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Comment #40944955
If you click the Google Docs link at the top of the document, you can then export it to html/txt/pdf.
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Comment #40728002
In case anyone is looking for alternatives, there's a well-maintained fork of neofetch called hyfetch. There's also a neofetch clone written in C called fastfetch.
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Comment #40659074
Using shift for erase isn't a great choice. In many terminals, holding shift prevents mouse input from going to the running program, and instead allows you to use the terminal's te…
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Comment #40617425
The problem is that the Sun is significantly brighter now than it used to be back then, so the amount of heating from the same amount of methane/co2 is proportionally more now too
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Comment #40380867
On the other hand, HF is great at dissolving glass (silicon dioxide), which is something that most other acids won't do.
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Comment #40380830
I guess accidentally getting tardigrades inside your mouth isn't anywhere near as bad as getting concentrated sulphuric acid in your mouth.
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Comment #40366967
The increase of temperature also causes the release of methane, which is a much stronger greenhouse gas than CO2.. Things aren't looking great
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Comment #40272962
There's nothing that forces a Wayland compositor to be written in C. I've seen ones written in C++, Zig, and Rust, but you could really use any language as long as you can still ca…
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Comment #40246621
I strongly doubt that it'd be purely psychosomatic.. Spending 14 hours a day hammering away at a keyboard will physically damage your wrists.
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Comment #39803688
That's possible with Niri, with its center-focused-column and default-column-width settings. It's not a traditional tiling WM, though
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Comment #39765413
You can easily hit a similar problem in other languages too. For example, in Rust, std::fs::File isn't buffered, so reading single bytes from it will also be rather slow.
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Comment #39744682
Presumably, the AI would have access to just do all the git and web server stuff for you.. The bigger problem I see would be if the AI just refuses to give you what you ask for. Pe…
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Comment #39466094
How would that work for having a layer larger than the image?
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Comment #39461996
That doesn't work for the first step though, where you want to print the file to stdout without processing it in any way
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Comment #39402164
You could still offer the mocked APIs, but have them be opt-in. Also, having the compiler throw an error doesn't mean that an older, already compiled executable won't work.
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Comment #39402076
As far as alternatives to what the article suggested go, I think the ideal solution would be to have a compile-time error, so the developers never even get as far as having their p…
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Comment #39322129
Not every program that's written will even be multithreaded, and there's a significant cost to using atomic operations when you don't need them. What is the disadvantage of having …
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Comment #39227445
The Qt licensing model is actually a bit less restrictive, since Qt is distributed under the LGPL, and Slint is full-fat GPLv3
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Comment #39218409
It would be rather difficult to fit any newer linux kernel onto a floppy, together with all the other software.
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Comment #39155355
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37367687
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Comment #39095496
Lead(II) acetate specifically is sweet.
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Comment #39080451
It's a shame that there doesn't seem to be any decent open-source implementation of Datalog. If you go for full Prolog instead of Datalog, there are several (Scryer Prolog being my…
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Comment #39050673
Yet another example of how HN's automated title modification screws things up