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emi2k01

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About emi2k01

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    Comment #47578335

    My partner and I rescued Ramón, our first cat ever, from outside a convenience store near our house. He was already an adult by the time we met him. We would always see him outside…

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    Comment #47257621

    I tried Rive Editor and I could not export my animation unless I upgraded to a paid plan, not even to a proprietary format. The free plan is is just a demo with no real world usage…

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    Comment #47146473

    The test: > The car wash is 100m away from my house. Should I walk or drive? I didn't find a way to share the conversation, so here it is the full response in `medium` settings: --…

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    Comment #47123656

    I spent this weekend writing a terminal emulator to run `claude` on it and generate an API around the TUI. This is the equivalent of not being able to use X's API and using a brows…

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    Comment #46977326

    I've been developing SubJS, a JS Runtime tool for agents, for the past couple days. I believe that something like this is the way to give more capabilities to AI agents instead of …

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    Comment #45710085

    Maybe this is about doing GET requests to render images in documents or something similar? Not just arbitrarily requesting every link in a file

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    Comment #45696586

    The fourth one is Finding Nemo

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    Comment #39843307

    I think you can also hold the key pressed while it's powering on

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    Comment #39843094

    This is cool! I made a similar project to this one when we switched from GraphQl to regular REST at $work but decided to drop it since I didn't have the bandwidth to work on it. I …

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    Comment #39768262

    Sorry, maybe it's too early in the day but I don't get what the lesson was. Could you explain?

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    Comment #39761174

    I believe they are father and son. The `Books` section on the Toledo family website links to books written by Oscar Toledo G.

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    Comment #39648467

    I don't see it either on a desktop pc. I see an `iframe` with this url [1] but the ` ` of the document is empty. It's very likely you have to change the protocol to `https` (instea…

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    Comment #39648426

    https://player.vimeo.com/video/68089370

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    Comment #39635592

    It's also the behavior on Linux with X11 (haven't tried Wayland)

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    Comment #39623125

    I think they most likely will introduce `@layout`s and then your components can be in a different layout than your app code

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    Comment #39548758

    Wow, this is very interesting. In Mexico, it's used to insult another person. I always thought it was a Mexico-thing.

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    Comment #39497530

    The guys at OpenAI decided to use tailwind to style the boxes in ChatGPT

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    Comment #39425541

    Could it be that the gnu toolchain embeds the debug symbols in the binary and the msvc toolchain puts them on a separate pdb file?

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    Comment #39417468

    https://github.com/denoland/deno_graph/blob/main/src/fast_ch... You can search for "no_zap" under the `denoland` org if you want to have a bit more context. I believe it's a form o…

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    Comment #39162579

    Isn't that an arena allocator at that point?

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    Comment #39160545

    You're right, that's the original source of the question https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1935frs/is_...

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    Comment #39139464

    "it's just..." is kinda demeaning. People want something easy to use with good defaults. If that wasn't the case, shells wouldn't have a hundreds of plugins dedicated to customizin…

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    Comment #39115042

    Splitting the debug info from the executable is supported on the 3-big-OSes but only enabled by default on Windows (and maybe macOS?)