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by stuaxo 1y ago
Part of the reason I stopped was lack of higher than 1.0 in browsers. The other reason is that SVG took a very long time to get good, and when it did I wanted to use XSL and SVG together. Now SVG has got good and they are removing it :(
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by stuaxo 1y ago
This is breaking the web though. If they are so worried, then have the xslt support compiled to wasm and sandboxed.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Yep, there's a massive bias in companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft to only see companies their own size. Outside of this is a whole universe.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
We absolulely shouldn't be just ripping out support. If there is a polyfill I'm not sure making it in Javascript makes sense but web assembly could work.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
So annoying, XSLT is very powerful but browsers let it languish at 1.0 XSLT 1.0 is still useful though, and absolutely shouldn't be removed. Them: "community feedback" Also them: <marks everything as off topic> This c
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by stuaxo 1y ago
He's making it unprofitable by doubling the rent. The pubcos have made it unprofitable by profiteering. Neither of these are indicative of a free and functioning market. Are you a sockpuppet for the other user here that wrote a very si
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by stuaxo 1y ago
It's OK, you don't have to go to the pub. Or if you do go, just have a lemonaid.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Sounds kind of glib. Pubs are now incredibly expensive, a lot of this comes from the pubco scandal. At the other end you have people like Mr Aziz ensuring these hubs of the community get shut down. People are more likely to organise if the
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by stuaxo 1y ago
That's been the biggest thing in the news for years now.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Oh, that's definitely interesting - would be good for creative coding. I could do with python bindings for this.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Kier Starmer seems to be doing everything an establishment plant would - an establishment that really doesn't like the idea of a Labour government.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Yup, it's an ethical AI trained on out of copyright material such as war and peace.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Unpaid Lime bike use might be the healthiest thing to happen to teenagers in the UK. As a paid Lime bike user, I don't mind this. Unpaid, they are terrible heavy bikes - but that is clearly better than no-bike. Lime already somewhat vi
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British 999 call handler's voice cloned by Russian network using AI(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by stuaxo 1y ago|0 comments
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by stuaxo 1y ago
There's a whole bunch of socialism to the right of *!=) Marx and the left of classic liberalism. Words have meaning, trying to characterise "far left" as some sort of US caricature of Blue haired liberal types is less than us
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by stuaxo 1y ago
These days Django is boring technology, I'm more productive than ever with it.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Personal opinion: I absolutely hate these "Given" "When" "Then" type tests. I have to learn a whole new language to write tests, I don't get on with them at all.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Yeah, please don't stick with Xorq, it's so visually similar to Xorg, it looks like the bottom of the g didn't render, which is totally possible on the web.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
I hope you thoroughly go through these as a human, purely AI written stuff can be horrible to read.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Respect them not wanting to deal with arseholes. This sounds useful, I'll be building it and having a try.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
A lot of it going back to American arms cos, so a subsidy of industry. Now, imagine that money going to American infrastructure and health.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
The government is doing this because it's scared of the press that runs all these scare stories.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
I find it mad people use this stuff outside of a vm or virtualisation.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
True,7 had a lot of polish, but Vista in its black version was very striking when it arrived. I'd like to see someone create the longhorn vision though.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Unless you pay decent rates the code will be shite, otherwise outsourcing to underpriced developers would have worked in the last push to rid businesses of the expense of skilled developers.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
This is one (of many) reasons why moving away from cash is bad. We shouldn't be privatising money.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
"The project has been particularly closely watched by Wall Street firms moving their operations to the traffic-prone Miami area. " Maybe rail transport is a public good and should be publicly owned and run.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
The recently work with DMABUF on Linux might help a lot of things get faster.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
The state of this headline.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
I love it when the fairy tail libertarianism of this website meets the reality of the UK.

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