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brainbag

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    Comment #46220418

    With context, this article is more interesting than the title might imply. > The Sanitizer API is a proposed new browser API to bring a safe and easy-to-use capability to sanitize …

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    Comment #42988775

    I've been using Choosy.app for easily managing different browsers for work and personal (and testing), and it works great. You set it to your default browser, and then anytime some…

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    Comment #42810608

    Would you say more about your experience writing it in Rust? It worked well, what didn't, anywhere you found that you struggled unexpectedly or that was easier than you expected?

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    Comment #42705928

    Even in the flood of terrible news about privacy and other things, this exposé stands out as especially disturbing. I was considering getting a new electric car to replace my combu…

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    Comment #42408908

    pry is what I miss most when using other languages. I've used all kinds of debuggers all kinds of hardware with many different languages, and pry is by far the best tool for develo…

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    Comment #41776407

    Reminds me of the story of the kids in Ethiopian village that were given tablets by One Laptop Per Child. The kids had figured out how to turn it on within minutes, in five days th…

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    Comment #41646828

    You do a great job explaining these concepts, better than most. I have appreciated all of your replies in this post. Do you have a blog or podcast or teach somewhere? I would tune …

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    Comment #41412438

    I like this take. I'd be interested to hear more what you gained from studying them. What ways do you model your companies after Valve and Wolfram?

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    Comment #40945205

    Has anyone found or made a great set of tutorials for "Affinity for Photoshop Experts"? I've been using Photoshop for more than 30 years (now Photopea), and I don't think I've ever…

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    Comment #40583884

    Thanks for this link. Firefox has been getting worse for me stability-wise on my Mac M1, even with tab discarding it consumes huge amounts of power, and at least two or three times…

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    Comment #40264515

    I've also taught git to dozens of beginners in a classroom setting, and I have to agree that the OP and GP articles aren't great for beginners, even if they have a technical backgr…

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    Comment #40191294

    That's what I was expecting too. I was excited to see some kind of topographic map, or an open web map with pins for particularly good skating areas, etc. Could be a cool project.

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    Comment #38640061

    Do you have any recommended resources on those topics? I'm coming from a strong ~30 year software engineering background which has been excellent, until now, as ML requires a compl…

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    Comment #38621298

    I remember a sci-fi book where they were talking about one of the characters hacking on thousand-year-old code, but I could never remember what book it was from. Maybe this was it …

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    Comment #38592665

    I am a longtime developer but I'm passionate about design and UX. I'm always on the lookout for materials that I can give my team and other developers to help them get better at de…

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    Comment #38526621

    Do you have any more information about this? It would explain the challenge I've been experiencing as I enter my early 40s with a family history of hypertension; my blood pressure …

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    Comment #38504254

    I enjoy the sound of crickets and cicadas (which are much louder) except for the one particular kind of cicadas we get occasionally in Texas that make a singular unwavering high pi…

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    Comment #38418239

    The book Accelerando by Charles Stross has some bits about this and many other oddly prescient recent technology.

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    Comment #38282904

    I had heard about this before my son was born. We didn't try to teach him anything, anytime we remembered (which was sporadic) we just used the gestures when talking to him. I was …

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    Comment #38276160

    Until I read all the way down here to the bottom of the comment thread, I was thinking about the older people who didn't get this reference since I've been hearing it for decades. …

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    Comment #38259752

    You can change the default of Safari, but not for Siri. "Search the Internet" voice command always uses Google. I'm personally hoping that either part of this lawsuit or part of th…

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    Comment #38228997

    Is your Ruby-based terminal source online? I'd love to see it.

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    Comment #38227737

    Does it sync tracks that you Love in Apple Music? I have liked Apple Music a lot, except for one major thing when I realized that there is no way to view tracks that I have marked …

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    Comment #38107908

    vitest, like everything to do with vite, just works. The API is almost identical to Jest so you can swap over easily.

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    Comment #38081115

    What is 18F? That's not the easiest thing to search if you're not looking for the obvious.