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by suprfnk 6y ago
Is this not also a function of being at least a /good/_ build system? If Cargo were too basic, or too hard to use, there would definitely be people creating a better one. This then causes the fragmentation you are talking about.
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by suprfnk 6y ago
What does this do that Vim doesn't, for you?
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by suprfnk 6y ago
>> Seamless collaboration > Doesn't Git solve this problem? The author mentions that: "The collaboration approach that I personally like the most (and the one I feel could be embedded in “local-first applications”) is the
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by suprfnk 6y ago
So the author is probably not speaking to you personally. It's a valid test for people that only use dark themes though. Why the snarky response?
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by suprfnk 6y ago
How is it rude to suggest buying another brand of the product?
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by suprfnk 6y ago
> "you said you wanted to do this every 6 months, and now it's 23 days overdue" (and then when I finally do the thing, schedule the next one for 6 months after that day, not 6 months after I was supposed to do it in the fi
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by suprfnk 6y ago
What was the initiative you had? The common concern that you fixed?
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by suprfnk 6y ago
> (e.g. 'I drew one foot larger than the other on purpose'). "It's a feature, not a bug"? ;-)
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Dutch minister of health makes a GitHub commit(github.com)
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by suprfnk 6y ago
What is wego? Google only seems to give me travel companies and alternatives.
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by suprfnk 6y ago
Have you tried emacs with evil-mode? It could save you a lot of trouble, as the ultimate editor is already written. ;-)
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by suprfnk 6y ago
Such a rumor has been circling every year since the original iPhone SE was released. I do still really hope so though...
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> given that iOS enforces (very long) delays after a few failed attempts. This is, apparently, the thing that GrayKey is able to bypass.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Don't both originate from the fact that (some) early keyboards had the arrow keys on HJKL? https://stackoverflow.com/a/29243081/1891877
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by suprfnk 7y ago
This page is satire. :)
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> The back button is a different height than the search bar If you right click the top bar, click Customize, click the "Density" menu on the bottom, and use "Compact", the back button is the same height.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Do you have alternative strategies for one-man businesses with 0$ budget?
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> Hackable machines are a problem, but they are not the only problem. They might not be the biggest problem, but they're definitely an _extra_ problem. I don't see what problems they take away, in exchange for bringing this ext
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> But it doesn't seem like top pro athletes and olympians procrastinate. I don't think you can become a top pro athlete or olympian if you're not the fraction of a fraction of the world's population with immense intri
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Did not know that. That's probably not GDPR compliant, no.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Do self driving cars actually record things? As in, store the video? It seems to me they can just process the incoming videostream without storing it, right?
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Can you elaborate on why?
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Why does that matter?
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> Also you cannot just criticize without also proposing a solution :) Why not? There can be valid criticism without there necessarily being a better solution. That's actually the whole story of generics in Go. Countless proposals, i
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by suprfnk 7y ago
If a human can do it, I see no reason why an autonomous system can't, eventually, do it. It might take a very long time, but "never" seems short-sighted.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> no computer engineer in their right mind will consider low-level software to mean software that require less skill to write. In my experience, it's generally the opposite. Low level is seen as very hard and arcane.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
This is a game of cat-and-mouse which I don't think companies want to spend time playing.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
[–]drewdevault[S] 26 points 17 hours ago I work on free software full-time now thanks to the support of the many people who donate to my work :) https://drewdevault.com/2019/01/15/Im-doing-FOSS-full-time.
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by suprfnk 7y ago
> So ADHD folks are great at starting interesting projects, but once the space of possibilities has been narrowed down and all that's left is hammering it out, it becomes intensely difficult to maintain attention on that due to lack
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by suprfnk 7y ago
Care to elaborate?

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