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by theon144 6y ago
None of which are javascript-triggered.
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by theon144 6y ago
Maybe not specifically for vectors as their size is dynamic, but most certainly for tuples, ex. "sort by last name, first name, city..." (I can also think of situations where you'd pass around strings as vectors of characters
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by theon144 6y ago
Deprecate two-dot syntax, introduce three-dot syntax? /s
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by theon144 6y ago
Exactly my question. >If you try to enforce that start <= end, you lose the ability to make a Range of non-comparable things What even is a "range of non-comparable things"? Doesn't the very definition, included in th
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by theon144 6y ago
Absolutely, especially since software like Zoom allows the call host to unmute the microphone on your (!) end. It's unsurprising and possible with any kind of software mute of course, but still significant enough for me to seek out a s
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by theon144 6y ago
No, the real design flaw is just what he describes. What you're saying, while alleviating some instances of the problem, still fundamentally allows for these kinds of ear-destroying/vicinity-blasting situations. The lack of an una
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by theon144 6y ago
Well I don't constantly need it, but there's certainly stretches of time where I want something for my ears to focus on, leaving the rest of my mind to focus on something else. And selecting music I actually want to listen to is
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by theon144 6y ago
>huge I'd estimate it's roughly a 1% drawback.
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by theon144 6y ago
Funnily enough, HN therefore seems to be a time traveler from decades ago :)
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by theon144 6y ago
Mutable is not bad when necessary, but otherwise I'd say that immutable is generally quite good.
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by theon144 6y ago
Still sitting at 725 unmerged and/or unrejected PRs though.
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by theon144 6y ago
Counter-anecdote: Even YouTube support is somewhat flaky (age-restricted videos, private (as in, locked behind auth) videos, random failures), and several sites I use are broken and require additional options (cookies) for even basic functi
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by theon144 6y ago
CTRL+F'ing `youtube-dlc` comes up with several hits - was there more that is missing now?
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by theon144 6y ago
I assume it's going to be hard enough for the community to know about this fork in the first place, signaling direct continuity is definitely a reason to name the fork so similarly. Besides, Mozilla has nothing to do with Mosaic, XBMC
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by theon144 6y ago
https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/issues/26462
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by theon144 6y ago
Nobody disagrees with that, I greatly respect the project's authors, and even just successfully replicating it would be undoubtedly a great learning experience! I think the comment is just trying to align the expectations better, given
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by theon144 6y ago
But this link shows exactly why plain chemical tests are superior, no? The poster's question was about the conflict, not the interpretation of the chemical test. >FRERs can pick up hCG as low as 7. Digitals require >40. Try wit
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by theon144 6y ago
Good! I'd even welcome much more agressive limits than what they're proposing; the current culture regarding builds and CI in general is horrifyingly ineffficient, wasteful and in the end just plain slow. I'm looking forward
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by theon144 6y ago
Without exaggeration, I'd say about 5% of the cases? > • you memorized it This means I've got about a day or two at most while I still have it memorized - but my plans usually span longer than that. > • it's not as imp
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by theon144 6y ago
It's got integrated LoRa, so I assume they're targeting a lot of hackers or people working on IOT stuff "in the field", as it were. Well and I'm not one of those, but I'm still seriously considering getting it
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by theon144 6y ago
>C++ also has complex object lifetimes but if you don't invoke that complexity you don't need to deal with it. I would tend to disagree? In C++, I regularly ran into issues where I "invoked" the complexity with memory
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by theon144 6y ago
Depends heavily on the jurisdiction, I am afraid. This exact case was used as a precedent where I'm from (Czech Republic) that no, merely downloading over BitTorrent still constitutes "sharing copyrighted material".
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by theon144 6y ago
I've heard that it's apparently SpaceX camera drivers?
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by theon144 6y ago
Both perspectives are somewhat correct, I feel; the requirement to remove any usage of md5 is beneficial, but the fact that crc32 passed means the audit shows the motivation was misplaced. The resulting situation might of course not be a
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by theon144 6y ago
Latency.
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by theon144 6y ago
Well sure, but... aren't the consequences of the possibility that it's not going to happen literally not worth discussing at all?
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by theon144 6y ago
Yeah, somewhere around first third, I skipped to the end to see if there was something about the text being GPT-3 generated. I can't say what exactly ticked me off, but it's written in this very meandering, vacuous way - I wasn&#x
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by theon144 6y ago
Damn, sorry, honestly misread your comment. Yeah I actually do agree completely.
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by theon144 6y ago
Contrary to popular techy opinion, short-term memory is not composed of hard, fixed "slots" that fill up and overflow. It's not like remembering one more byte of information will make a variable name fall out of your memory o
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by theon144 6y ago
>Honestly, it's not that hard to implement something like Roam compared to the aforementioned competitors. Getting hard "Dropbox is trivial to implement with FTP, curlftpfs and CVS" vibes from this kind of thinking.

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