wasyl

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by wasyl 2y ago
I mean, it's right there as the first highlight in the docs > A single tool to replace pip, pip-tools, pipx, poetry, pyenv, twine, virtualenv, and more.
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by wasyl 2y ago
Why is it interesting? The image does not look like anything, and you need to skew it (by looking at an angle) to see any letters (barely).
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by wasyl 2y ago
Seems like repopack only packs the repo. How do you apply the refactors back to the project? Is it something that Claude projects does automatically somehow?
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by wasyl 2y ago
The numbers are debatable as usual but they're not taken from thin air > A 2023 survey conducted by Payroll.org highlighted that 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, a 6% increase from the previous year. In other words, more
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by wasyl 2y ago
The numbers are debatable as usual but they're not taken from thin air > A 2023 survey conducted by Payroll.org highlighted that 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, a 6% increase from the previous year. In other words, more
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by wasyl 2y ago
Can you clarify which laws and opinions you have in mind?
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by wasyl 2y ago
I don't read it as _bypassing tests_. They have tested the interpreter (`template type`) when it was first released, and they have _validated_ the new template instance (via `content validator`) and assumed this is enough, because it w
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by wasyl 2y ago
> Shown as a hierarchical bar chart, this would suggest 'b' is problematic. But it's not necessarily `b` that's problematic: - it may be `a` because it does a lot of stuff on its own, and depending on what `a` is, it
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by wasyl 2y ago
> Why don't you grow your own food? Why don't you just write your own payment processor? I find that usually if someone says "why don't X _just_ do Y", they haven't really considered what it takes to _just d
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by wasyl 2y ago
I don't understand this argument, how is it "remade REST" if you still don't need to implement and maintain an endpoint with exactly the data that clients need? Persisted/whitelisted queries require much less backen
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by wasyl 2y ago
A while ago I went into a rabbit hole looking for something to support my hunch (which I now confirmed by installing old macos) and found some discussions about graphics/OpenGL APIs being deprecated and removed over time. I have a very
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by wasyl 2y ago
> Software just becomes larger and more complex and thus slower on older hardware. So every major OS update is larger and more complex, so it's to be expected that after ~4 of those my machine lags when doing literally everything? I
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by wasyl 2y ago
I'd guess not the latter — anecdotally, my intel mac has been increasingly sluggish after each macos upgrade, even after a clean install. I finally decided to revert to the oldest macos version possible (and then update by just one maj
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by wasyl 3y ago
Thank you for this! I wondered why image search is barely usable on mobile Firefox - turns out it's just Google hampering the competition!
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by wasyl 3y ago
It does remove songs, or at the very least disables some (you can toggle a setting to see disabled songs) presumably due to copyright/licensing issues. But worse, it sometimes _replaces_ a song with a different version, with no warning
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by wasyl 3y ago
Is it? https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ has a link to a download page ( https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/ ) which clearly advertises free community version. What would be not _well hidden
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by wasyl 3y ago
I'm not saying _nobody_ uses those devices, I'm just saying they're sufficiently old that saying _my app supports Android 3.x_ is moot, because the usage on that API will be near 0 anyway, so you never really know if you _sup
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by wasyl 3y ago
> curious how one ensures compatibility with ancient versions; actual testing, a compatibility linter, other? Android linter does check that access to APIs added in newer versions is gated behind a version check, for example. But frankly
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by wasyl 3y ago
It's not difficult to write sub-10Mb release APK for a production app with lots of features while using all the compat libraries and other useful dependencies (that do make life a lot easier). Our app is ~7Mb, and we don't even he
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by wasyl 3y ago
There is https://languagetool.org
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by wasyl 3y ago
By that logic you could call regular ad blocking censorship, because it does exactly the same thing as parent described, only without AI and less effectively. I see a difference between algorithmic feeds that I have no control over that are
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by wasyl 3y ago
At this point what Apple is ahead with is hype that M Macs are that fast, and the developers targeting them because things just work. Plenty of people should be able to run these models locally but there's close to no nice software tha
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by wasyl 3y ago
Interesting, how old was it? Do you recall how many cycles the battery was at? Unfortunately throttling is unlikely in my case, at least for the lagging I observe day-to-day, I don't see any throttling via `pmset -g thermlog`. I did wo
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by wasyl 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, this all sounds plausible, however: - I routinely clean, or at least de-dust everything accessible after removing back cover - the lag is there always, even right after resuming the mac, before any thermal thr
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by wasyl 3y ago
I wish someone did an analysis to determine why my intel-based macbook is so incredibly laggy all the time, even after fresh system installation. I can't shake the feeling that Apple Silicon is so much faster that performance issues ju
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by wasyl 3y ago
Can you elaborate on some of the reasons why you regretted the purchases?
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by wasyl 3y ago
Feels like this is true only for Apple Silicon macs. Intels are getting more are more terrible with each upgrade, most noticeable is insane UI latency when doing literally anything — opening an app or a window can take seconds. Changing the
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by wasyl 3y ago
True, although given there's no real competition to Reddit, I personally find it difficult to believe this particular scenario > something more obvious right now given how bad the astroturfing campaign is. one word reviews? I imagin
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by wasyl 3y ago
Is it that big of a stretch to assume Reddit boosted their own apps ratings with fake/paid reviews, given one of the main arguments is that their apps still suck while they're killing third party ones? > I can’t imagine anybody
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by wasyl 3y ago
> The Apollo dev said that he would have to charge every user $2.50 a month to cover costs of the API He did not say that, he said > Apollo's price would be approximately $2.50 per month per user which is an estimate of how much

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