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dmart

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    Comment #45828460

    When I see an AI-generated hero image, I close the tab. It’s an excellent heuristic for quality.

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    Comment #45785454

    Thanks for the recommendation! I'd heard of fish but didn't realize that was a feature. It seems quite nice.

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    Comment #45772861

    I’m not a huge fan of Warp, but I would love for any other terminal to copy its text editor-style input field. It’s so much nicer for 90% of my terminal usage (long multi-line comm…

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    Comment #45518267

    The new one also doesn’t consistently snap to a specific line in the URL fragment if the diff is too large, which makes sharing links problematic.

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    Comment #45386896

    Wow, reordering workspaces with the mouse! This is a small thing that has been driving me insane on GNOME coming from macOS.

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    Comment #44963381

    VPC endpoints in general should be free and enabled by default. That you need to pay extra to reach AWS' own API endpoints from your VPC feels egregious.

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    Comment #44902306

    Just offloading the analysis to the phone is extremely funny. It also seems like a pretty obvious solution, so I wonder if it was delayed by legal analysis and they only just decid…

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    Comment #44837670

    Ah, that may be the case - I’ll edit my comment. I was primarily using macOS before this so I may have misremembered the Windows behavior.

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    Comment #44836873

    As a recent Linux (and Wayland) switcher, I love this behavior. It has always felt insane to me that macOS will just let some random auto-updater steal focus and eat your keystroke…

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    Comment #44786440

    I like Nix but I think the current model of reinventing a new set of declarative configuration settings for each package is fundamentally misguided and will not scale in the long t…

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    Comment #44628283

    I don’t know what you mean by this, unless there’s a personal reason. LGA has a free shuttle bus from the subway, JFK and EWR have AirTrains connected to the subway, and SFO has a …

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    Comment #43846886

    My guess would be that this is in support of the preview hover feature. For a while now, you can watch an entire video just by hovering over it, complete with captions, scrubbing a…

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    Comment #43724455

    Abandoning traditional constructors and all their strange special-cased rules in favor of regular old class methods that return Self was one of Rust’s best design decisions, I thin…

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    Comment #43724435

    I used Direct File this year. Super fast and simple, no upsells or bullshit. Feels like every little thing just gets worse and worse lately.

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    Comment #43527614

    Would be interested in any impressions of this vs. TLPI. Seems like it covers a lot of similar topics.

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    Comment #43069933

    Gross. The slow intrusion of ads into more and more places might raise revenue a little bit, but tarnishes Apple's brand image. Apple News is already a revolting app, only somewhat…

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    Comment #43052183

    Wow, I really, really like this! A couple points of feedback (based on testing out Japanese -> English translation): - It took me a second to find auto-pause. Maybe some of those t…

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    Comment #42463933

    Using #[from] in a thiserror enum is an antipattern, IMO. I kind of wish it wasn't included at all because it leads people to this design pattern where errors are just propagated u…

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    Comment #42424639

    No. Screen Time (their parental controls implementation) is easily circumventable, includes a “One More Minute” feature that can’t be disabled, doesn’t sync properly, manages to cr…

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    Comment #42420793

    Venvs are so clunky and probably the biggest stumbling block for beginners. There was a proposal for a directory-based node_modules analogue which was unfortunately rejected. I thi…

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    Comment #42403440

    I would have liked to see a comparison in the fold() section that functions the same way as the original for loop: list_of_lists.into_iter().fold(Vec::new(), |mut accumulator, list…

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    Comment #42360304

    I’m assuming they mean stuff like Quaker oatmeal packets which are half sugar.

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    Comment #41957026

    I’ve been hearing about access to DOM APIs from WASM for years now. Does anyone know why this is such a difficult problem?