wruza

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by wruza 1y ago
Because it's how normal people think. This under that. This after that, left-aligned with that. Text modes are the most basic tech supporting it. Css uses boxing with no sugar (like size groups or custom allocation). Boxing is this in
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by wruza 1y ago
The internet says the borders are 1px since w10, but the actual resize handle area on my pc is much thicker and is adjustable, cause I remember changing it. Windows surely has its quirks in dumb places. But what linux desktop achieved in th
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by wruza 1y ago
This is a valid concern, as a stranger you can't know if this design doesn't have a surprise. And then there's this potential contact point at the bottom of V.
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by wruza 1y ago
also, both hands free for phone That really depends on the design at both sides. Edit: Otherwise, it's a civilized way to do it and nothing to be ashamed of. Men who think it's not manly can go clean their toilet again.
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by wruza 1y ago
Solid advice, but choosing good hw for the rig is already a challenge. Tick the virtual "linux" checkbox and you often get an empty list. That is, if you have that checkbox, in any sense. How the hell should I know if a mobo/
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by wruza 1y ago
Anecdotally, it's come a long way since 5 years ago I hear this trope for two decades now. my Thinkpad Are you even surprised that I'm not?
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by wruza 1y ago
Imagine coming into the mac world with a 10.5 cd and upgrading to the current 10.6 and then watching it deteriorate through years into 10.10. Yeah that's me. Peeking at a glimpse of perfection only for it to flash and fade.
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by wruza 1y ago
It's not like kde is either. In windows I have never thought about carefully moving the cursor through start menu. In kde it's one wrong move and you're in a different section, cause in 25 or how many years they didn't f
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by wruza 1y ago
Same. I disabled calls from non-contacts, and then my phone stays in silent mode all day, unless I expect calls, like friends coordinating a meeting etc. I also mostly keep it away, either in my pocket or on a shelf. Or wherever I left it.
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by wruza 1y ago
It doesn't. "All the haskell" is your protective decoy against "it's not that useful when you're not chained to the wall". Show me a lens with a bunch of other fp tricks and I'll write dumb inline cod
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by wruza 1y ago
The fix is called reset.css. Allows you to skip headlines like subj and only emotionally react to the "but you already have an app platform, it's web, shtupid" and "you should feel bad about your choices" split arou
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by wruza 1y ago
They don't surpass Turing Machine level, so I'm not convinced. The idea of ?. was there since the beginning of times. You don't have to dig deep to realize that (x ? x.y : nil) and (x ? x : y) sucks. Even gnu C had (x ?: y) f
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by wruza 1y ago
As a python meh-er, this is actually good design. Everyone is jumping on C that it has no strings, but then other languages throw raw strings at you with some interpolation and call it a day. Also it's 2025 and people will still commen
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by wruza 2y ago
It's unlikely because people don't get why jump through so many hoops when you can new = copy(old) new.foo.bar.baz = new_baz return new It won't come out of Haskell because it's uniquely a solution to a specif
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by wruza 2y ago
It's never the origin but the ease of install/use/mentor and compatibility across envs.
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by wruza 2y ago
Even though already implemented, still valid points.
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by wruza 2y ago
So if I replace "answer" with "summarize" that should work then?
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by wruza 2y ago
Is there a well-known benchmark for this? I don't feel that short vs long answers make any difference, but ofc feelings aren't what we can measure. Also, if that works, why doesn't copilot/cursor write lots of excessive
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by wruza 2y ago
If you have no specific plan for your "data" and cannot recall any important value extracted from it in the past 5 years (2 if you're <30), then it's just digital hoarding. It was a popular disease in the days before
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by wruza 2y ago
I also do this for monospace text, but in proportional there's perfect "fill" justification which for some reason gets ignored. Here's how you do it in advanced layout systems like CSS: https://stackoverflow.c
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by wruza 2y ago
As we reached such thin matters, can we have now "ui: modular" and "data-changes: async autoupdate"? Cause using a tight userland framework for components and [a]syncing data to ui starts getting a little old.
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by wruza 2y ago
Search for what is known, llm for exploration. Boils down to the fact that the internet is full of shitty blogspam that search happily returns if your question is vague.
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by wruza 2y ago
It's time to bind "Please be concise in your answer and only mention important details. Use a single paragraph and avoid lists. Keep me in the discussion, I'll ask for details later." to F1.
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by wruza 2y ago
No one really supports it or expects it to work. The best of what you can expect from an arbitrary date system is that it naively projects gregorian regime back into the past. In precise-historian mode this makes sense, but otherwise people
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by wruza 2y ago
They are never extraneous, cause no automatic calculation process produces them. If they are there, it's intentional.
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by wruza 2y ago
Nice plot! Usually you want multiple rolls, cause visual performance heavily varies with the seed. You roll at least 5 pics for each model to get the idea what it tends to draw. Also, different models have different "languages", d
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by wruza 2y ago
I don't disagree with the idea, but this: Effective prompt engineering requires understanding transformer architectures, attention mechanisms, and how these models actually process sequences—much like how deep software engineering req
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by wruza 2y ago
The mouse could still be useful though. Apple mouse is just horrible in most regards, and no trackpad can offset this fact, despite being a head and a half above any competition.
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by wruza 2y ago
Templating doesn't write in the middle. Writing in the middle is a medieval rudiment of manual configuration helpers. Automated config generation simply outputs a new file every time you run "build" and then somehow syncs it
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by wruza 2y ago
If any logic produces a syntax error anywhere in the sshd_config include chain, ssh is broken now. And you will have templating logic in automatic configuration one way or another, at least for different dns/ips. I don't grep th

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