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> The former have been table stakes for interpreted languages I used to think so too back in the day when I was getting into Clojure. It was much later when I realized that when Li…

There are other nations in the world…

I’ll try to take your comment in good faith. And of course - that’s the trouble with issues like these isn’t it? I did find some reports online of the same but when there’s no cons…

I actively used Vivaldi for several months until recently - on my Mac it would intermittently crash for no reason I could find. I’ve since switched to ungoogled-chromium - it’s onl…

New York, US only - can the title be updated to reflect that?

It’s just another word for a group, same as people.

Personally, I’ve spent a lot of time on both film and digital and currently I’m a lot happier with the results of my film work. Is it a combination of the camera, lens, medium, and…

> No keyboard backlighting When was the last time Apple had a laptop without keyboard lighting?

A long time ago I made a smart home automation web page for my Kindle, so that should definitely work.

Tipping culture has been around in Germany for a long time, hasn’t it? It’s surprisingly common there

I agree with this. I was curious and tried it out just now - there's a good part of the inside corner that is draggable and a decent amount outside as well. The cursor changes to i…

Creating calendar events and reminders too! A feature set that has remained unchanged since Siri’s launch…

Why would checking be duplicated? One would need to check only the discussions in this case, since issues will be created from discussions once something is ready to be worked on (…

> unless their parents decide otherwise is a key point I’d say.

> keeping screen on `caffeinate -d` in the terminal - it’s built-in

I’ve been building sites since around 2000 and I’ve used HTML tables a lot (including for page layouts, remember those days?). There was a time when I thought I was fluent enough t…

Do you have an example you can share? We have about 30 services with each managing their own terraform state. We also have a shared infra repo managing some top level items. We hav…

> This kind of search could potentially compromise someone's privacy Well this is true

> It's conventional to do so Where do you see that? e.g. I just checked https://openai.com/about/ and it doesn't say where they are based. I have no associations either way, but I …

I think regex gets some of its hate from people writing painfully complex matchers. 99% of my day to day regex use is simpler string searches on the command line or in my editor. I…

Is it being maintained? From the README: > Closure Library has been archived. We no longer see it as meeting the needs of modern JavaScript development, and we recommend that users…

Sorry, where are you quoting from? I can't find that in the comment I replied to or in the original article.

Mine told me the entire date instead of just the month.

> But who takes random street scene photos? What do you mean? This is exactly what street photographers do.