debugnik

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by debugnik 8mo ago
I'm personally very aware of that, and I wish Europeans dropped our collective tech-inferiority complex, but I'm currently a junior at a large corpo and that's not even my business branch; I can't steer it.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> 61 percent of European CIOs and tech leaders say they want to increase their use of local cloud providers. Oof, the company I work for is proudly telling us we've just migrated from a local provider to Azure, and partnered with Go
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> Having something always waiting in the background that can proactively take actions That's just reactive with different words. The missing part seems to be just more background triggers/hooks for the agent to do something abo
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by debugnik 8mo ago
That's why we're setting up adversarial benchmarks to test if they are doing the thing they promised not to do, because we totally trust them.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I'm willing to consider that they moved the goalpost and not you, but I still don't get how has this thread diverged. I too got confused by oneeyedpigeon's question but I assumed from their claim about it being "setup an
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Discussion here started on whether users check apps more often than websites and whether Patreon is the kind of platform that one might want to check often for new content. I'm not sure how has the goalpost here moved to app-exclusivit
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Nearly every Patreon creator I know of has subscription tiers with exclusive content. Posts can require a minimum tier to view them, creator pages list the tiers you can join, and your feed teases you posts you could access if you joined
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Your phrasing could confuse readers: MSBuild happened to historically have XMake as a codename but is entirely unrelated to the build system known as XMake.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Microsoft is removing these bypasses over time though.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
IIRC, Mono's base class library was also used to fill the cross-platform gaps in .NET Core 2-3 back when they ported the Framework APIs they had removed for Core 1. I don't know how much of that remains though.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Actual dev environment, they've ported the Godot editor to SwiftUI and touch controls. https://xogot.com/
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Windows 10 managed to mature in a way that 11 still hasn't over four years in, though.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Because browsers are one of the very few components that actually need to catch up to the rest of the world, but they've already outsourced most of that work to Chromium.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
That was in 2014, doesn't explain the timing of these increasingly common broken patches. I had never gotten as many calls over Windows Update messes from my non-techie family as last year.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I love that to obtain the Freedom ending you've got to give up agency entirely and obey the narrator; the ending even takes control over the character away from you. Perfect play on ludonarrative dissonance.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> and it brought from it a bunch of things that are useless outside a markup language It is a markup language. The mistake was trying to use it for anything else.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Another idea, wasm_of_ocaml [1] compiles effects using either a CPS transform or the JS Promise integration proposal for Wasm [2]. [1]: https://github.com/ocsigen/js_of_ocaml/blob/1b1fcf7b06c12324... [2]: ht
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by debugnik 8mo ago
I doubt it, the redirect is client-side, I got a flash of the page before the redirect.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
This site redirects to HN when it notices HN in the referrer.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Actual MDI was so much worse than browser tabs, unrelated tabs can be merged into the same window or split apart into their own, instead of floating on top of an awkward background. The question is why aren't they a feature of the wind
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> any time in the last decade, to get a booth at any "local hand-made goods craft fair", selling "hand-made" copper jewelry... that you happened to buy in bulk lots off Alibaba. I've seen exactly this a few times
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> this could've been an sqlite db And yet Fossil doesn't use SQLite for its own data model, just as a blob store with indices. "Fossil is not Relational": https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trun
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by debugnik 8mo ago
> Paying a junior employee $100k? In Southern Europe? More like $30k gross.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
Aren't the upcoming C# "value-type" DUs just a wrapper over an object reference? Value-type cases will be boxed AFAIK.
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by debugnik 8mo ago
The experimental "Polonius" borrow checker was first implemented with datafrog, but I believe it's been abandoned in favour of a revised (also "Polonius") datalog-less algorithm.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
The kind of people willing to leave stars on an app store are already a biased sample.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Define depending. I don't post on it and I don't care much about its algorithmic timeline, but if I didn't use it I'd miss out on the announcements and posts from several people and companies I'm interested in. The
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by debugnik 9mo ago
These remind me of the sites that Japanese studios are still publishing for new visual novels and small games. Also of some artist portfolio sites (in layout, not art quality).
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by debugnik 9mo ago
> and its predecessor, forgot the name TextMate? It's been surprisingly influential for an editor I've never seen anyone use; maybe in the US, where people actually buy Mac, it was different.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
That will allocate for any constructed Either though. F#'s Result and ValueOption are value-types (structs), and value-type variants recently added support for sharing fields between variants when the name and type match.

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