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by xlii 3y ago
I would really want to have something like M4 for modern workflows. Quite often I face problem of making solution consistent across multiple domains. E.g. Having logic in X, updating docs in Y through markdown, specs in Z, specs consuming i
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by xlii 3y ago
Working for about a year in an environment that was exposed to high volume of malevolent IT actors (and some pretty scary ones) I’d say: discovery chances very always pretty high. Keeping veil of secrecy requires unimaginable amount of ener
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by xlii 3y ago
> Surprisingly, many images support ARM! My darwin-aarch64 isn't surprised at all ;) I did check OnePlus6T and it seems that its Kryo processor is ARM64, and not ARM8 (which I suppose would have smaller coverage). Now my inner child
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by xlii 3y ago
I know this one, but this is almost about perception of school faculty when it comes to the device, as long as it doesn’t have camera it’d probably pass. As for the others: iPod nano could at some point play dumped playlists (and if I remem
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Ask HN: "Dumb" music players with stream support?
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by xlii 3y ago
Regexp was one of the first things I truly internalized years ago when I was discovering Perl (which still lives in a cozy place in my heart due to a lovely “Camel” book). Today most important bit of information is knowledge that implementa
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by xlii 3y ago
And yet this is one of the best methods knows to man (See double entry accounting which is used with great success in finance for hundreds of years). An interesting approach I’ve seen was - instead of writing tests - describing step by step
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by xlii 3y ago
I was never a huge TDD believer and I’m not one today. It’s not about tests but about managing complexity. When working with highly dynamic languages like JavaScript, Python, Ruby (at least couple years ago) tests were the only tools we had
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by xlii 3y ago
Lately I've been looking at the generation of the YAML files. I'm not a fan. PKL was released and seemed promising, but support is limited (and I'd say after trying to build some stuff - tooling isn't that great). Inter
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by xlii 3y ago
IMO documenting this (and uninstall section in GUI with link) would be enough for me. Used that and never felt neglected by devs. And cough since we’re at with - did you consider Nixpkgs distribution? I’m slowly moving deeper and deeper i
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by xlii 3y ago
I’m also on Orbstack mostly for performance. But unfortunately cross compiling quickly broke when I started doing mild customization (and one reasons I’m doing this is a complex setup that’s very sensitive to version changes). In the end so
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by xlii 3y ago
I spent last 2-3 days trying to get Docker images built on Darwin and I feel that this article is a universe making fun of me. Nix is absolutely the best tool for what I want to achieve but it has those dark forsaken corners that just suck
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by xlii 3y ago
As far as I know there aren’t any sports which are completely safe and without side effects. Sport can ruin your joints (eg. running), spine (eg. weightlifting) and cause plethora of other health issues (anecdotally I know many people who g
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by xlii 3y ago
You might enjoy Bombe (on Steam) it’s all about Minesweeper automation and it gets to absurd levels.
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by xlii 3y ago
I’m grateful that this resurfaced. I also missed original post but I would flag it as I’m against internet dramas of any kind. And I get it that many people are interested in this kind of politics but I don’t think they recognize that there
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by xlii 3y ago
As far as I know Volvo is leader in this technology (yet other manufacturers also provide both smart limit recognition) and it sucks so much it’s laughable (speaking from experience of driving in Europe). I usually have 3 sources of speed l
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by xlii 3y ago
I’m very interested how they handle it. IMO, previous, somewhat more PC oriented release (World) showed Capcom how fertile PC gaming is. Rise working great on Steam Deck was a one up. I talked with friends about doing a Steam Deck party jus
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by xlii 3y ago
Around 20 years ago I had Fujitsu Siemens V3505 that beyond giving me a lot of grief when it came to get it to work ACPI, hardware buttons or getting FN-less function keys it had weird characteristic of requiring motherboard replacement eve
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by xlii 3y ago
I’ll bite. It’s that way because software is much much much more complex than that. Building is a good example. One architect after university has enough knowledge and mental capability to design a building that won’t topple: There are disc
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by xlii 3y ago
I completely agree with your point but then we have an other side of the coin with endless arguments about blue/green bubble.
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by xlii 3y ago
I had my share of problems, so I didn't use non-latin chars in my name as much as possible, but there was an instance that really surprised me. It was around 2010 and I joined (as a contract) company which used Google's Cloud Plat
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I came here to support their decision too. I love info pages. I spent many hours trying to convert documentation I use into info pages or something like info (but failed, as info has more metadata than those sources). Sure enough I’m using
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by xlii 3y ago
It should be titled: "Playstation keeps reminding us why Playstation sucks." Personal experience: I had a huge PS3 games collection, but PS4 came out and Sony no longer was interested in keeping PS3 going (except for re-released).
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by xlii 3y ago
You're completely correct when it comes to geography. I made a mental shortcut, as Polish Galicia Was concentrating around Krakow, which I suppose is an effect of a bias in which I’m not alone ;) In such Zamość region is completely re
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There’s no more proof than any other dish. It’s so popular that no one bothered to have a “protected origin” certificate. Yet they predominantly are served in this region so having them being “ruskie” or “ruthenian” (a huge region) is much
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by xlii 3y ago
There's a trick for that! https://www.amazon.com/Utensils-Stainless-Ravioli-Dumpling-A... Now those "every single one is exactly the same" creates machine-made feel about them but some people don't care.
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by xlii 3y ago
Krowki are almost the same as fudge - depending on the recipe and shape those are usually indistinguishable. But as per se they aren't very famous and are universally liked, so it's a safe thing to bring from Poland. Because ingre
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by xlii 3y ago
+1 from me, as article mention one of the small annoyances I have. My family comes from Red Ruthenia, region where ruskie pierogi comes from. Because of lingual characteristic they are usually linked to Russia (as mentioned in article) and
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by xlii 3y ago
Personal pet-peeve (from Requirements page): > (…) They should build on any modern UNIX (or macOS) system with OCaml and OPAM installed. (…) I just checked. MacOS Sonoma is STILL UNIX certified, and I get that wording “any modern UNIX” w
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by xlii 3y ago
I tried to use Fossil for personal projects but it didn’t work for me. Idea is very appealing but in the end I found way too many distractions, especially in solo dev environment. I also agree that in group Git is standard so introducing so

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