now Guess it’s working for them? I donno https://www.patreon.com/eevee
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shp0ngle
4y ago
Exactly. Assassinations? Orgies with 8 years old? Some unnamed “exploit” in Telegram? Dying of unnamed fatal illness? But never one concrete fact or name? Okay no
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shp0ngle
4y ago
Until there is something real, this is a creative writing project, and not a very good one at that
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shp0ngle
4y ago
yeah me too, the x86 docker randomly segfaults and using it is really clunky in general
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shp0ngle
4y ago
ahh I misunderstood that
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shp0ngle
4y ago
they specifically say the user must do it himself, for some reason? but let’s see how it works actually
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shp0ngle
4y ago
I don’t understand this part > The remaining steps required to activate Rosetta in a Linux guest aren’t commands that your app can execute or that you can script from inside your application to a Linux VM; the user must perform them eith
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shp0ngle
4y ago
If I am not wrong, this will allow much faster Docker with x86 base images? Docker is “just” a binary with cgroups magic.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
For a certain definition of “painless”. edit: to clarify. It’s fine for a one man show or a small company. Once you get bigger, you start hitting the various issues quite often, and wish for github again.
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4y ago
“open source” (capitalized or not) means that Open Source initiative agrees with the license. There are some conditions that I don’t remember. It’s different from “source available” - open source should let you fork and reuse it. For exampl
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shp0ngle
4y ago
Ah, charity foundation, IKEA style. I didn’t know that about Lidl.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
On the other hand, you created Lidl and Aldi. So that’s not worth nothing.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
I thought they have their own “SAP cloud” but maybe it’s just some marketing BS
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shp0ngle
4y ago
they probably partner with some content filtering third parties for stuff like abuse blocking, child porn, copyright infringement, spam, you name it. I am wildly guessing that they outsource some of that stuff.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
As other mentioned - it actually runs the whole VSCode remotely.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
I mean, you can re-build it yourself, in docker https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/blob/master/docs/build.... But I think you can also just build VSCode itself yourself. (But, I am not sure if tha
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shp0ngle
4y ago
ok. Maybe I am not the target audience. It’s definitely not the least useful of the wiki projects - that award definitely goes to WikiNews - but at least WikiNews is not intertwined with everything on wikipedia.
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4y ago
Joel had an article on his "blog" - way back in 2002 - about something like this. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/ Back then, it was not really much about Apple, but
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4y ago
Echo this. Now I am down to 1 possible word, I have no idea what it is, and I just want to know the damn word. edit: well, I solved it by adding a breakpoint to handleWordFinishedAnimating and printing this.state.targetWord . (The whole gam
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4y ago
not wikipedia; but wikimedia commons. A bit of a difference.
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shp0ngle
4y ago
I have a personal opinion that might not be popular Wikipedia is actual encyclopedia and useful Wikidata is a weird idea to create a weird “semantic web” - a hierarchy of everything that ever existed or will exist - and it’s about as useful
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4y ago
That means that no solution to the paradox is definitive, but also there is no argument. Switching back and forth obviously doesn’t have any positive. What they mean by “is not definitive” is what explanation is the definitive one.
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4y ago
> The producers describe your appearance next weekend as multimedia, which is a great cliche. If you speak and hold up a picture, you're multimedia, aren't you? Ah yeah, the 90s. We got our hypes of AI and blockchain and whatno
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I don't think the situations in East Turkestan ("Xinjiang") and Palestine are even remotely similar? There are no re-education camps in Israel that Israel declines? And on the other hand, in Israel, there is Gaza where they h
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4y ago
I migrated from Python and C and JS (and kind-of java, but Java 7...) and from that direction, Go seems amazing. I cannot, however, compare it to modern Java or C#.
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