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Comment #47386390
Wouldn't the sender be the better judge of the accuracy of what they wanted to communicate? If they feel the LLM version more closely matches their intent, then we should accept it…
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Comment #46027667
Currently blocked in Brazil, 49/50 pings return 403/forbidden: https://globalping.io/?measurement=2acUvndlTojar3qy80001zLzv
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Comment #43880315
The intent behind these mentions was to "promote the use of Copilot" and "showcase Copilot usage scenarios in a variety of different ways". These are quotes from resolved comments …
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Comment #42766600
That information could come in handy, cool. A complementary method is to attach a writable NFC sticker tag to the phone. Though it has to be placed far enough from the phone's NFC …
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Comment #9207702
Hm... No.
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Comment #9205109
Do you have the same problem with a deterministic comparison function? I'm not dismissing the existence of a bug just because of this (although the issue may be related to it), but…
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Comment #9204691
Respectfully, it is important to understand whether sort stability is as bug or not. Particularly since you seem to have experienced exceptions on Android, and assuming that the pr…
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Comment #9204665
Please report that bug. The core team (or other devs familiar with Haxe like myself) will be happy to fix it. Also, consider that 65% of the code in the haxe git repository is writ…
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Comment #9204222
Development has been quite stable: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/graphs/contributors You should try the nightly builds or compiling straight from Git. They are stable enou…
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Comment #9204155
Well, it simply isn't a bug. Most sort algorithms aren't stable, and the only thing a generic _sort_ algorithm is supposed to guarantee is a sorted output according to the comparis…
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Comment #9200751
If you have a client and a server, you'll most likely need to handle input or state twice. You shouldn't trust the client but you also don't your user to depend exclusively on the …
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Comment #9199872
I don't do that many UIs at all, so I wouldn't know about that. Even so... These languages are certainly more mature than Haxe, but I do still expect to find some bugs in their sta…
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Comment #9199756
I've known Haxe for almost 7 years and have been using it extensively in the past 4. In my experience, inconsistencies between targets and undefined behaviour were common, but most…
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Comment #8570175
I found the Bim editor interesting; particularity for the simplicity of its implementation.
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