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by xpressvideoz 9mo ago
Wow, I didn't know that. Rob Pike is indeed a hypocrite.
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by xpressvideoz 9mo ago
The article lists Git-based wiki engines as a bad usage of Git. Can anybody recommend alternatives? I want something that can be self-hosted, is easily modified by text editors, and has individual page history, preferably with Markdown.
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
One thing I don't understand regarding YouTube shorts is that they can't be casted to TV. Whenever I click a short while casting other videos on my phone, it says the casting will be stopped if I continue. Why on earth does such a
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
Some HNers said AI overviews sucked and they would never use them, and here it is.
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
So many words in the commit message and the announcement article, yet not a single mention of the rationale? I have a bad feeling about their practice.
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
> there will be a proposal at some point to actually have an AI math Olympiad where at the same time as the human contestants get the actual Olympiad problems, AI’s will also be given the same problems, the same time period and the outpu
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
I didn't know there were localized versions of the IMO problems. But now that I think of it, having versions of multiple languages is a must to remove the language barrier from the competitors. I guess having that many language version
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
> Btw, why pulseaudio is even trying to access a V4L2 control? I would expect an audio application to take care of its own audio business, and to not try to access other random Kernel APIs. > In other words, only an application that
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by xpressvideoz 1y ago
Perhaps embarrassingly, I knew the second one, but not the first.
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by xpressvideoz 2y ago
> side note: sad that .NET and C# are not considered "major"... Even Microsoft does not use C# for their new projects. See the new TypeScript compiler that is being rewritten in Go. So I think it is safe to say C# is indeed a m
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by xpressvideoz 2y ago
Elasticsearch and OpenSearch have a similar issue. They have a soft limit on the number of "searchable" fields (called "mapping") a table can have (by the way, a table is called an "index" in their terminology.
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by xpressvideoz 2y ago
> Best viewed with Netscape Communicator 4. I wonder if the author actually tests the site with Netscape!
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
Reminds me of the naming madness of the Google messaging services/social media.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
No freaking way. I don't use YubiKeys not because they are expensive, but they are less convenient than other options.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
I didn't know Jenkins was this powerful. Do GitHub Actions and GitLab CI/CD support something similar? I doubt it because they seem to heavily focus on declarative style, though.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
Writing such a beautiful article in the midst of such a tragic moment proves your talent. I almost feel like I'm committing a blasphemy because I'm immensely moved by your article. Huge respect.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
Their Android app and iOS app were also removed from the store, it seems.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
Not someone else, but many others. I value projects governed by multiple people because one person cannot be an expert in every field, even though that person is smarter than most people.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
I witnessed a similar case while touring D as an outsider. When Rust was new and the concept of lifetime was brought to the D community, it was deemed unnecessary by Walter. A few years later, he brought his own lifetime proposal that is su
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
There are a plethora of languages that allow implementing methods outside of a class block, including Java, Kotlin, Haskell, C#. And many of them are mainstream. Your argument seems weak.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
What you're missing is something can be criticized even if it fulfills some needs. Drugs, gambling, crimes all satisfy some people's needs but most people have negative view on them.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
They just didn't care the South Korean market enough. Many blame South Korea's sending party network fee, but the biggest competitor to Twitch in South Korea, namely AfreecaTV, has been fine operating in South Korea under the same
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
I originally hated Gradle due to its sheer complexity, but there was an incident that I was put off by Maven. I realized that even with the simplest configuration possible, Maven tried to re-create a `.jar` file on `mvn package` every time
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
100% agreed. In addition to this, due to some people not capitalizing the first letter of Go, distinguishing between the verb go and the noun go takes more time than usual when reading articles related to Go. Maybe to native speakers it doe
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
By that logic, every operating expense and capital expenditure is also zero, because if it doesn't make money, a company won't purchase anything.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
> However, there's a sizable group of vocal folks who claim that search results are still great. I think that this very sentence shows the author's bias, because I feel that Google's search results are not just great, but
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
> the only remaining ethical web browser I hate associating ethics with technical debates. Chrome didn't win by being ethical, it won by being better. Plain words cannot save Firefox from losing its market share. I know battling aga
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
> Name resolution such as `Socket.getaddrinfo` can now be interrupted. Whenever it needs name resolution, it creates a worker pthread, and executes `getaddrinfo(3)` in it. Do other language runtimes do similar things? Creating a thread s
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
What irks me is its default behavior. A function should do safe operations by default. Compared to `JSON.stringify()`, 'structuredClone()` throws an error when it encounters values that cannot be cloned, which is a much saner approach.
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by xpressvideoz 3y ago
It does not convert them to JSON strings, as stated in the original article. That's why I said it corrupted the values. > JSON.stringify({a: ()=>{}}) {} > JSON.stringify({a: /b/}) {"a":{}}

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