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pnpm v11 Released
(pnpm.io)
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sebws
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sebws
1y ago
There are ways if you're ok with a build step, e.g. https://typia.io/ or https://github.com/GoogleFeud/ts-runtime-checks Although perhaps that's not what you mean. I found these through this
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sebws
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from the article, > Elsewhere, Reilly Wood rebukes a user asking if there would “be any downside to just not using Application Support ever” by saying that “[Nushell would] no longer be following the macOS Standard Directories guidelines
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sebws
1y ago
I don't think this is true. The example from the esbuild docs uses `import * as lib from './lib.js'` in an example for tree shaking. https://esbuild.github.io/api/#tree-shaking Although there are as
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sebws
1y ago
You can fix them both in one. In your local network you host a local DNS, in my case I’m using pihole. It has records which point to the local IP of a reverse proxy. With this setup you can have SSL for your domain names on your local netwo
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sebws
2y ago
The tailscale app on iOS can turn on a VPN on the phone to connect into your tailnet. Once this is enabled, you can then access the tailnet IPs from anything, e.g., in your browser to hit a web ui. You can then take it further with local DN
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Australian man charged over allegedly creating app for criminal underworld
(abc.net.au)
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2y ago
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2y ago
On the author’s point of a “debug build” with runtime type checking, there is ts-runtime-checks [0], which looks to do something similar! I don’t have any experience with it however, just seen it looking at typescript-runtime-type-benchmark
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2y ago
The article mentions switching between "energy states": > This nucleus has two very closely adjacent energy states – so closely adjacent that a laser should in principle be sufficient to change the state of the atomic nucleus.
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Steve Jobs: The Next Insanely Great Thing (1996)
(wired.com)
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4y ago
My understanding was that a fair bit of this story was marketing by Stuart Semple. I couldn’t find a better link easily at this time, but see this post for an alternative perspective: https://www.reddit.com/r/tumblr
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sebws
4y ago
The site doesn't police the rules completely, so some self-policing is necessary to avoid things like specialised vocabulary.
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5y ago
I couldn't find anything about a participant's suicide when searching, could you provide a link?
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sebws
5y ago
I think the topic was how pandemics would cause word of mouth stories to be lost, not the story of pandemics.
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5y ago
Here's what the posted article had to say. > The RSPB says there is “no clear scientific evidence” that cats are causing bird populations to decline, but there is a perception among some British bird-lovers that cats are a menace an
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6y ago
That 15% of charges wouldn't have occurred if they hadn't lied to the investigation. To blame an investigation for people's crimes is bizarre.
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6y ago
How about this, it's not hypocritical to think that discrimination against gay people is wrong but "discrimination" against people calling for violence is right. It's only hypocritical if you think that calling for viole
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6y ago
She.
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sebws
6y ago
I'm currently studying CS at UNSW and half of these subjects I've taken relevant courses, and the other half are in my future. Where did you have your experience?
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6y ago
it seems that popcorn time 4.0 is something to be wary of for now, at least that is the impression I got from the subreddit.
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6y ago
seems to me like there's some concern over the latest edition of popcorntime in its subreddit, so I'd be wary of it for now.