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by thiht 5mo ago
Same here, got it on a Black Friday sales yeaaars ago for $90 I think. It's served me well and still does, I use it everyday.
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by thiht 5mo ago
Because MOND doesn't actually explain anything, it's basically just fine tuning equations to make them fit with observations. Dark matter is the opposite, it takes all the observations and induces a fitting explanation
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by thiht 5mo ago
> cant be seen, does not emit, absorb, or reflect light. Also it can 'pass through' other normal matter, and other dark matter Why do you say that like it's obviously ridicule or impossible? Neutrinos do exist and they fit
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by thiht 5mo ago
If XML+DTD was so great, it would still be used.
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by thiht 5mo ago
Ok but I’ve used VSCode for almost 10 years, got mad at this once, and disabled it instantly. This sucks, but maybe don’t overreact?
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by thiht 6mo ago
Google software is trash
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by thiht 6mo ago
> IC becomes an EM What?
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by thiht 6mo ago
Not sure about the US but in France there’s absolutely no way this would be confused with Apple Thunderbolt. No one talks about it, and I don’t even know it it’s even a thing anymore since USB-C. As for Thunderbird, it’s not the same name?
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by thiht 6mo ago
Standard is better than better. For all of its flaws, I’ll take Git any day over any (better) alternative, because the value is in the absence of fragmentation. If a repo doesn’t use Git, I’m out.
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by thiht 6mo ago
> We used Claude […] Ughhhh… I know this is probably legit here, but reading these words make me lose interest sooo fast these days…
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by thiht 6mo ago
Curious to know how many HNers still support Trump. They’ll probably say they never supported him, but they were pretty numerous (or at least more than you would expect on HN) saying he wasn’t all that bad (who cares about human rights when
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by thiht 6mo ago
Just create a new one… you people are just looking for ways to be difficult about this
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by thiht 6mo ago
It’s not so much the black box that’s the issue here, but the fact you can’t even make sure doesn’t change. I’d be fine with downloading the black box and running it on my servers until I decide to update it.
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by thiht 6mo ago
Why is a horizontal line constantly falling down? It’s so distracting, I feel like I can focus on the content
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by thiht 6mo ago
> I recently told all my engineers to delete their IDEs Yeah if I ever have to hear this bullshit, I’m out
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by thiht 6mo ago
Everybody understands that "nobody" doesn’t literally mean "nobody"
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by thiht 6mo ago
So some people say it feels slower, there's been some incidents recently, you're missing a few features and Zig moved out, that's it? Wow, ruined, completely unusable, I have no idea how I've been working 8 hours a day u
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by thiht 6mo ago
It really is… I’ve worked with Gitlab for years and moving to GitHub was like a breath of fresh air, everything is much less cluttered. Not saying it’s perfect, but GitHub just feels simpler
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by thiht 6mo ago
We understand, and say no thanks. The benefits don’t outweigh the costs
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by thiht 6mo ago
> why they ruined GitHub Are we living in the same world? GitHub is not ruined at all, it still works great (as in it’s completely usable), it’s still where 99% of open source projects are hosted, and it’s still a no brainer to use it fo
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by thiht 6mo ago
Not sure I under the Zed argument, VSCode has supported milti-cursors since the very beginning. It was made popular (not invented) by Sublime Text because it made it reaaaally easy (middle click+drag), so Atom and VSCode carried the feature
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by thiht 6mo ago
My solution for this is just use the current latest, or latest-1. There’s no reason not to. If your code is somehow stuck with an old version of Go, it should be considered a high priority bug, this is not normal.
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by thiht 6mo ago
Got the same vibe from reading that sentence, reading AI replies on HN is so annoying…
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by thiht 7mo ago
> French person here : no differences, we pronounce them all é and we don't care. No we don’t, wtf é and è (as well as e but it goes without saying) are very clearly distinct sounds.
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by thiht 7mo ago
Insane take, you can’t expect anyone to agree with this.
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by thiht 7mo ago
Wow I follow Apple release notes closely and had no idea, thanks for sharing. Now I need to see it it’s actually enough to replace Maccy :)
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by thiht 7mo ago
Doesn’t work anymore since Tahoe
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by thiht 7mo ago
Why are you saying it like it doesn’t suck?
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by thiht 7mo ago
I’ve switched to macOS from Windows 8 years ago and I still find window management completely unusable without AltTab. The thing is, on a French keyboard layout you can’t even use cmd+backtick to switch between windows if the same applicati
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by thiht 7mo ago
I really hope libghostty succeeds at setting a new baseline for what terminal emulation should be. Seems to be on a right track.

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