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I've been working on a linter and documentation generator for Postgres schemas. https://github.com/pgcrab/pgcrab I'm trying to get it polished up for an initial release, including …

Plenty of people do. At least at my work (and yes we squash PRs too). For some changes it's an easy way to make review way more sane. For an illustration of the scale of this, sear…

I hit this too, maybe on the order of one day every month or two? I'm using a fairly mainstream ISP in a fairly mainstream country. I don't get why I seem to have such a hard time.…

This doesn't seem to work at all, maybe a Firefox issue, but it tells me to insert my security key when I generate passkey. I don't have a security key, so I'm totally at a loss of…

Do you have any write-up about this or more info? It sounds like a useful use case but I haven't yet got it right

Side-note: Depending on what you're after, you can navigate to `sftp://` (and `fish://`) URLs in Dolphin & most KDE (Qt?) applications directly, you don't need to use a sshfs mount…

Agree with this. Either you'll get SMS OTP (which is free for the user, at least in the UK?) or they will send some 'calculator' or multi-colour-code-scanner device that generates …

This is basically my main gripe with Zed atm — it's very keen to autodownload and execute binaries. I have a light fork that tries to nullify this, but I don't think I've managed t…

This will sound a bit odd, but I don't necessarily want to pay in a way that makes it look like I'm paying for the AI rather than the editor.

The Mowgli project is reusing the mainboard of the original lawnmower (might be enhanced with a RPi though). It's not currently as well-baked (or at least, well-trodden) as the def…

Can only disagree there (I built an OpenMower based on a SA650B), in a rural area, also cannot hear it from about 10m away, even at night. Though I don't run it at night except whe…

I would actually disagree with the final conclusion here; despite claiming to offer the same models, Copilot seems very much nerfed — cross-comparing the Copilotified LLM and the s…

Maybe commuting can be a good deal sometimes, but for a 5 hour trip for 2 people with railcards, we were looking at £160ish when booked in advance (!) or £400ish if not. If we driv…

'as quick as filling up a tank' is a bit exaggerated (5 min for 250 miles) but I guess it's impressive that it's getting to the same order of magnitude.

I've had (presumably the fraud department of) AmEx ring me and ask for personal verification details over the phone before they'll even speak to me about ANY details (even just if …

I completely mirror your thoughts. I have spent a fair while trying to bend vector maps into being as good as openstreetmap.org's default style (which in my opinion is just Pure Bl…

ooi what's wrong with Simon Willison's site? I suspect my site would fall afoul of some of the taste around here but I didn't think Simon's was bad as far as they went.

They must have the card identity because you have to explicitly 'tap out' at the other end, if you don't want to be billed with a maximum fare. Don't ask me how though

> The idea of it potentially just up and vanishing with a browser update. Anyone writing applications in the browser should be very cautious to note that many browsers will jettiso…

woah WTF, is this what it's like in the US??? Here in the UK we don't have Japan-level super-younglings walking to school on their own etc, but you certainly wouldn't get any bothe…

Or KaTeX, which is a fair bit more lightweight last time I had cause to use either.

I suspect this is a problem for your browser? The CSS media query only makes sense as 'prefers dark webpages' — there'd be no point having it, if it means 'the browser theme is dar…

If you only do programming for a job, it is probably very difficult to see how someone could be passionate about computing. I suppose I can't really illuminate this point, but I su…