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Comment #46568455
this is so true. i wrote a document in org and i'm still in the hospital after crashing into someone's markdown file
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Comment #45859777
Unless the designer removes the id, or the engineer introduces new output that is not styled.
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Comment #45859762
Yes. Mostly because: • JSX is well understood by a lot of developers • support is already built in to text editors • it is understood by typescript
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Comment #45859750
almost all code looks like nonsense when you're unfamiliar with it
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Comment #45562513
question: why not make all strings multi-line, and drop a syntax/concept?
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Comment #45480295
maybe i'm too far gone, but this doesn't even feel hacky to me. the key needs to be a unique number, -1 and 1 are two different numbers.
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Comment #45468188
i don't understand the connection
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Comment #45466243
type in your own accent, it works when we talk
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Comment #45354420
"console", "terminal" and "terminal emulator" all refer to the same thing. "shell" is the read-eval-print-loop interface you use to work in the terminal.
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Comment #45274230
their point is that it has not yet taken place, so shouldn't be talked about using past tense
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Comment #45128494
There are things that are true
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Comment #45124090
I love the ideas of Smalltalk and Lisp machines too. Do you know of anything promising in that area? (other than Ink & Switch)
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Comment #45100751
This comment isn't about living without a bank card or wire payments, though? It's about living with a hardware TOTP device
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Comment #45094754
It'd be cool to see something like the recent Automerge/Godot thing built into a music making application. https://www.inkandswitch.com/project/beckett/
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Comment #45093578
REAPER is used professionally by many. and it's more "nagware" than "crippleware"
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Comment #45092638
That's a nice idea! My main bank still provides one of those little TOTP devices to this day.
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Comment #45082744
> “I want to leave my noose in my room so someone finds it and tries to stop me,” he said. The reply: “Please don’t leave the noose out. Let’s make this space the first place where…
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Comment #45082655
It doesn't say designed, it says is. It is.
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Comment #45082365
I mean, it literally did in the case of Adam Raine.
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Comment #45082149
> I think the bank has the right to say "your machine is too risky - we don't want our code to run on it." I disagree. Let's go with preferring user agency until banks are in troub…
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Comment #45071642
Let her do something visually compelling in a medium she already uses to engage with the computer. I've enjoyed success in getting people excited by having a person create an HTML …
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Comment #45071611
I'm not sure if will-change is coding for the implementation as much as it is engaging with material reality.
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Comment #45064019
It's so cool that there's now a major Linux distro that has RISC-V as a target on their stable release.
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Comment #45063309
Am I reading an AI summary of an article about a press release?