quincepie

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Tell HN: Old Reddit Now Requires Login
47 points by quincepie 2mo ago|33 comments
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by quincepie 3mo ago
I have given up on spending more time reviewing PRs and help fixing bad decisions made by AI because all it does is encouraging the same thing without learning. Next PR will most likely contain similar design / code problems. I can&#x2
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by quincepie 5mo ago
Might be harsh to say but not bothering to fix the spacing in the ai generated ascii diagram tells me how much i should be taking this project seriously.
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by quincepie 6mo ago
I can see the argument of parents or guardians ensuring the device is properly set for their child, but I feel like age is not the right information to use. But I agree, it's definitely not well thought out. I feel like if we assume th
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by quincepie 6mo ago
to me, it's both the slippery slope argument and the lack of real reason other than "protecting minors". operating systems were designed to run the program/programs. You can make applications use this API to determine th
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by quincepie 10mo ago
I think what sets Zig apart from other low level languages is how easy it is to navigate a Zig source code. I was discouraged at the time (things probably changed now) when the best source for documentation was "read the Zig's sou
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by quincepie 1y ago
I totally agree with the author. Sadly, I feel like that's not what the majority of LLM users tend to view LLMs. And it's definitely not what AI companies marketing. > The key thing is to develop an intuition for questions it c
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Interview with Dennis Ritchie, Bjarne Stroustrup, and James Gosling (2000)(gotw.ca)
44 points by quincepie 1y ago|6 comments
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C++ – pragma once vs. include guards?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by quincepie 1y ago|0 comments
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by quincepie 2y ago
Not sure if it's the exact research that the author is referring to, but it could be this one: https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/so/2023/04/10176199/1...
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The success and failure of Ninja (2020)(neugierig.org)
297 points by quincepie 2y ago|82 comments
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Lexical Scanning in Go – Rob Pike (2011) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by quincepie 2y ago|1 comments
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by quincepie 2y ago
Yet again, this shows how useless GitHub status page is.
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An Extensive Benchmark of C and C++ Hash Tables(jacksonallan.github.io)
3 points by quincepie 2y ago|0 comments
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by quincepie 2y ago
There was a also proposal for ICANN to reserve ".internal" (earlier this year) which is what I currently use. I suppose home.arpa has the advantage of being strictly resolved in the local zone while ".internal" would be
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Websites Know You're Lying About Your User-Agent(chris124567.github.io)
2 points by quincepie 2y ago|0 comments
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Some Strategies for Fast Lexical Analysis When Parsing Programming Languages(nothings.org)
2 points by quincepie 2y ago|0 comments
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by quincepie 2y ago
While I wish GCC would implement integrations and/or a language server, I usually do C programming in the terminal (with entr to trigger automatic rebuild on save). I do find some false positives, but I haven't had many of them to
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by quincepie 2y ago
To me fanalyzer is one of GCC killer features over clang. It makes programming C much easier by explaining errors. The error messages also began to feel similar to Rust in terms of being developer friendly.
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by quincepie 2y ago
s/Scale/SCALE/g
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by quincepie 3y ago
There is a beta website at beta.weather.gov but i am not sure if it's the same as the source linked in the post
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by quincepie 3y ago
Yes, brave has 2 checkboxes in its settings page. One for crash reports and the other for privacy-preserving product analytics (P3A) which is what they are talking about here. Disabling those stops Brave from sending anything to brave endpo
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by quincepie 3y ago
"Fewer than 0.5% of Brave users are using Strict fingerprinting protection mode, based on our privacy-preserving telemetry data." I think this is likely because people who go on their way to switch to using strict mode are more li
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by quincepie 3y ago
probably meant 13
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by quincepie 3y ago
It only requires vs build tools which is likely for the linker. Other languages like rust does the same.
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by quincepie 3y ago
I believe it's from the new page widgets: https://community.brave.com/t/what-is-ftx-and-why-did-it-sud...
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by quincepie 3y ago
I think Actix used to be the goto web framework at the time is because it was the most complete, it's still a solid choice. What I think made Axum more popular aside from the features added is that it's part of the tokio-rs projec
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by quincepie 3y ago
Not a GUI, but I am using neomutt which requires a bit of config and time to get used to. Thunderbird kept crashing for me every time i try to sign an email but i have no problems with neomutt.
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by quincepie 3y ago
personally I think it's because it feels like that both the screen and the Iphone screens are edited on. Also, it feels like the finger flick scroll is too instant, I believe flick scrolling in Safari does not stop instantly but slowly
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by quincepie 3y ago
Nice article, I wasn't aware of the GCC -fanalyzer flag, I think that approach is much better than clang. The warnings also seem to be much nicer.

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