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If that's 500 fighting men, that's actually a sizeable army.
I wanted to wire an webcal/https ics link into the GNOME calendar the other day: absolutely no way to do that. There's a prominent calendar in the top bar of GNOME, and it seems no one actually uses it?
When I was on Windows there was point in time when I use Stardock's Fences, around or between 2010-2014. Pretty nice product as I recall, lots of features to make the "Desktop" more or less dynamic. Pretty soon after I…
Luckily states are not hormones-driven romcom protagonists.
> People don’t complain about roads & gutters because there’s idiots on that drive. We do complain about roads and infrastructure, and try to improve them so the inevitable idiot's impact is lessened.
Handicap Go by Nagahara Yoshiaki helped me tremendously. I started playing I believe in March of 2025. I had the very good luck that one of my high school best friend is 4 dan EGF players, and was in the French team 20…
What if I _want_ a staging area?
And even then, the "rare" qualifier is not needed here. What Amazon/LLM companies are doing is amoral. This is intellectual piracy (not in the "copyright infringement" sense) at the highest level. Stealing and…
Can you feel the irony when typing this? "Simple readable C code" itself not being able to be parsed by "simple readable C code".
Athena/PTSD-girl being the only Trojan with a face doesn't dismiss that affirmation, only reinforces it. And she writes about her in another paragraph.
It's not controversial. It's only controversial in the culture wars part of the world. There has been some critics* of her translation among classicists, but not _controversies_. *: which is only natural, that's their…
How do you get 'roughly be summarized as "I could have done better"' from this critique? Nowhere does she say something vaguely like that.
Having designed a good number of internal tools for teams of developers I couldn't agree more. Earlier I had the tendency to "leave the guts" open, thinking my users were developers and would want that. All it did was…
I love how new people keep discovering Ian's website (cf the xkcd 1053). It's a really well made website, the pictures and animations are very well chosen to explain knots and lacing.
I notice how the title by Ars Technica is much less baity than Nature: "Why have papers by one of history’s most famous physicists been retracted?" vs "Why did this journal retract two 1940s papers by Max Planck?"
Note that for little while now lazy iterators have been available: - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... - Array.prototype.values…
Cheekily, might not the "purist" want a "pot-au-feu" ? (i have a sincere dislike of purity talk, especially in cookery) The article mentions it, but doesn't disprove it.
> Of course, there is indeed no shame. There is also no pride. But there's is "pride" in making tools people actually use without issue
Couldn't you have used a subdomain "ai.mozilla.org" rather than a new tld? I'm guessing some marketing executives got involved?
I saw that, but anyone can link to anything. Luckily on mozilla.org there's a link to mozilla.ai, so that legitimizes it a bit. But that is not obvious.
Sorry, dumb question: is "mozilla.ai" related to "mozilla.org" and to the larger Mozilla organization? Because changing the tld makes this actually non-obvious. I see "mozilla.ai" and I think "someone is trying to…
Except a lot of actual, very smart, economists are for UBI or similar arrangements (it's not a settled matter). And geohot might be smart, but he's just a self described hacker. If we're going to use authority arguments.
In C this kind of issue is so common it wouldn't raise to the status of "CVE". People would just shrug and say "git gud".
When the "classics" were decided to be "the classics" (by who? why? on what authority?) a lot of them were newer than Mickey Mouse is today.
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If that's 500 fighting men, that's actually a sizeable army.
I wanted to wire an webcal/https ics link into the GNOME calendar the other day: absolutely no way to do that. There's a prominent calendar in the top bar of GNOME, and it seems no one actually uses it?
When I was on Windows there was point in time when I use Stardock's Fences, around or between 2010-2014. Pretty nice product as I recall, lots of features to make the "Desktop" more or less dynamic. Pretty soon after I…
Luckily states are not hormones-driven romcom protagonists.
> People don’t complain about roads & gutters because there’s idiots on that drive. We do complain about roads and infrastructure, and try to improve them so the inevitable idiot's impact is lessened.
Handicap Go by Nagahara Yoshiaki helped me tremendously. I started playing I believe in March of 2025. I had the very good luck that one of my high school best friend is 4 dan EGF players, and was in the French team 20…
What if I _want_ a staging area?
And even then, the "rare" qualifier is not needed here. What Amazon/LLM companies are doing is amoral. This is intellectual piracy (not in the "copyright infringement" sense) at the highest level. Stealing and…
Can you feel the irony when typing this? "Simple readable C code" itself not being able to be parsed by "simple readable C code".
Athena/PTSD-girl being the only Trojan with a face doesn't dismiss that affirmation, only reinforces it. And she writes about her in another paragraph.
It's not controversial. It's only controversial in the culture wars part of the world. There has been some critics* of her translation among classicists, but not _controversies_. *: which is only natural, that's their…
How do you get 'roughly be summarized as "I could have done better"' from this critique? Nowhere does she say something vaguely like that.
Having designed a good number of internal tools for teams of developers I couldn't agree more. Earlier I had the tendency to "leave the guts" open, thinking my users were developers and would want that. All it did was…
I love how new people keep discovering Ian's website (cf the xkcd 1053). It's a really well made website, the pictures and animations are very well chosen to explain knots and lacing.
I notice how the title by Ars Technica is much less baity than Nature: "Why have papers by one of history’s most famous physicists been retracted?" vs "Why did this journal retract two 1940s papers by Max Planck?"
Note that for little while now lazy iterators have been available: - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... - Array.prototype.values…
Cheekily, might not the "purist" want a "pot-au-feu" ? (i have a sincere dislike of purity talk, especially in cookery) The article mentions it, but doesn't disprove it.
> Of course, there is indeed no shame. There is also no pride. But there's is "pride" in making tools people actually use without issue
Couldn't you have used a subdomain "ai.mozilla.org" rather than a new tld? I'm guessing some marketing executives got involved?
I saw that, but anyone can link to anything. Luckily on mozilla.org there's a link to mozilla.ai, so that legitimizes it a bit. But that is not obvious.
Sorry, dumb question: is "mozilla.ai" related to "mozilla.org" and to the larger Mozilla organization? Because changing the tld makes this actually non-obvious. I see "mozilla.ai" and I think "someone is trying to…
Except a lot of actual, very smart, economists are for UBI or similar arrangements (it's not a settled matter). And geohot might be smart, but he's just a self described hacker. If we're going to use authority arguments.
In C this kind of issue is so common it wouldn't raise to the status of "CVE". People would just shrug and say "git gud".
When the "classics" were decided to be "the classics" (by who? why? on what authority?) a lot of them were newer than Mickey Mouse is today.