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2y ago
A good fuzzy finder helps a lot with this. You can type something like `ccufFoo` to match `com.company.util.factories.FooWidgetFactory`. I use fzf.vim for this. Thankfully my company has its own hosted LSP that supports Java (and every oth
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2y ago
Context free curly braces in deeply nested code make me crazy. Labels to match up with the open symbol would be super helpful. My company’s style guide requires them on closing braces for namespaces.
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2y ago
Nothing. Stay with your wife’s social circle, stay in touch with your old friends, and build community where you are with your family. Children are a fantastic icebreaker and way to meet people.
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2y ago
Note that this is done for “existing formally verified C codebases” which is a lot different from typical systems C code which is not formally verified.
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2y ago
It won’t help with dark mode, but the canvas-place-element proposal ( https://github.com/WICG/canvas-place-element ) should allow those interactions on canvas-rendered text backed by a text element placed under the canva
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2y ago
New York and California are not even in the top 10 of thefts per 100k residents: https://www.statista.com/statistics/232583/larceny-theft-rat...
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2y ago
Wealthiest area might also be one of the most unequal, and thus be theft prone.
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2y ago
Yeah kids are not generally using their phones during or between classes to take in even more knowledge on their class subjects…
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2y ago
Generated C code can be safer than hand written C code if you can prove properties of the generator or carefully test and review the generator itself. 2 examples that come to mind are wuffs and wasm2c. Both produce C code that can be shown
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2y ago
Regarding getting better at writing, there was a post recently on improving technical writing, ostensibly about shell scripts to detect passive voice, but it also had a list of recommendations: Style: The Basics of Clarity and Grace as an a
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2y ago
With a nuclear armed neighbor sharing a language and a heavily armed border with paranoid leaders, of course it’s still a thing.
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2y ago
Zig is a C compiler. Much like D, you can use it to cross compile any C code.
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2y ago
Vigilance and proper operation and safety procedures would save a lot more lives than any kind of noisemaker.
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2y ago
1960s US military is the gift that keeps on giving. For millions of years.
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2y ago
Not sure Signal would have made a difference for this criminal. All the data on them I saw in the article was likely captured by someone in the channel / group message. It’s just plain poor opsec, but I kind of expect that from someo
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2y ago
In lots of the country, parents should be asking the parents of their kids' friends if there are unsecured weapons in the house before letting them go over to play.
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2y ago
The Canvas2D interop feature should make it very easy to draw text to a 2D canvas and then pull that into WebGPU as a texture.
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2y ago
Bummer to read that MoltenVK is too buggy to use. ISTR that neither wgpu nor Dawn use it though in favor of their own WebGPU -> Metal backends, so maybe I shouldn’t be surprised. Vulkan is a powerful API but it’s not universally cross p
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2y ago
MoltenVK should make it possible to port to Mac. Curious that it uses Vulkan and not wgpu.
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2y ago
The 80% cost of satellites is in large part optimizing them for infrequent high cost launches. Bringing the cost of launch down means we can launch a lot more stuff and that stuff doesn't have to built to the same quality as e.g. th
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2y ago
There was just an article about a whole array of “nuclear batteries” using all sorts of decent chemistry: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42118306 Are any of those candidates or are they just too small or with too poor
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2y ago
Electrocatalytic production or using electrolytically produced hydrogen can also make new steel.
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2y ago
Site just returns HTTP 418 "I'm a teapot".
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2y ago
"Classifier" how quaint. I am impressed that they wrote the whole article without mentioning "AI" one time.
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2y ago
I was just wondering how well this would do on a system in poor repair with mixed generation trains that stop mid tunnel, i.e. Boston.
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2y ago
You could write to them and ask them to support London. Maybe they'll fly Etienne over and have him ride the whole system!
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2y ago
Sure but "they" can't undo the billions of already authored documents and the thousands of overlapping fonts.
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2y ago
Many Kanji and Chinese glyphs are distinct. There are also many variants of Chinese, among them simplified and traditional. They don't have distinct Unicode codepoints due to Han Unification which tried to cram them all into UTF-16. Y
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This is all enormously complicated for no reason. If you find the missing tests, just send a PR to add the tests immediately. Why go through all the weirdness of stitching into this development branch? Just add the tests and then rebase y
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2y ago
It can't possibly be that the nominated a historically unpopular VP as candidate in an undemocratic closed door process instead of having an actual primary. Amazing. I am sure this is being fed by disinformation farms, but there'
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