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by jiehong 4d ago
How about temporary commits locally, that then get squashed to ensure each build cleanly? Or secrets that shouldn’t have been committed? Maybe it what an ironical question ^^
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by jiehong 4d ago
Generic narrowing types / linear types (like if you check that a string has length 10, then its type knows, and functions accepting bounded strings can accept it.) This makes it easier to split raw inputs from validated inputs and deli
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by jiehong 4d ago
Nice! What would the macOS equivalent be?
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by jiehong 7d ago
Sounds nice! But, the web ui chat version of flash has very poor language following abilities in my experience: You may ask it something in English, and get a thinking chain in Chinese with an answer in Chinese, or an English thinking chain
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by jiehong 8d ago
Pretty cool work! And it’s nice to see printer discovery works through the standard mDNS! Regarding the size of the page being sent to the printer, I remember reading that printers used to be postscript interpreters and the result of that p
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by jiehong 9d ago
The standard library could be better, though.
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by jiehong 9d ago
That’s the way. And because software vendors never provide a Linux version of their stuff, you kinda have to do it anyways, because you end up with a hardware piece you can’t use without.
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by jiehong 18d ago
Voxtral nomenclature is a bit confusing. I never remember which is newer for exemple (the number of parameters isn’t always helping).
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by jiehong 21d ago
Markdown ads?
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by jiehong 25d ago
> (…) while further increments have been smaller in percentage, speeds have always increased very significantly. Off topic, but that sounds sort of contradictory, or misleading at the very least.
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by jiehong 27d ago
Not even edited AI output, but ok.
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by jiehong 27d ago
It seems that paid users are equally impacted as free users. It sounds a little bit unfair to me.
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by jiehong 27d ago
This article writing is really clean and enjoyable to read. And I learnt something. Thank you very much.
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by jiehong 29d ago
The visual by default editing mode of Kakoune really made me like the vim way, where vim couldn’t. Im very glad for that. I see the development of Kakoune is much more active than I thought it was. That’s heartwarming! Anybody knows how has
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by jiehong 1mo ago
In the UK, each book published on the market must have a copy sent once to the British Library for preservation (and maybe other legal deposit libraries). That’s a good built-in way to ensure public preservation of knowledge IMO
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by jiehong 1mo ago
Solar panels and batteries aren’t something you use up daily and have to buy constantly. So, if by creating a dependency you mean they hope you buy again in 20 years, sure, but it’s not petrol style dependency, and those batteries and panel
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by jiehong 1mo ago
How do you actually cleanly solve that .env issue? Anything cross platform and coding agent agnostic? I suppose that .env file should be removed, but then things aren’t easy: no native multiplatform secret manager, or the std lib of the lan
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by jiehong 1mo ago
I thought it would compare to iA Writer, but misread
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by jiehong 1mo ago
I really thought it was to plan musicals, and I thought it was cool!
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by jiehong 1mo ago
IRC with archives is always nicer than closed gardens for OSS projects, or for nice topics.
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by jiehong 1mo ago
I might be in the minority, but for me the best way is installing with a cli (like homebrew or winget on windows). A UI way to install is only a fallback.
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Informing HTTP Extension Design with Data(mnot.net)
3 points by jiehong 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 1mo ago
Thanks Neil for taking the time to clarify this. Sorry I brought I point in the first place then! Thanks a ton for Berkeley Mono, and good luck on that Houston Mono project! Kinda looking forward to it, ngl.
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by jiehong 1mo ago
That's fair. I only have a vague recollection, but I found [0]. I think there were also deleted posts on twitter from @usgraphics which I can no longer find, so that's limited. That being said, I'm a happy customer of Berkele
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by jiehong 1mo ago
I think there was some backlash about the author of Berkeley Mono at some point. Might be a reason for considering this "copy".
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by jiehong 1mo ago
Thanks so much for pandoc! I never heard about djot [0], is anyone using it? [0]: https://djot.net/
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by jiehong 2mo ago
We all know letters are expensive ^^
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by jiehong 2mo ago
To be fair, the Vega-lite backend is json mostly based on GG ideas. In this vein, I think I prefer ggsql that made it to HN recently [0]. [0]: https://ggsql.org/
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by jiehong 2mo ago
Well, finally! I wish they wouldn’t mix mutation methods in there, but ok.
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by jiehong 2mo ago
The provided TLDR is the subtitle of the article. Limited helpfulness.

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