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by ziml77 1y ago
But "is" doesn't check equality. It checks reference equality. Maybe the real wtf here is they made that check a temptingly short infix operator rather than a function named reference_equals().
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by ziml77 1y ago
I don't really think there's anything "wtf" worthy about this. A lot of it isn't even about f-string behavior but about the "mini-language" for str.format()
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by ziml77 1y ago
They care about prevention but only if it's very cheap. I get emails all the time from my insurance company about joining their program that is supposed to help you live a healthier lifestyle.
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by ziml77 1y ago
I've seen claims of decent speed improvements when using CachyOS, though I can't say I've ever hunted down solid confirmation. I'm a bit wary of the project because I would have to put a lot of trust in them since they&#
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by ziml77 1y ago
But their differentiation is that to improve performance they compile all the packages with newer instruction sets as the target as well as enabling more optimizations like LTO. And some are even optimized with PGO.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Careful. Some of these devices may not be USB-C at all but rather just using the port. If the device calls it USB then it's probably fine to use any cable, but if you just see "Type C", it's safest to assume they don&#x2
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by ziml77 1y ago
Need to do this to music too. Otherwise you'll end up in a situation where the game still can't be distributed in its original state because the music that's used is still under copyright. Even when the original developers of
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by ziml77 1y ago
Yes, please use virtual envs or containers. I know it seems overly heavy and hard to manage, but you don't want to end up in a situation where you're afraid to update the system because the library upgrades might break some of you
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by ziml77 1y ago
This is what I do. I have both services set in my router, so the full list it tries are 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1, 8.8.8.8, and 8.8.4.4
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by ziml77 1y ago
Keep using the em-dash with pride! Don't let the AIs steal such a beautiful thing from us!
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by ziml77 1y ago
It doesn't have em-dashes and although a list where each line starts with an emoji is very LLM-coded, the lack of capitalization after the dashes does not feel like LLM output. And if something isn't plainly LLM generated, I do no
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by ziml77 1y ago
People were accusing Uber of this 10 years ago. It's not a secret concept. And while it seems Uber has never actually done this, it wouldn't surprise me if there are companies out there who do.
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by ziml77 1y ago
What filter lists do you have enabled? I don't get any popups or overlays on Medium with this set of lists: uBlock Filters EasyList EasyPrivacy Online Malicious URL Blocklist Peter Lowe's Ad and tracking server list EasyList - Ann
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by ziml77 1y ago
ah yes the bulletproof "in Minecraft" defense
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by ziml77 1y ago
Good luck finding a place that isn't pushing devs to heavily use AI. And even if you find somewhere that's not doing it right now, it may just mean their management is far behind the curve and they will have a similar push soon.
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by ziml77 1y ago
The layoffs in the Xbox division were bad on their own but, after reading this completely out of touch take from someone who is still employed, I cancelled all my subscriptions with Microsoft. Just... how does anyone think this is what they
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by ziml77 1y ago
I wish you did have the marketing. I first read about D 10+ years ago and I continue to be disappointed that it never really took off. Having those hardcore users is great, but a language really is best with a thriving community and ecosyst
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by ziml77 1y ago
Sometimes that's exactly what one needs. As long as there's not forced schedule for the work and you can do it when you want and at the pace that you want, it can feel good.
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by ziml77 1y ago
It's specifically a Linux ecosystem problem they're talking about. The package managers don't coordinate with Firefox and just change files out from under it. That means that you can end up with the processes Firefox spawns w
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by ziml77 1y ago
> Not am Amazon fan, and please let’s not do the Reddit “understanding something is the same as excusing it” thing. That's a general social media thing and it's annoying as hell. Means every statement that corrects falsehoods a
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by ziml77 1y ago
There's plenty of people who don't bother with ARIA and likely never will, so it's good to have tools that can attempt to help the user understand what's on screen. Though the scraping restrictions wouldn't be a pro
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by ziml77 1y ago
But the problem here is that with a dataclass you never explicitly defined any parameters. It's the dataclass annotation that defined them for the constructor based on the order of the fields. So, yes the solution is to never re-order
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by ziml77 1y ago
I can't imagine they ever even looked at what they checked in, because it includes code that the LLM was using to investigate other code.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Seriously, they often look terrible due to the limited palette and the file size blows up very quickly unless you severely constrain the dimensions.
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by ziml77 1y ago
And the P in JPEG is for photographic, so you better be saying jay-feg if you want to rely on that logic.
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by ziml77 1y ago
The only logic I ever hear for using a hard G is because that's how Graphics is said. Yet I never hear people saying jay-feg.
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by ziml77 1y ago
It's still not a dead concept. Some software remains very expensive to license. Though you're much more likely to see Citrix used for this.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Respawn enabled Linux support for EAC for Apex Legends and then later turned it back off due to there being too many cheaters. > The openness of the Linux operating systems makes it an attractive one for cheaters and cheat developers. Li
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by ziml77 1y ago
Oh that's awesome that they added that. Ending up needing to access private members already sucks, but reflection makes it even worse due to the performance hit you take.
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by ziml77 1y ago
Yeah if it gets stuck and can't easily get itself unstuck, that's when I step in to do the work for it. Otherwise it will continue to make more and more of a mess as it iterates on its own code.

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