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Comment #47191092
Now someone’s going to write a react-manim renderer I’m sure.
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Comment #46432032
The author’s point about “not caring about pip vs poetry vs uv” is missing that uv directly supports this use case, including PyPI dependencies, and all you need is uv and your pre…
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Comment #46053694
See also (2019): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20094866
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Comment #44326881
> cdk8s is like this, but it is not a good example of what you can do with a generator As a die-hard fan of cdk8s (and the AWS CDK), I am curious to hear about this more. What do y…
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Comment #42212155
Because if you are working with CSS, there’s a decent chance you’ll be using npm and/or Vite, and it’s convenient to integrate your tools to save yourself time. Don’t like it, pick…
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Comment #41407509
Also https://github.com/feedback-assistant/reports specifically for Feedback Assistant reports.
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Comment #37713620
Very curious about the context of that first comment, do you have a link?
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Comment #36821644
How can the “attesters” verify the integrity of the user agent? Sure the attestation is signed, but why can’t we mess with the data sent to the attester and just nullify the entire…
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Comment #35847131
This completely misses the part where Discord is keeping the server nicknames system and adding a display name (that will be your existing username), like Twitter’s username + disp…
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Comment #34167028
Not OP, but I would recommend Kysely as a great example. I’m on mobile so don’t have a link at hand sorry.
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Comment #34155730
I think a large chunk of this is the tendency in larger Rust projects to split themselves up into smaller library crates, rather than single crate monoliths: single libraries that …
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Comment #33648842
Anything stopping us from just creating a CNAME to our tailnet domain and registering certs for it instead of whatever.ts.net? This seems like it should work in my head...