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9mo ago
The homescreen may one day contain ads.
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9mo ago
Sadly momentum scrolling doesn't work on Zed for Linux. This is a big reason I haven't jumped ship. It's also a reason I still use Firefox based browsers instead of chromium based browsers.
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9mo ago
The human verification script used on this site caused my phone's speakers to wig out.
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9mo ago
This reminds me of https://radiant.computer/
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10mo ago
Just dropping in to say how lovely the Gerrit experience is when compared to GitHub: https://www.gerritcodereview.com/
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10mo ago
Each proposal has a revision history that can be viewed so that all comments have context at that point in time: https://rfchub.app/rfchub/rfc1-org-batch-markdown-exporter-j... Unfortunately it means there's no fa
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10mo ago
Great ideas! You convinced me tonight to implement a feature: pasting content from Google Docs now gets converted into markdown. For example bold becomes *bold*, heading 1 becomes # Heading. It'll even find monospace fonts in a paragra
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10mo ago
There are zero IETF RFCs on it.
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10mo ago
I agree that adoption will likely be difficult. Basically the larger the engineering org the greater the benefit. If a company only has a few proposals a year then RFC Hub is mostly just friction. I've worked at a few companies with th
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Thanks for the feedback! I agree that the UI is dated and can be a little overwhelming. The sample RFC ( https://rfchub.app/rfchub/rfc1-org-batch-markdown-exporter-j... ) shows what a proposal looks like with every singl
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10mo ago
I'm glad to hear you would have found it beneficial! I've definitely seen the same patterns at companies (and even introduced similar patterns). The proposal linking was inspired both by IETF RFCs and by Jira issues. I love how bo
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Show HN: RFC Hub
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10mo ago
I suppose this is the kind of thing that would be handled by a separate RFC but I hope that browsers will be allowed to send QUERY requests via HTML <form> elements since traditionally they can only send GET and POST.
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11mo ago
I did originally plan for every company to be able to configure their own XYZ prefix (there's a vestibule of this that you can see here by replacing `rfc` with any arbitrary acronym like `XYZ`): https://rfchub.app/rfchu
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11mo ago
Expression is a bit distracting though, especially if the ultimate goal is to publish text. Doodles and character size changes probably won't make it into a printed manuscript. I'd argue that's why tools like Microsoft Word a
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11mo ago
I still don't get how one is supposed to easily get docs to and from this machine. It's billed as a distraction-free writing device, but if you're supposed to quit the program, stick in a thumb drive, issue commands to mount
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11mo ago
Day 1 support for a new runtime is impressive. How long does it take AWS Lambda to support the latest Node.js LTS release?
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11mo ago
64 GB (curr. $14.99 instead of $15.99) 128 GB (curr. $19.99 instead of $21.99) 256 GB (curr. $27.99 instead of $29.99) 512 GB (curr. $54.99 instead of $59.99) 1 TB (curr. $109.99 instead of $117.99)
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11mo ago
Simple things are painful in Scribus, like adding an image.
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11mo ago
How does one export their documents? By manually mounting USB drives?
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1y ago
It looks like any H-1B holders currently traveling abroad need to return within 24 hours: https://bsky.app/profile/reichlinmelnick.bsky.social/post/3l...
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1y ago
I'm not sure why drum55's answer is buried but they're correct that the Nonce concept in modern crypto addresses this issue.
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1y ago
It's definitely the first result on Google and sort of ruins any credibility of the article.
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1y ago
Is this a joke? AI helps but isn’t needed: With Cursor/Claude Code or Neovim + Supermaven, I can write my entire day’s schedule in 5 minutes. The AI completes my sentences, predicts meeting times, memorizes how I write tasks.
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1y ago
FreeBSD is the first thing I try to install on a new laptop. Once I play around for an hour I install Linux for the hardware support and move on. I can't wait until the experience is good enough that I can stay on it.
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This really needs a screenshot.
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I used the Flash predecessor to generate audio for my mobile game Cobalt Dungeon. It had pretty much the same controls and generated WAV files as well. Basically find something close to what you want then mutate it a whole bunch and then yo
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That's true. Ultimately I suppose it's a relatively short game of cat and mouse... Twenty year old calculators can show the work after all.
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1y ago
An obvious solution is to require the use of Google docs and include the history as part of the assignment. If there is no sign of sentence restructuring then fail the assignment. This is the equivalent of asking students to show their work
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> Is this an actual SLR replacement There's just no way to replace the massive 35mm sensor of a larger DSLR / mirrorless camera. The amount of light gathered can only be simulated by capturing many frames. True depth of field c
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