yegle

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by yegle 3d ago
Wow, the Westlake University was funded in 2018 as a private research university.
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by yegle 4d ago
One thing to note: OSM edits are associated with your account. Do not use your regular user name, or people can easily identify where you live since people tends to edit nearby locations. If you accidentally did that, I believe there's
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by yegle 15d ago
I think it's closer to: develop something similar to Google's Piper as (hopefully!) an open source project and sell this to enterprise, similar to Perforce's business model but with the benefit of an excellent and well receiv
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by yegle 15d ago
Well I did not answer your second part of the question, only the first part of comparing Mercurial vs Git. Now to the second part: I think speed still plays a role back when Bitbucket and Google Code provides Mercurial hosting and people we
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by yegle 15d ago
No worries, it's still just another commit w/ conflict. If you want, solve those conflicts later. Why is git's "forced conflict resolution" better, assuming the same workflow (local change+sync upstream) would produ
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by yegle 15d ago
Mercurial is too slow. Even with chg common commands like `hg status` may take hundreds of milliseconds. JJ is fast. Internally `jj log` taking more than 500ms is tracked as bugs.
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by yegle 15d ago
A term coined within Google that describes the best part (to me at least) of jj: delayed conflict resolution. You worked on multiple things, you sync with the upstream, then boom now you have conflicts in one or more of your local branches.
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by yegle 15d ago
AFAIKT it will revert the local state to "pending push".
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by yegle 16d ago
If you like the Antigravity 1.0 experience, Vscode+Antigravity Extension should be very close.
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by yegle 16d ago
It is used seriously inside Google (the internal equivalent version). Many people swear by it and many don't think it's as good as Claude/Codex.
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by yegle 17d ago
For future PCB business card ideas: it would be dope if it can play audios. Gemini says you can power a piezo buzzer (causing a small bump on a PCB) w/ NFC (just enough power to drive it) to play the modem dialup handshake audio.
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by yegle 19d ago
For a moment I thought this is related to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentadactyl (Reading the wiki I'm really glad this is still alive).
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by yegle 28d ago
Upon seeing "Bluetooth" and "Daily steps" I'd assume this is another watch that requires daily charging, but wow 2y battery w/ CR2016!
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by yegle 2mo ago
Volvo, with their terrible infortainment system's performance, I'm not sure if it's capable of displaying ads.
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by yegle 2mo ago
I think the standard control for TV is the RS-232C port on the TV. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/serial-projector-contr... from a quick search.
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by yegle 2mo ago
Mostly because the carbon dioxide emission is not properly reflected in the fossil fuel pricing. Basically, every single person on earth is subsiding the big oil by bearing the consequence/cost of the higher CO2 concentration.
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by yegle 2mo ago
I don't know how to rationalize it: is passkey so good that even the banking apps start pushing it, or is it all a big conspiracy theory with a hidden agenda?
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by yegle 2mo ago
It's like supply chain attack on steroids! /s
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by yegle 2mo ago
Hmm, 12AM/PM watch faces don't register 0 as the hour.
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by yegle 2mo ago
Now let's stir the shit further, on LinkedIn group the posters of AI content by country/company.
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by yegle 3mo ago
Oh the bright side they do offer $AAPL with a 5% discount today.
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by yegle 3mo ago
There are products like https://www.s3ns.io/en
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by yegle 3mo ago
Oh it checked multiple boxes I have in mind, and the website UI is really great. I'll definitely give it a try.
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by yegle 3mo ago
I was talking about a self-hosted search engine.
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by yegle 3mo ago
Given that: - Google has been around for 20+ years, so the concept of search engine and the technologies behind it should have been well known. - Computing power and Internet speed has increased significantly and in many homes (at least out
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by yegle 4mo ago
Uh, no? It was not built in secret before the AI hype. In fact as late as Jan 2026 Google was proudly presenting their new data centers in Bangkok: https://www.googlecloudpresscorner.com/2026-01-21-Google-Clo... Disclaimer:
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Ersc.io: Jujutsu-native source forge(ersc.io)
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by yegle 4mo ago
Apparently array is short for associated array:-)
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by yegle 4mo ago
In your example, why didn't a 6000% ROI not attract enough investors and introduce competitions, eventually lower the ROI?
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by yegle 4mo ago
https://github.com/bitwarden/android

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