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by thiht 1y ago
Is a local tool library or hackerspace something common? I’ve never heard of that but that sounds cool
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by thiht 1y ago
o k l c h
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by thiht 1y ago
Where's Pascal today?
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by thiht 1y ago
The proof is pretty trivial anyway so it’s left as an exercise to the reader
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by thiht 1y ago
What a ridiculous claim. Is "bad eyesight is fake" the new "allergies/gluten intolerance/lactose intolerance/vaccines are fake"? You can’t reshape your cornea with focus exercises, that’s simply not true.
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by thiht 1y ago
> I don’t see how either of those exhibits demonstrate your point. Natural language is easy to do for a human and a hard computing problem. Polish notation is extremely simple to implement, but relatively "hard" for a human, ev
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by thiht 1y ago
> Imagine Google blocking Edge from using Chrome extensions. I see nothing wrong with that if developers can upload their extension to the Edge Store in addition to the Chrome Store
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by thiht 1y ago
> there’s a definite correlation between how easy it is to parse for the computer and for you I’m not sure that’s true tbh. Exhibit A: natural language. Exhibit B: Polish notation.
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by thiht 1y ago
It's both. I canceled when they increased their pricing again (a few months ago), because there's no way I'll pay more when neither the service nor the catalog gets better. I would have kept my subscription if they hadn'
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Border Patrol agents show up outside of Gov. Gavin Newsom's press conference(cbsnews.com)
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by thiht 1y ago
Reality compliant > standards compliant.
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by thiht 1y ago
If someone said that about Perl, they're lying.
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by thiht 1y ago
Isn’t /active the real front page?
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by thiht 1y ago
No, it’s pretty clear. Some extensions are NOT open source. It’s not ambiguous, and there’s nothing wrong with that as long as these extensions don’t have superpowers (ie. access to unexposed VSCode APIs)
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by thiht 1y ago
These are extensions. No one is preventing OSS communities from developing their own remote dev, Python, and C++ extensions. The VSCode extension API allows it. There are actually some efforts being made to do it.
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by thiht 1y ago
I gave up on fish after a few weeks because of a similar preference issue where the fish maintainers flat out refused to make a bad default configurable: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/8618 &
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by thiht 1y ago
Curious, why not use your phone for both these use cases? Seems like it would be even more convenient
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by thiht 1y ago
It’s not just different times though. When doing intermittent fasting you easily ingest less calories overall, skipping a meal doesn’t mean you’ll eat twice as much for the next meal. I don’t understand what’s "desperate" about IF
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by thiht 1y ago
I hate passkeys because even as a savvy user, I don’t know what to do with them. Do they replace my password? Do I need to generate one passkey per account and per device? How do I login on a new device? Are password managers still relevant
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by thiht 1y ago
Gerrymandering being possible at all is an absolute failure of American democracy. Making it illegal is not enough since it never seems to be enforced, it needs to be impossible
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by thiht 1y ago
Why do you think people have to be "computer illiterate" to prefer apps? That’s pretty narrow, and obviously just an explanation you came up with to fit your mental model. I just find apps more practical and convenient than websit
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by thiht 1y ago
Except that’s just your opinion, not everyone agrees that it’s "in decline" or does "nonsense". Homebrew is exactly what I want from my desktop package manager: I want everything I install from Homebrew to always be in a
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by thiht 1y ago
> Buzzy films from “Anora” to “The Substance” are undone by a relentless signposting of meaning and intent. Can’t read the article because of paywall, but citing The Substance here from all possible movies is… weird? I agree with the tit
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by thiht 1y ago
Still a nazi, he can’t go bankrupt fast enough
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by thiht 1y ago
They're also supposed to do their due diligence before investing.
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by thiht 1y ago
That’s not how people use it though. "I disagree" is correct use of the downvote. What makes your way correct and other people wrong?
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by thiht 1y ago
I can get behind that, but if you’re not supposed to write your MCP server yourself, it makes even more sense to explain how it works so people understand why
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by thiht 1y ago
Yes I understand that, but how do I write these endpoints myself without using magic @mcp annotations? After like an hour of searching I finally found the Lifecycle page: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/20
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by thiht 1y ago
Can someone help me find an actual explanation of what MCP does? The official MCP documentation completely fails at explaining how it works and what it does. For example the quick start for server developers[1] doesn’t actually explain anyt

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