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by spoiler 3y ago
The way I understood both makes it seem the goals are different, as PragVer is more marketing oriented. The ANNOUNCE is also a bit different than MINOR because it can also include breaking changes, as opposed to just feature additions
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by spoiler 3y ago
Sometimes you have to be flippant when engaging with trolls. There wasn't enough thought behind the issue, other than being outraged at their unsatisfied entitlement
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by spoiler 3y ago
I agree with you, but I also feel like you're throwing pearls at swine. Some people will always have an incredible amount of entitlement to justify their laziness or incompetence. I mean, the person opening the issue escalated this int
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by spoiler 3y ago
Searching code server-side (especially with the newly added intellisense-ish features) is probably expensive, yet they think they deserve such a feature for free, when code searching/browsing isn't GitHub's primary goal. Why
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by spoiler 3y ago
People complain about various python and its ecosystem's quirks all the time, though!
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by spoiler 3y ago
not OP, but I think this usually means it's simple to get something naïve working, but to get something production ready it can get tricky. Eg stuff like quad/oct trees
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by spoiler 3y ago
The `tracing` ecosystem is IMO pretty good, and even works with Sentry for various frameworks (well largely it's all tower based anyway) Not sure what you mean by monitoring. What do you expect (and do you have any examples where other
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by spoiler 3y ago
I find this the cover band analogy a bit unintuitive. Anyone who practices art will tell you arts are very technical (painting is, music is, magic probably is too is). Millions of artists have done similar subject studies; does that make ev
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by spoiler 3y ago
I think the point isn't something for AI to do the hard complicated parts for us, but help us with the boring repetitive ones that pop up all the time. Making forms UI is one of those. The challenging part here is creating the design l
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by spoiler 3y ago
> does let you pick and choose which parts you want to use Isn't that the case for most programming languages (ie, you can use the implementation you want/need), though?
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by spoiler 3y ago
I wish to know the same... I've been doing it as a hoby for years, but now I'm having financial FOMO lol
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by spoiler 3y ago
Freya has great videos on other maths subjects, and makes them quite approachable! Definitely recommend checking her channel
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by spoiler 3y ago
Honesty, Axum is a breeze to use
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by spoiler 3y ago
That's very "draw the rest of the owl"!
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by spoiler 3y ago
The main story has multiple endings, and also a hidden ending. It's not really that single choice. Also, there's all the characters and how they interact has some impact on the end story depending. Some side quests can similarly b
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by spoiler 3y ago
Seems to be down, so here's a cached version https://web.archive.org/web/20231009141106/https://chapel-la...
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by spoiler 3y ago
I'm replaying with 2.0, and it's honestly a much smoother experience. I'm not sure if it's over hyped. It was small bits here and there, but it was a very holistic overhaul of the game in the end. (FWIW, I'm someone
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by spoiler 3y ago
Seems to be running fine for me (accessing from London)
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by spoiler 3y ago
Wasm runtimes are great for stuff like plugins! Seems like this static_zone thing was something like that (but they call them apps)
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by spoiler 3y ago
A bettery, from the viewpoint of a circuit, is just another source. So we could call them chemical electricity generators, if we're brave enough to indulge the confusion
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by spoiler 3y ago
I'm the first person to dislike YAML, but I also like it better than the other popular alternatives. JSON sucks to write and read, but is great for machines. TOML sucks beyond simple top-level key value entries; Ini is even worse. XML
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by spoiler 3y ago
Oh, that's good to know! I haven't tried it and assumed an auto formatter might misalign some of it or put things on the same line, so the visual "downward arrow" appearance would be lost Edit: I just checked the docs ag
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by spoiler 3y ago
> the non-standard use of parens/spacing makes it incredible difficult for me to parse. Same here. Not to mention this wouldn't work in a codebase with an autoformatter.The idea/API is clever. So, a pretty cool experiment
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by spoiler 3y ago
I think 15 years is too much given how fast technology is churning. So I think 15y might slow that down (but maybe that's good? I'm not sure). It would also probably increase prod/maintenance expenses, which would likely jus
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by spoiler 3y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful and detailed reply!
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by spoiler 3y ago
> You can just use a yubikey unless I'm mistaken? Yes, USB passkeys work!
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by spoiler 3y ago
You're constructing an argument the person never made. The binary for my app could live in a hypothetical /apps/bob. Its config could be in there too. There's no need to duplicate dynamically linked system libraries in t
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by spoiler 3y ago
Oh, you're right about it not being the default. I could've sworn it was the default way back when, but I might be misremembering. Also wasn't aware Signal rebranded. > “Innocent until proven guilty” is for criminal system
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by spoiler 3y ago
I might be out of the loop a little bit, but wasn't Telegram the first that offered E2E encryption[1] for the "general public" (at least it was very popular in Europe)? So, I feel attributing WhatsApp etc implementing E2E bec
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by spoiler 3y ago
In addition to UI and all that entails (and I assume people not working with graphics or UIs often forget or underestimate the ungodly amounts that entails) theres safer memory models, encryptions, multi tasking, etc etc.

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