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by scriptsmith 3y ago
Interested in the ergonomics of this, it's more similar to GitHub Copilot Chat in VS Code, than regular Copilot. There's no autocomplete like in regular Copilot, so for new code I may end up using Copilot, and for refactoring I ma
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by scriptsmith 4y ago
They're 'better' in tone, but for many videos the comments come across as very sycophantic which is a bit tiresome. That's not always the case though, so probably depends to some extent on the channel's community.
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by scriptsmith 4y ago
Thank you! I ran into this branching problem the other day, ended up trying to return a complicated boxed future and gave up. In retrospect it makes sense to do it the way you mentioned. I think because I’m not as confident with traits and
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by scriptsmith 4y ago
In a similar vein, I have found success using request interception [1] for some websites where the HTML and API authentication scheme is unstable, but the API responses themselves are stable. If you can drive the browser using simple operat
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by scriptsmith 5y ago
I believe Jetbrains have stated that there would need to be more value to create a whole new product. Using the plugin with CLion feels very well integrated, and I’m not sure what else we’d get out of a seperate IDE other than more distinct
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by scriptsmith 5y ago
Rusoto is awesome, but looked to have an uncertain future. I hope the new SDK can reach the same level of quality and breadth fairly quickly. Also, rusoto is a great name and I hope we get to keep it.
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by scriptsmith 6y ago
Codespaces allows you to develop in the cloud instead of locally. Developers can contribute from anywhere, on any machine, including tablets or Chromebooks, and there is no need to maintain local copies of intellectual property. That last
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by scriptsmith 6y ago
I use Auto Tab Discard along with an extension I wrote to 'garbage collect' (close) the all the discarded tabs by clicking a button in the toolbar https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/close
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by scriptsmith 6y ago
Your situation sounds similar to my own. The following two extensions have helped me solve the '30 tabs' problem: TabSearch does the same thing you're doing with the search bar, but with fuzzy searching and more customisabili
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by scriptsmith 7y ago
It could be a genuine leak, but it sounds an awful lot like Firefox using 28 GiB of virtual memory. Firefox often appears to use large amounts of memory in top / htop, but I believe that's just reported address space allocations.
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by scriptsmith 7y ago
Yes, I was first interested in his stuff when he announced the perpetually "coming soon" Volt last year. Disregard the dates, deadlines, and promises for this project.
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by scriptsmith 7y ago
> Does this hurt FOSS contributions, because now people start to expect to be paid rather than doing it for inherent motivations? Will this generate toxic politics among project contributors regarding who gets credit + gets paid? I'
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Show HN: Instamancer – Scrape Instagram's API with Puppeteer(github.com)
1 points by scriptsmith 8y ago|0 comments
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Puppeteer for Firefox(github.com)
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by scriptsmith 8y ago
His comment appears in the third paragraph of the article
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by scriptsmith 8y ago
A lot of this traffic is probably due to the opportunistic advertisement on GitLab's home page for non signed-in users: https://i.imgur.com/ZNikKcJ.png
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by scriptsmith 8y ago
This is the purpose of containers. They allow you for the same set of websites to interact with 'you' in different contexts
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by scriptsmith 9y ago
It's explained under the preparation heading > One of the very first things I did was get my hands on Bunnie Huang's “The Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen” (TEGES from here on forward) off of Adafruit's site
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by scriptsmith 10y ago
Fantastic write-up. Scripting with Chrome's debug tools seems to be a promising way to find exploits among minified js.