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by yencabulator 2mo ago
You can make a bad UI with any of TUI, GUI or WebUI. There's no real reason a GUI app couldn't take the exact same keyboard input as a TUI app did. Consider this: Grocery store cashier interfaces are graphical these days, yet they
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Wayland runs over a UNIX domain socket you know. And if you meant "virtual machine" or "cloud" by saying "container", `waypipe ssh myhost`.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
And I want to read proportional fonts, like just about anything except terminals already uses.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
I think it's worth noting that Sonos wanted to brick all those older speakers, and only backed away from that because of bad PR.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
PDF is a render-only format with optional hidden metadata for semantics. The PDF file they created knows how to paint the ligatures they used, like "fi" and "ff", but doesn't contain the `/ToUnicode` metadata f
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
This one did it for me: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/10939
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Famously created by Java people, not "Go people".
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Other thick boxes like this are not made from a single block, for that specific reason. That's a manufacturing method most suitable for something relatively thin, like a phone/tablet/laptop chassis. This thing is a hulking
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Structured data in body or HTTP header is plenty for that, no need for a HTTP status. For example, if we were talking about a human-readable /crates/* page, returning 410 Gone with a HTML page explaining the situation to a human,
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Having seen both county services (including DMV) and healthcare in small-town Texas, definitely no.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
410 Gone seems sufficient to differentiate from "this never existed".
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
FWIW in the USA, ally.com lets you upload jpegs from a desktop browser for all your 70s banking needs.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Typst is neither markdown nor proprietary, and can use any font you have installed. https://github.com/typst/typst/blob/main/LICENSE
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
echo 2 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/overcommit_memory is there on Linux if you want it. https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/mm/overcommit-account...
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
IPFS is a programming language now? Drupal? Jquery? Bun? Obsidian?
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Before the mouse pointers started getting hardware-composited, needing to redraw the pointer in a new position and redraw the underlying contents to its old position actually used to slow a computer down enough that you could eyeball the ef
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
"A lot of creative work is remixes" in no way conflicts with "That's pretty low-value creativity." Hiphop made using samples a fashion . You can think of it as choosing to restrict one's in order to explore so
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
This already happens on PC games too.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
> Rust has stated they do not intend to fix cve-rs. Huh? That joke repo seemed to ride on https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/25860 which is certainly considered a bug. Here's an actually useful
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
This is why I'm more interested in the kinds of formal methods that integrate with the actual program source code. A couple of examples, in a rough order of approachability by a working programmer: https://github.com/mo
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Also, people seem to not realize that chaos can be 100% deterministic. Consider Mandelbrot or Conway's Game of Life. The LLM inference process can be 100% deterministic but the weights can still make the end result quite chaotic. Just
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
And they deleted this discussion too, along with the issue mentioned earlier! Really bad look. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49302135
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
You know what's a really bad look on you? Deleting the issue.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Zed's not in the terminal either, it's a GUI app.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Professional? Most distros are run by volunteers. polishes ex-Debian Developer badge
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
That sounds like a voluntary action they can decide to do, not something the state of New York is telling them to do. As far as I can tell, all they're being asked is to not break New York laws within New York. It's unfortunate if
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Okay so if I own my output I can sell it to my neighbor who then trains on the output?
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
"MIT doesn't bar additional restrictions" is a bit weird of a statement when the MIT license itself already gave permission to do almost anything with the code. My emphasis. > Permission is hereby granted, free of charge,
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
Doing said thing inside New York with New York employees != doing it outside of New York, not involving New York residents.
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by yencabulator 2mo ago
As far as I can read it, no such attempt has been made. New York is saying certain things are illegal in New York. It seems New York is not attempting to have any say over what Kalshi does outside of New York, when it does not involve New Y

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