viraptor

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by viraptor 1y ago
Or two helicopters carrying the suspended ends of the blade.
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by viraptor 1y ago
He thinks from the cosmic perspective political violence and even ridicule doesn't make sense? And we should be thinking of alien worlds instead? He is extremely detached from reality here. He's welcome to live in his world not im
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by viraptor 1y ago
A few of those ideas are also in https://www.nushell.sh/
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by viraptor 1y ago
And now porting Godot to iPads as Xodot. https://xogot.com/
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by viraptor 1y ago
> Am I in the inner loop, or this outer loop? Scrolling up and down, up and down to figure out where I am. Find an IDE or extension which provides the nesting context on top of the editor. I think vs code has it built in these days.
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by viraptor 1y ago
> find it hard to grasp that for C++, the system's package manager (apt, dnf, brew) is the idiomatic way to handle dependencies. It's really not about being hard to grasp. Once you need a different dependency version than the s
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by viraptor 1y ago
It doesn't matter. It applies the same to all those tools.
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by viraptor 1y ago
> How many developers have plain-text tokens lying around on disk? Most of them. Mainly on purpose, (.env files) but many also accidentally. (shell history with tokens in the commands)
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by viraptor 1y ago
You can protect yourself using existing tools, but it's not trivial and requires serious custom work. Effectively you want minimal permissions and loud failures. This is something I'm trying to polish for my system now, but the id
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by viraptor 1y ago
That's: 1 get the menu, 2 Finder, 3 go to applications, 4 View > Show View Options, 5 sort by popup, 6 choose date added, 7 actually look for the app. Compared to: 1 - 4-finger pinch, 2 look for the app.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Time and existing apps I already paid for. Even upgrading to a new Android phone costs me a few hours of setup. Moving to iPhone (or the other way) would be seriously painful.
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by viraptor 1y ago
All of this is in the context of "as currently understood". Things can change. The information quoted could be wrong (wouldn't be the first time). Why risk it at all if you can copy the font and host it yourself trivially?
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by viraptor 1y ago
> They'll support Sequoia for years, and you could even be running Sonoma if you wanted. Unless the app you want doesn't support them anymore. Or the corporate policy forces an upgrade.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Because I vaguely remember that one icon I use every other month, but can't recall the name. The icons are also ordered by installation time, so it's easy to jump to the most recent ones. I use it rarely, but sometimes I'm ha
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by viraptor 1y ago
> The battery life and power/efficiency of my m4 pro is insane. They're coming. Look for AMD Strix Halo chips. They're in the comparably comfortable efficiency range.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Yeah in theory you can, but it's almost write-only. You can't easily edit the formulas that way. Even complete beginners I've observed preferred the writing to dealing with the other dropdown input.
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by viraptor 1y ago
That's not a property of QUIC. Yes, if you trust both sides, then you trust both sides. That's not what people normally understand as MitM.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Excel is not really visual programming though. It's got visual presentation, but all the programming still happens in text and in the worst code editor there is. The visual programming parts that do exist are very limited/speciali
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by viraptor 1y ago
> How often do people change their computers In enterprise environments? Quite often on a 3-4 year schedule. Same with servers. (Yes yes, not all companies)
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by viraptor 1y ago
QUIC uses TLS1.2 (or higher), so the guarantees are the same as for HTTPS streams. That means it protects the data streams against MitM.
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by viraptor 1y ago
Isn't this kinda what SoundCloud is already doing?
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by viraptor 1y ago
Unfortunately GH has an older version. The latest official releases don't have the code published, contrary to the licence.
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by viraptor 1y ago
There's a lot of complaining about current compilers / languages / codebase in similar posts, but barely any ideas for how to make them better. It doesn't seem surprising that people go for the easier problem (make the c
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by viraptor 1y ago
Discord is a place you get randomly banned forever and that cannot be reliably linked to your real identity. It's really not a place anyone should rely on for any real world actions. (And I'm even skipping basics like transparency
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by viraptor 1y ago
Cool that they did that, but they could also start behaving properly. The app labels itself at GPL licensed, but the most recent releases are not available on GitHub. It's been the situation for quite a while now and it's been rai
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by viraptor 1y ago
t3chat doesn't have a mobile app.
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by viraptor 1y ago
It's not just the dashboard. Their core infra is great, but basically anything extra, their interfaces, libraries, new services, support etc. have various issues and limitations like it never got really polished. Things like token perm
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by viraptor 1y ago
To be fair, this is a "if you're asking this question, you either know where to find papers that deal with this the right way, or you're asking the wrong question" situation. It matches what I'd tell someone persona
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by viraptor 1y ago
You can also see how badly the state changes are handled. Some elements flicker on every new letter typed. (They broke it twice at least)
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by viraptor 1y ago
You're potentially doing the opposite. Upvote the post if you like it, but increasing the comment/vote ratio can cause a "controversial post" penalty.

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