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Comment #49180403
They didn't reinvent it, it's literally using JSONRPC. The thing they "invented" was coming up with a loose standard for how to implement your RPC endpoints in a way that the AI wa…
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Comment #49174265
I'm glad it works for you, but I've got enough electron apps running on my computer already. I have to run a bunch for work and fully half my cpu is just electron at idle
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Comment #49173766
The killer feature that got me into using it was the shell integration. Your prompt, input and command output are entirely separate entities rather than one single stream of text. …
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Comment #49173710
I don't dislike it. The keybindings are a bit arcane and having to write the config in Lua rather than having a preferences panel is annoying (though spectacularly powerful), but I…
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Comment #49172869
I used to really like Warp, back when it was just a terminal. Then as they went more and more in on AI the actual terminal features became more and more buggy and I ended up having…
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Comment #49158124
that's fine, I'm not sure they bothered to actually write the article either
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Comment #49143694
I genuinely don't understand, why would you use `@apply text-center` instead of `text-align: center`? Like if you're already at the point of setting up stylesheets & classes with a…
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Comment #49138539
I own volume 1 and when it first arrived I dropped it on my foot and had to go to the doctor. I have not got around to reading it again. His original x86 ASM book was good though. …
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Comment #49094836
this is true but basically everyone uses LuaJIT these days
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Comment #49047197
14 days still seems way too long to me. As a user I thought releases on pypi were immutable!
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Comment #49018141
I'm a little confused. We start with [ Header ][ ...variable padding... ][ Back Pointer ][ User Memory ] ^ always exactly sizeof(void*) bytes before User Memory, no matter how much…
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Comment #48989336
I started using it because me and my flatmate had different media libraries and we wanted to share them. Plex very conveniently merged both into a single deduplicated library that …
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Comment #48989291
Is your browser running the javascript event loop on the GPU? Because mine isn't
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Comment #48982436
That doesn't actually answer any of my questions though. Why is `S` the placeholder for "post"? T for T'outer?
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Comment #48976867
you do get lateral flow up/downstream during filling and emptying, but it's generally considered rude to do it fast enough to cause turbulence
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Comment #48976844
The author lost me at the last bit where they started using weird names for the posts. Why would you make one ID O and the other ID 0? Why single letters and not EMBED_01? Why seem…
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Comment #48957632
canals have negligible water flow (except during disasters!) so I don't think that'd work very well. They also get dredged occasionally so there's a decent chance anything you leav…
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Comment #48643821
I didn't say they were stupid, I said I was concerned about their level of education > If someone is a new driver, who hasn't seen the symbolic signs enough, the word signs are a g…
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Comment #48636512
It was introduced barely 20 years ago. By that rationale the PS3 is a retro console
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Comment #48636372
It was very surprising for me when I visited the US to see just how much space was wasted writing everything out on every sign and sometimes in giant words on the road. It did also…
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Comment #48635615
Hell of a photo, it almost looks like an oil painting!
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Comment #48367046
I don't know, I've never touched one
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Comment #48355262
I just tested and yes - if I press the exact corner of the key with a pencil then it doesn't register correctly. Everywhere else seems absolutely fine and given how small the keys …
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Comment #48354939
> the issues the author describes - particularly with the keyboard and trackpad I don't have the same problems with my model, possibly theirs is bad. I don't like that the keyboard…