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panzi

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    Comment #49239022

    Andrew Wiley gently smiles, does his thing an voila! Q.E.D. we agree and we all shout hurra as he confirms what Fermat jotted down on that margin which could have used some enlargi…

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    Comment #49237175

    I see. Good to know!

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    Comment #49231330

    What's wrong with using the title attribute for accessibility?

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    Comment #49215481

    Also it's a different story intranationally for those of us who live in countries with much more restrictive/no fair use. Are you geolocking your software to the USA?

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    Comment #49144603

    Yeah, or people/websites calling short looping MPEG4 videos (even with audio) GIFs.

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    Comment #49144587

    Things that I noticed when I had a look at it: Atom supports multiple authors, RSS doesn't. Some say just separate them with commas, but readers don't understand that and it's all …

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    Comment #49109352

    Not just when it reproduces code. Since fair use doesn't exist like that in a lot of countries the question is if the training itself is a violation. Are there e.g. EU or Japanese …

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    Comment #49098750

    Yes, and JavaScript itself is JITed. I used interpreted here as a shorthand for interpreted and/or JIT compiled at runtime.

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    Comment #49098462

    I love the discoverability of blender in the sense that I can hit space and start typing the name of the thing I want to do and run it from there while it shows me in what menu I c…

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    Comment #49064951

    Either it is only accepting a subset of TypeScript, or it is still interpreting the parts that don't have enough types. Given other comments here it sounds like the later.

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    Comment #49027717

    - I don't like to burn down the planet. - I don't want to make myself dependant on a company from a foreign nation if I can help it. - I want to keep the ability to use my own brai…

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    Comment #49016977

    Personally I don't use LLMs, so I wonder what this kind of router is good for? Why not just a library?

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    Comment #48987876

    So it's old enough already in Europe.

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    Comment #48969837

    Are you confusing Blender with some other software? Blender is free and open source software. People donate to it because they 1) want to support the project and 2) have the money.…

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    Comment #48936556

    Here a German podcast episode not about this publication, but in general about geothermal power in Germany: https://erdeumwelt.podigee.io/11-erdwarme If you speak German it's very …

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    Comment #48922794

    About 90° rotated tables: Sometimes only the text in the headers are rotated. Sometimes not to 90°, but some arbitrary value. And then there are digital signatures. 5 years ago I l…

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    Comment #48877220

    I also want to be able to debug the database in an SQL console with nice looking date-times.

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    Comment #48875672

    Well, I would also like a proper datetime/timestamp datatype that isn't just a string.

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    Comment #48781475

    I am interested in programming language topics and I certainly have heard of Odin and have seen a couple of interviews with Ginger Bill. Same with Zig, Rust, Jai, C++ etc. I haven'…

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    Comment #48763977

    Yeah, back in the day I made myself one from screenshots of the in-game GUI of Chrono Trigger. It wasn't very good, but hey, it was mine!

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    Comment #48763945

    Even Linux DEs have it less now than they used to, but there are renewed efforts to bring a better universal theming engine to KDE at least. It's more difficult now than it was bac…

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    Comment #48621976

    And then there is https://schema.org/ It's the item* attributes, e.g.: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/... Also Dublin Core in tags. Why do they keep ad…

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    Comment #48594129

    Python packages aren't quite so insane on transitive dependencies. The diff of package-lock.json can be novel length.

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    Comment #48529141

    or for anything

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    Comment #48489150

    I mean the animated graphics and some other hackery going on when you try to zoom. It thinks to detect a different scroll position and jumps to a different slide. Also means you ca…