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Moodle – Open-source learning management system(moodle.org)
2 points by doodlesdev 3d ago|1 comments
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by doodlesdev 3d ago
So is sudo... And that's not "too risky" for the entire industry. That's not to say bus factor is irrelevant (I personally think about it a lot when choosing software projects), but truthfully the bus factor here especia
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TikTok's owner fined nearly $30M in Brazil over safety of minors(apnews.com)
4 points by doodlesdev 9d ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 13d ago
So it's not native anymore. One of the coolest things Audacity had, at least for me, was the fact it was built using wxWidgets. I also wonder how is the Muse group perceived nowadays? I remember them acquiring Audacity was a huge mess
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by doodlesdev 15d ago
Adaptive reasoning is known to be an extremely hard problem to solve, though. It requires you to predict whether a certain LLM, with a certain effort level, with a certain prompt, will give you the right answer.
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by doodlesdev 25d ago
If diskutil actually did everything OP looks for that was available in hdiutil, that's correct. If you read the post though, you'll see that diskutil has many limitations compared to its predecessor.
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by doodlesdev 25d ago
While that's absolutely correct, you're arguing with a strawman. Take a look at the original quote: > I can still use my 12 year old MacBook Air. It’s not super current and not all apps work, but it’s actually still a dece
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by doodlesdev 26d ago
> stop pretending you have capable people that spend a day on discussing effects in react. Figma uses React for the UI panels. Google Docs uses the DOM extensively too. > have pushed for manifest v3 I don't use G
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by doodlesdev 27d ago
There's friction to doing it this way right now, though. You lose out quickly on accessibility, SEO, performance and developer experience (you need developers that are more experienced). Unfortunately, thinking about it in terms of gam
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by doodlesdev 27d ago
I'd argue that S3-compatible isn't exactly what you'd need though. You'd need S3-compatible with similar latency characteristics for read and write, with four nines of availability and 10+ nines for durability. [0]. Thei
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by doodlesdev 27d ago
Wow. I've been waiting years for this, ever since Modular first announced Mojo. To be entirely honest, I thought they would walk back on this promise and so I never really gave the language a chance. With this and the 1.0 release, it l
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by doodlesdev 1mo ago
I've made a huge critic towards Flutter in another comment of mine, but adoption isn't it: the biggest bank in Brazil, with 135 million clients, is a digital bank whose sole interface is their Flutter app. They are different regar
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by doodlesdev 1mo ago
While I've used Flutter since Alpha, I've been away for a few years. A few things have shocked me in these release notes: how come Impeller still wasn't the default engine for all platforms? Also, why are they migrating to WA
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
I agree! Indeed, the only advantage to Resident Keys (i.e., Passkeys) is the discoverabillity of them, so you can login without even using a username. It's a shame all of the terminology around WebAuthn/FIDO2 and Passkeys is so lo
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
Yeah, they do. But what if you want to move from Android to iPhone or vice versa? That's the big problem regarding these keychains/password managers. Some of them didn't even allow you to export your Passkeys until a few mont
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
> You don’t. You don’t store anything at all. Yes, you do. Whenever a website offers to create a passkey, it could end up in any of these: - Samsung's Password Manager (if using a Samsung phone) - Apple's Keychain (if using an
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
Chrome, Brave and Opera are as much WebKit as Safari and Kagi Orion are KHTML. I wholeheartly agree on the UX part, though.
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
That's a very low bar, though. Chromium is open-source too and has a bunch of privacy-focused forks such as Ungoogled Chromium, Brave and Chromite.
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A decade and a half of instability: The history of Google messaging apps (2021)(arstechnica.com)
3 points by doodlesdev 2mo ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
It's still online, but it's not anarchy anymore [0]. [0]: https://www.2b2t.org/terms/
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
> If you set light mode, you'll get some light gray text on lighter gray background somewhere, but if you use dark mode, then you'll get some black text rendered on a black background elsewhere. I've been using Li
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by doodlesdev 2mo ago
It's gotten much worse than I used to remember it, though. It used to be pretty bad before too, but it at least had an ok homepage.
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Alexa+, the Next Generation of Alexa(aboutamazon.com)
2 points by doodlesdev 2mo ago|1 comments
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
It has apparently been developed using LLMs. However, it's not vibe-coded as in no-thought development. According to the commit History, the developer first defined a design system and a product requirement document, which is one of my
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
Regarding: > And acknowledges how people that identify as monogamous are not monogamous - they aspire for monogamy and have a deep discomfort with people that identify as nonmonogamous despite the aspirationally monogamous doing the
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
HTTP/3 uses QUIC as the transport layer, which in turn relies on UDP. QUIC replaces TCP while allowing a reduction of handshake exchanges in HTTP/3 first requests. Finally, even though UDP supports multicast, I believe QUIC doesn&
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
That makes a lot of sense! I have no idea how I'd use that much money, so maybe the 128gb MBP for messing around with local LLMs wouldn't sound so absurd :)
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
You're most welcome! I'll admit I did search before answering because you said Apple produced their memories so confidently LOL I guess they would love to produce it themselves, but for the average scenario the production reserves
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
That's incorrect. Apple purchases RAM from all of these providers to produce their unified memory. They also rely on TSMC fabs for all of the chips their memory relies on. If they haven't doubled the prices of their machines, that
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by doodlesdev 3mo ago
I feel like I'm going insane seeing people buy these 128gb MBP for thousands of dollars to run models that are objectively much worse than SOTA and spending so much more. The amount spent on a 128gb M5 MAX can buy you a damned new car

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