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by taink 3y ago
Opening the website with Firefox 123.0.1 on Windows 10 x64, the webpage slowed my browser to a crawl. After a quick look into it, it seems it didn't play well with the Angular Devtools extension[1]; you might want to look into it. Inte
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by taink 3y ago
Interestingly, the README's author seems to agree with you, at least in part[1]. [1] https://blog.frankel.ch/final-take-gradle/
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by taink 3y ago
This was cool, but the best thing was the dedicated transition guide from LaTeX to Typst[1]. The bottom section especially, which is a list of Typst's shortcomings compared to LaTeX. This helped a lot when actually choosing this over O
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by taink 3y ago
I don't know if this is a reputable source in any way but a quick search shows this: https://www2.mouser.com/c/?processor%20series=STM32H753
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by taink 3y ago
The only big thing missing for now is their OS (or rather, their Illumos distribution), Helios[1]. Can't wait to read its source code, I was curious since reading this thread[2]. [1] https://github.com/oxidecomputer&#x2
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by taink 3y ago
Hello, well done on your article! I have a few questions: - What exactly do you mean by "Semantic CSS"? I've never heard this terminology before (might just be OOTL). I get the parallel between this and Semantic HTML, but I
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by taink 3y ago
I had to dig a little so here's the link to the talk the article is mentioning: https://youtu.be/L98v4epQmrg?t=15121
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by taink 3y ago
The article you linked to doesn't explain plainly how the cataloging system works. Going to Wikipedia[1] makes it a little more intelligible, but honestly it still sounds pretty complicated. If a cataloging system is difficult to expla
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by taink 3y ago
> It’s developed in Estonia! Estonia has a remarkable IT and software culture (I live there) and every so often you come across an absolute gem. This looks like one of them What sets Estonia's IT and software culture apart from othe
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by taink 3y ago
You should update your docs because this is not what they say. I seem to understand you just started the open beta -- congratulations. You should still mention your product is in beta on your homepage (or at the very least, your download pa
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by taink 3y ago
That's useless if the client also sends the same data to Any's node. You can't disable that for now: Self-hosting only without a backup node is currently unavailable The self-hosting-only feature is not released yet. I
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by taink 3y ago
They seem to have only one "node" so far, because the software is still in alpha? That's what their docs seem to say[1]. All your data primarily syncs to the encrypted backup node in the current alpha. For alpha testers,
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by taink 3y ago
While I understand why a font's website would behave this way, I don't think making people dowload 1598 (!) lines of fonts[1] is a good idea; it honestly took so long I was wondering what was so special about their font right abou
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by taink 3y ago
There should be a picture of what you are supposed to see on the article[1]. It works on this page for me but some of the other articles do not show it. Seems weird because I'm not changing browsers in between. [1] https://i
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by taink 3y ago
Weirdly enough I can't see it on this article but it's showing just fine on the OP. Maybe my extensions?
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by taink 3y ago
I think they were planning to support the first generation fairly long-term, so you probably don't want to wait for a Steam Deck 2. I think I've seen people that can't get their hands on it through "official" means
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by taink 3y ago
I wouldn't go as far as saying CommonJS is hurting JavaScript, but it's current status in the node ecosystem is definitely painful. I mean the default remains CommonJS, so using esmodules is awkward on 'native' node, but
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by taink 3y ago
I haven't used Gitless before but usually these types of abstractions fall short for me. It never helped me as much as truly learning git. I learned so much about the commands that intimidated me by playing "Oh My Git!"[1]. I
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by taink 3y ago
I agree that a "Sonic Hedgehog" gene would sound silly but honestly I don't see how "BEBOP" qualifies as silly. What would be the better alternative? Cultural references are a good way to name things. A style of jaz
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by taink 3y ago
Keep in mind there is no complete feature parity with NPM. This only allows you to use packages not present in Deno's ecosystem, but it does not guarantee it will work flawlessly (and in practice it can be a pain to use some packages).
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by taink 4y ago
Don't forget your basic organization sabotage field manual: https://archive.org/details/SimpleSabotageFieldManualStrateg...
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by taink 4y ago
I agree that copyleft is more about "giving forward", and I think it's a confusion a lot of people make. Reading through the thread, I get the impression that some think as soon as one "distributes" the licensed mat
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by taink 4y ago
Assuming what you say here is true (which in my opinion is a pretty high leap), one could then ask why those biases exist in the first place. I expect authoritarian states to enable corruption but it's the contrary in the case of Singa
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by taink 4y ago
This is the best authoritative source that I could find. The few assertions I've seen that Singapore is less corrupt than most european and north american countries quote Transparency International as a source, so I assume it might be
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by taink 4y ago
Singapore remains an authoritarian state, not a democracy. It allowed for massive progress in a difficult political climate but it does so at the cost of a good amount of political freedoms. That might be fine, but not in all cultures. I al
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by taink 4y ago
No need to trust it -- that's the best part. I tend to trust blogs or conversations with other people more than I should. The benefit of a tool like ChatGPT is that I already distrust it, and I tend to double-check more often what it r
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by taink 4y ago
> Also, I'm not sure if it even treated individual digits as separate tokens, but it might. Someone with API access can check. Anyone can check, they have a tool for that[1]. It's mentioned in their FAQ article[2]. According to
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by taink 4y ago
To be fair in practice I can't think of a good methodology to automate this selection. This is probably something that would be determined much later, on a case-by-case basis... which is ideally solved by manually curating such knowled
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by taink 4y ago
This comes pretty darn close to what the author is asking! > Right now every channel is meant to be both transient and permanent. I know that’ll never change, so create a new “Lore” or “Archive” channel where the moderators tap on wisdom
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by taink 4y ago
The flaw isn't that it is not realistic enough, but that it goes too much against an average human's preconception of how a basic traffic system should work. It is absolutely not unreasonable to expect a 1993 game to not choose a

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