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Comment #48497477
Exactly - so far seems like a windows vista “are you sure?” Modal. Are we missing something here?
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Comment #48074451
Seems like somebody is not accepting that every successful project will grow and become unwieldy like this. This is all legacy backwards compatibility of all iterated ideas that no…
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Comment #47914735
The ocr example says it recognizes Chinese, but output ignores it - maybe just AI bug in generated examples
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Comment #47770299
You should be happy that you have such a financially aware IT dept. The machines are truly expensive and after managing a farm of 150 Mac minis at work I can tell why. It is like 3…
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Comment #47757828
Can’t really see it nicely on mobile
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Comment #46950577
US only it seems?
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Comment #46503747
My point is can you write a json deserializer with this, where allocation of every child is defacto optional, depending on input JSON?
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Comment #46493354
Isn’t this a very restrictive way to write? Hard for me to imagine as never wrote with such annotations so no idea how viable it is for a large codebase to have this constraint.
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Comment #46493334
I understand how this works in general. I had static analyzers at Uni, I know lattice theory and all this - I am just wondering how Xr0 handles it.
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Comment #46482784
What happens if a function allocates not deterministically, like if (turing_machine_halts(tm)) return malloc(1); else return NULL; How is this handled?
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Comment #46450615
For the bootstrap c lexer and parser was hand rolling really necessary? Lex and yacc exist for a reason
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Comment #46050734
Bro no one will use a web service and trust it is 100% private. This is an unprovable claim. Maybe it is private now, but you sell this in 5 years and it stops being so. Maybe a Ja…
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Comment #45792630
But most CIs allow flaky tests :)
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Comment #45153186
Isn’t this like argparse from Python for typescript?
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Comment #44856264
Couldn’t they add a ChatGPT like bot that would answer questions about confluence or jira content as first AI feature instead of adding unhelpful chatbots for customer support
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Comment #44416400
Is this a replacement for a huge corpo botnet like access control? If I am a huge corpo, don’t I want to have another huge corpo provide me the software with a support package to h…
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Comment #44408398
Can you show how it works on the page or readme as a video? Does it open pager or editor? How does it show the shellcheck issues.
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Comment #44391899
The author declared no competing interests, but I bet they are a certified cat lover and therefore biased
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Comment #44160517
Wrong thread - you’re looking for who’s hiring - this is who wants to be hired
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Comment #44091161
Ah yes finally a technology to tell me that Bit twiddling hacks were reposted 31 times already
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Comment #44077829
I wouldn’t say you’re at fault for delivering. You are at fault of not delivering a concise solution that uses least elements possible and has a nice clean fast-to-read readme, one…
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Comment #43899837
So much words in the docs. So little explanation of why
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Comment #42807766
literally my first thought - would be a nightmare if the user list leaked with emails or something
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Comment #42531315
And what about the battery usage? Again apple has own coprocessor to parse this in low energy
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Comment #42361777
Control click on symbol name to go to definition for all popular languages