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by slondr 3y ago
I have a few projects running off of a self-hosted garage instance, it’s very nice software.
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IP over Burrito Carriers (2005)(datatracker.ietf.org)
1 points by slondr 3y ago|0 comments
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by slondr 3y ago
I use emacs 29 beta right now and that is just not how it works. For example for elixir you just install elixir-ts-mode like any other package, answer yes to the prompt to install the elixir ts library, and you’re done. Even that setup step
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by slondr 3y ago
Ruby & Ruby on Rails taking the top two spots for skills asked for is really interesting.
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by slondr 3y ago
That sounds like a deficiency of browsers, not of URLs. Browsers can already make arbitrary HTTP requests, and there are some rudimentary ways to expose this in hypertext (such as forms or XHR), but there’s nothing stopping a browser from l
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by slondr 3y ago
pre-electrical homes typically had coal pits for home heating, which are completely unheard of in modern homes.
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by slondr 3y ago
The same way you would be prevented from doing non-transactional things between calls to transaction.start() and transaction.end()
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by slondr 3y ago
We actually run into the query limit problem super often where I work. User-facing search pages for very complicated data models create very complicated URLs quickly.
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by slondr 3y ago
I’m pretty sure most browsers have fairly low limits for uri length.
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by slondr 3y ago
We already have a format to identify an entire request including verb and headers. It’s called HTTP.
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by slondr 3y ago
That "promising work" was "inventing the Rust programming language," and, yes.
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by slondr 3y ago
Boring?? My MR2 Spyder is anything but! The newer Supras and now GR Corolla also seem pretty exciting to me. Toyota is also (one of) the last manufacturer still making mid-sized trucks with manual transmissions.
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by slondr 3y ago
I’ll be sure to relay that to my student debt collection agency.
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by slondr 3y ago
Safari on iOS lets you do this in the system settings
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by slondr 3y ago
SQLite itself doesn’t support concurrent users.
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by slondr 3y ago
In fact I’d say gpg is even more singularly useful than git. Git has competitors which are superior to it in nearly every way; gpg does not, and likely won’t.
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by slondr 3y ago
Not really. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21584985/what-valid-json...
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by slondr 3y ago
> Wasn't this just posted last week? And recently before that as well? Yes. Nyxt just had a major 3.0.0 release, and we had a thread about that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35869378
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ErlMUD Commentary(zxq9.com)
32 points by slondr 3y ago|12 comments
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by slondr 3y ago
My 2001 is definitely the sweet spot. A double DIN standard radio slot so I can keep up with the latest features in infotainment and GPS, but purely mechanical interactions for literally everything else.
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by slondr 3y ago
Python or lua scripts which are mainly clumsy and overly verbose wrappers around shell commands are way, way worse than shell scripts.
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by slondr 3y ago
This is a false dichotomy, no? Driving somewhere for 30 minutes means you waste 30 minutes of your life in transport. Taking a train somewhere for 50 minutes means you can do something else for 50 minutes. Read a book, browse the internet,
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by slondr 3y ago
Seems like an obvious case of selection bias. Used car loans are going to be a lot higher than average prices people actually pay for cars, because people who take out loans to buy cars are buying more expensive cars than people who don&#x2
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by slondr 3y ago
I see this line repeated a lot, especially in Zig spaces, but it doesn't really make sense to me. Rust is an excellent replacement for C, even though it has more features. What makes C the language of choice for so many applications is
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by slondr 3y ago
I used a G700S for nearly ten years, only got rid of it because a decade of human use caused it to get pretty gunked up. I never had a mechanical failure in that whole period.
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by slondr 3y ago
I use a kinesis at work and I hate hate hate the placement of Alt. I always have to move my hand entirely and stretching from alt to x is unergonomic and annoying.
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by slondr 3y ago
Phoenix exists, so I don’t think that’s true.
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by slondr 3y ago
Pinetab or Pinebook Pro
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by slondr 3y ago
The pico is not a general purpose computer and cannot run linux
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by slondr 3y ago
Many companies aren’t ginormous with branches everywhere. Google Meet is cheaper than a flight & hotel room.

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