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Comment #48693102
Remote attestation?
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Comment #48551056
… and let's not forget about Iran's Lego videos!
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Comment #48495955
> Motivation: […] After spending several hackathons making things like "Uber for dogs with hearing loss"… A perfectly normal thing to do.
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Comment #48495871
I suppose it's not about patents or copyright but rather the fear that a re-submitted patch can't be trusted because the original patch is considered not trustworthy, or that the r…
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Comment #48494402
Certainly the most fun website about a security vulnerability
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Comment #48399031
In what general direction would the innovation be? I'm not sure if it's actually needed - a lot of things have been tried and the paradigms that persisted you can choose between bu…
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Comment #47984741
Wondering if it's just the marketing that Noctua did, and the actual mold and process engineering left to some fab in China?
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Comment #47945929
Isn't it a dumbed down version of Azure Pipelines?
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Comment #47556923
A fork of OnlyOffice with some big names behind it who want to make it easier to build and contribute to, great. Yet LibreOffice seems to remain the only FOSS office solution with …
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Comment #47423177
My dog doesn't react to familiar voices over the phone at all. The compression and reproduction of audio, while fine for humans, definitely doesn't work for her animal ears.
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Comment #46762234
No image in the readme, bummer.
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Comment #46124872
Classic - brand new blog post: > We’re hiring engineers. Careers page: > Sorry, no job openings at the moment.
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Comment #45990763
Zig has the concept of illegal behavior, of which a subset is unchecked illegal behavior - basically undefined behavior, but if evaluated at comptime, it results in a compile error…
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Comment #45990674
Generics though
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Comment #45596302
I'm sensing a pinch of sarcasm
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Comment #45472954
How does Zig's compilation and codegen compare to TPDE? The claim is that it's 10-20x faster than LLVM with -O0 but with limitations.
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Comment #45287547
Maybe a good use case for AI to help with a quick transition?
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Comment #45287493
I liked Zulip a lot until that Flutter rewrite. Maybe it's more accessible now but the new look is not for me. I believe the app navigation is largely unchanged, and still doesn't …
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Comment #45287442
I'm pretty sure they want to lose all of the non-lucrative customers.
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Comment #45287412
Funny you would mention GitLab - I find it extremely clunky, especially compared to GitHub. Maybe GitHub is primitive in comparison, but it never makes me hunt for basic functional…
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Comment #45178275
Did they drop support for the YouTube app on very old TVs or ban a bunch of those cheap Android TV boxes with a lot of spyware on them by any chance?
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Comment #45178237
My first thought when I read AI search was that people might use it for instructions rather than tutorials and troubleshooting videos.
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Comment #45061128
Everyone keeps bringing up the YAML Norway bug but it has been addressed by the YAML 1.2.0 spec in 2009 (!). Blame the implementors that stuck to the 1.1 spec
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Comment #45054682
Archived blog post: https://web.archive.org/web/20240719152109/https://www.prime...
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Comment #45049204
Thanks a lot, this was quite enlightening, like what "buffering in the interface" really means. A follow-up post would nice! I'm also curious what preserve in rebase is used for in…