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Comment #49191295
Is this just any Jetbrains IDE file history?
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Comment #49109050
It’s definitely interesting watching the OSS and commercial world swing in seemingly opposite directions on this. It would be nice to see some companies sharing more balanced succe…
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Comment #49108351
Genuinely, have these guys done anything other than AI generated ship pictures? The top down ones look like they didn’t even use a good model. I’d be stunned if anyone takes this s…
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Comment #49002732
People I know who Range Rover their way through life are openly considering BYD… it’s a fascinating and slow but steady market takeover
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Comment #48954583
Really fun! Worked like a dream on iOS safari
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Comment #48942881
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Comment #48933520
Wait what? Is the NYT not paywalled somewhere?
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Comment #48906992
Not to mention accessibility, which as usual benefits everyone with features such as text search, so I guess we‘ll keep looking for an answer. Typewriters?
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Comment #48901373
I pull out difftastic when it’s all too hard for this. Diffs based off tree sitter
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Comment #48894528
Not that I’ve ever partaken in any US startup, but $30/m? If the employees are earning average YC salary that seems like a drop in the ocean, even with 5-6 subscriptions
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Comment #48877026
except for perhaps… a scalable pg bouncer? And good nuclear reactors [1]? Not to say I support many Russian political moves, but I think discrediting an entire people and their out…
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Comment #48855077
Right, that changes the reading
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Comment #48831876
I would so love to visit, but I read an increase in tensions a few years ago caused a tourism stoppage
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Comment #48831173
I was fascinated to learn while visiting they consider themselves ‘at war’ and generations from a unified time still strongly believe in the cause. In tech specifically this leads …
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Comment #48829100
Why would you not base your first impressions of a product on the way it chooses to describe itself? It’s not feasible to install everything you lay eyes on for evaluation, and rev…
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Comment #48800741
The top comment on the thread explains this will involve subagent to subagent comms. To what effect I don’t know… I thought subagents were useful because they were explicitly singl…
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Comment #48784333
Yeah, true.
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Comment #48776653
Being overly suspicious of everyone is a terrible way to live. Maintenance should have the autonomy to do as they did here - and security correctly followed up. The right response …
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Comment #48761367
I’ve found if you want interop ts esm and js cjs you need to compile your code - and then `tsc` doesn’t bundle your dependencies for you and outputs incomplete code.
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Comment #48761323
Here is my particular incantation for targeting node that is working very well: https://pastebin.com/ynz4B5X0 Essentially you pretend to be a library
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Comment #48755757
Link broken for anyone else…? Article: https://builder.aws.com/content/3EuS9Sakq7L3VLQIF3qzfMfke1Y/...
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Comment #48741283
Yep, same. I thought it might a wrapper around git subtree but looks like it’s doing quite a lot more! For example altering commit author emails during sync
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Comment #48642586
Is it not just READ? As for rest, why?