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by vaylian 2y ago
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/variant
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by vaylian 2y ago
I'm a big fan of fundamental knowledge, but I disagree somewhat with your statement. The thing that startups care most about is a product market fit. And finding that fit requires a lot of iteration and throw-away code. Once the dust s
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by vaylian 2y ago
It's a matter of reputation and potentially liability. The AI is a product of one company and people will associate the "defects" of the AI with that company. > We're ok that the internet has this content to some exte
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by vaylian 2y ago
First of: Thanks for creating this! A better way to solve this issue is to use a SVG-based QR code instead.
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by vaylian 2y ago
The page doesn't use the "right" HTML tags: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47822691/how-do-you-crea...
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by vaylian 2y ago
Existing discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42997896
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I Blog with Raw Txt(misc.l3m.in)
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by vaylian 2y ago
"social" implies that relationships between users are a core part of the platform. I can't follow another user or mark them as a "friend" on HN. HN users put a lot less emphasis on who says something and we focus
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by vaylian 2y ago
But that makes the term "social media" a very broad category that doesn't tell you much.
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If HN is social media, then old online forums from the time before "social media" are also social media.
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by vaylian 2y ago
The much bigger problem is that you not only have to deal with the technical challenges, but also the visual design challenges where non-technical people have all kinds of opinions that you have to deal with. Things get really nasty once yo
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by vaylian 2y ago
I don't think this is a "modern" phenomenon. Proprietary software has been doing this for ages. And the web is also full of user-hostile tracking with questionable cookie-dialogs. If it's an option for you, consider Linu
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by vaylian 2y ago
> I'm blaming myself when I write that. The way I understand it: You are blaming yourself (and people in a similar position) because you know better and you have the ability to create better libraries. But as someone who does a lot
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by vaylian 2y ago
> To err is to be human, but to routinely make preventable mistakes because people with my exact skillset haven’t yet delivered easy-to-use, hard-to-misuse tooling in the programming languages actual developers use–meeting them where the
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by vaylian 2y ago
LLMs are notoriously unreliable with mathematics and logic. I wish you the best of luck, because this would nevertheless be an awesome tool to have.
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by vaylian 2y ago
The article also mentions atom feeds. I've seen plenty of RSS feeds but I have never encountered an atom feed. Are atom feeds still relevant?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Useful federation between Forgejo instances could be solved with little more than OIDC and a few webhooks (cross-instance collaboration, forking, and PRs). That would only solve the problem of "I don't have an account on this
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by vaylian 2y ago
Agreed. Open source is an ecosystem . And ecosystems need to be healthy to grow. Matrix is not a hobby project that a couple of hackers implement in their free time but a large project that requires full-time developers. But if these devel
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by vaylian 2y ago
Trump will take office on Monday. If he chooses to declare some progressive idea as anti-american, a lot of people, who previously said nothing illegal, could face hostility from "patriots". I hope this doesn't happen. But I
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by vaylian 2y ago
Counterexample: 9/11 (11th september 2001). This changed so many things for the worse. More government surveillance. More security theater. More racism/distrust against people who looks like muslims. And the wars in Afghanistan an
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by vaylian 2y ago
Norepinephrine is a hormone which triggers motions of the blood vessels to support the transport of cellular waste products out of the brain.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Unfortunately, this doesn't adjust the <title> element.
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by vaylian 2y ago
The nice thing about mathematics is that there probably won't be any failed or non-reproducible experiments in the lab. That doesn't mean that a math PhD is going to be easy, but you should be aware that a lot of people will have
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by vaylian 2y ago
Why would you like to have this language? Is it about control over the execution? About better ways to personally optimize? Or just intellectual pleasure? Or is it about reliving the olden days of assembly language programming but with a mo
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by vaylian 2y ago
I bought mine in 2022 and I still use it as my main system. There is not much to complain about. As someone else said, the laptop tends to get warm and my impression is that this has happened more frequently in recent years. Linux support i
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by vaylian 2y ago
> but that's also been a Linux/laptop thing--fresh thermal paste, a new (warranted!) fan replacement part, Is there a (video-)guide on how to do that? Why was the fan replacement warranted?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> So is this following the OpenID Connect/JWT type flow? No. This is orthogonal and can be used in combination with the aforementioned technologies. Let's assume you want to use OpenID connect and also JWT. 1. You have your own
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by vaylian 2y ago
> I hate annoying distractions, be it popups, beeps, notifications, alerts, auto brace/quotes/etc and autocomplete prompts. This was also my first reaction when I saw someone else using an IDE. My way of writing code is to get
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Bert, I can assure you that this is not the case. Can you give some examples? There are still legacy websites that don't support HTTPS. But these are by definition a dying breed.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Just to add to your explanations: 1. Passkeys contain the username and the domain of the service that you have registered with 2. Because passkeys contain the domain, it provides very strong phishing protections, because a look-alike websit

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