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by thiht 10mo ago
> this doesn't even seem particularly useful for average consumers/listeners I can imagine this making it wayyy easier to build something like Lidarr but for individual tracks instead of albums.
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by thiht 10mo ago
ITT: gross overreaction, as usual. IntelliCode is NOT IntelliSense. They're obviously not removing traditional autocomplete. They're replacing an EXTENSION, so it has basically nothing to do with VSCode itself. If they developed a
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by thiht 10mo ago
You're right, when looking into it it's just flameware in the end
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by thiht 10mo ago
Is fun not allowed anymore? In the past 3 days I've seen posts and comments on HN saying that: - everything in interfaces should be useful, decorative icons are bad - presentation slides should not use animations - now fun name are for
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by thiht 10mo ago
THE BEST LETTERS
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by thiht 10mo ago
The advice is: > 1. do not show a slide full of code. Not "do not show code". Focused snippets are fine, you just need to distill the code to make sure it's just the essence of what you want to show and that it's easy
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by thiht 10mo ago
> Those are not benefits. Do not do those things. Anything more complicated than embedding a video is a distraction and will not help your presentation. > Seriously, trust me on this one. No, that's your opinion. The best present
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by thiht 10mo ago
That’s a very subjective view of design, and I strongly disagree with it. I don’t want everything to be too uniform
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by thiht 10mo ago
Allowing users to change emails is surprisingly tricky: - if they verified their email, are they allowed to change it? - if so, can they use the new email for anything as long as it’s not verified, or does it stay in pending state? for how
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by thiht 10mo ago
Why would you allow this complexity for basically nothing?
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by thiht 10mo ago
> thus is decorative. Discard it. Or keep it since decoration makes interfaces feel more alive. Not everything NEEDS to be useful
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by thiht 10mo ago
WHOIS privacy is actually mandatory and has been for years, it should be free on any registrar, otherwise you’re being scammed. You have to provide real data when registering your domain name for KYC purposes (if you lie your domain could g
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by thiht 10mo ago
One thing to consider is that the way registrars work is fundamentally different of other businesses (since you mention Cloudflare incidents), because of their obligations to registries and the ICANN. A registrar cannot simply disappear, an
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by thiht 10mo ago
> Paramount Skydance, which is headed by David Ellison, had previously tried to buy all of Warner Bros, including its cable networks. > David Ellison's multi-billionaire father, Larry Ellison, is a close ally of Trump. Small gove
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by thiht 10mo ago
What's the harm exactly?
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by thiht 10mo ago
> "Bad guys can't use it" is per definition incompatible with free software It's incompatible with 1 definition of free software. More and more developers are unhappy with this definition.
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by thiht 11mo ago
I always assumed Chrome OS was some kind of Android build anyway, but apparently not
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by thiht 11mo ago
Why? I honestly don’t see much of a difference in a day to day basis between Tahoe and whatever the previous version was. Tahoe looks slicker to me, but nothing really impacts how I work
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by thiht 11mo ago
No it doesn’t. I’m genuinely sick of people saying Liquid Glass is unreadable just because some designer once said transparency makes things unreadable. This is not true in practice. Liquid Glass is so sparingly used (basically some navigat
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by thiht 11mo ago
It’s not if you pay the price. I have a Brother printer (inkjet) and it literally just works. I can go months without printing anything, then I just print a document from my phone or laptop and it just works. This is something that should b
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by thiht 11mo ago
No plushie in the merch store, literally unusable
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by thiht 11mo ago
This is insane, am I the only one being shocked to learn about this? This reeks of bad engineering, is there at least a plan to make this go away by embedding "pause" with the distribution?
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by thiht 11mo ago
That makes no sense, they're writing a browser engine...
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by thiht 11mo ago
> What I don't get is the burning need for Rust developers to insult others ... where?
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by thiht 11mo ago
> I don't get the need for Rust since I happily compile common lisp to machine code when I need fast binaries. Not sure how that’s relevant when CL is basically dead and no one wants to work with it, while Rust is flourishing and de
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by thiht 11mo ago
None of these labels are false. I won’t shy away from calling a spade a spade, or a nazi a nazi. I’m tired of far right extremists trying to control the narrative while saying the most hateful shit and lying all the time. If you want to att
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by thiht 1y ago
Or just do the 26 upgrade, the Liquid Glass changes are grossly overstated, it's not a drastic change...
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by thiht 1y ago
I don’t need to access the far right echo chamber of a fucking nazi billionaire. MAGA are liars and they believe truth is "left-biased". To them "unbiased" means "fits how I want the world to be". There’s abso
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by thiht 1y ago
Thanks for sharing, added to my blocklist!
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by thiht 1y ago
That’s just not true. Every coworker I know who use Linux[1] have occasional issues with webcams, mics, Slack notifications, whatever. It’s all fixable and this kind of inconvenience can be worth it when balanced with the perceived advantag

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