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Multi-account containers is the main reason why I stick to Firefox. Safari and Chrome also have container features (more like profiles, really), but they don't work the same: you open tabs in a separate profile and you can't have tabs, each in a different container, side by side.

My reason for switching from a M1 MacBook to a ThinkPad: I can install Linux without worrying about compatibility issues. Also, being able to have 64GB RAM, 1TB SSD without having to sell a kidney to afford it is nice.

I have way more than 20GB of RAM. Can I run it in my computer? And why do I need jude0? If I had a suite of tests, I could just run code against them. Just like Exercism.

Is this going to remain free? I´d love an open source project like this where I could run the tests in my own machine.

I learned about the artificial pressurization not too long ago. But until I read your comment, I assumed that in a case like that, the inside and outside pressures would balance shortly and the sucking would cease. Now it occurred to me that maybe the pressurization system will continue to try to compensate pressure in a situation where pressure can´t be stabilized due to a broken window, which would cause the sucking to go on. Not sure if that would be the case. Anyone knows what happens?

Na, PostPostgres would be much cooler.

It's a book store.

Brazil's national team performance not only in this World Cup, but the last 20 years. I don't even care about football, but as a kid who saw Brazil win the 2002 World Cup, it's hard to see it do so badly since.

And the future seems gloom overall. Not looking forward to it. I used to.

Slightly off-topic:

I currently use tmux. Not because I need to multiplex shells in a remote server, but because I like to have my sessions persisted in my local machine. Even between reboots (technically not the same session, but the same tabs and splits I had). I currently have that with tmux and a tmux plugin that restores my sessions. But I think that tmux is overkill for this. And if I'm in a tmux session, then I can't use my terminal emulator's native tabs and splits. Does anyone have a recommendation of how to handle only terminal sessions on Linux?

I absolutely love the minimalist UI.

I see code reviews is in the roadmap, I can't wait to try it.

I mean, of course there is tooling involved. But it's part of the language. Unlike TypeScript which is a superset of JS and requires transpilation.

To what extent do you see Python drifting toward stronger typing? I ask because after 10 years without touching a single line of Python, I recently worked on a Python code base and I was very positively surprised by the static typing that's available in the language now. Not even necessary to to reach for additional tooling like JS and TS.

I don´t get the design choice for Glimmer components:

  export default class CounterComponent extends Component {
    <template>
      <p>0</p>

      <button type="button">+1</button>
      <button type="button">-1</button>
    </template>
  }

    export default component CounterComponent < Component {
        <template>
            <p>0</p>

            <button type="button">+1</button>
            <button type="button">-1</button>
        </template>
    }

I understand this is project-scoped and not intended to replace a window manager, but it just occurred to me that this concept could be a cool experiment for a Hyprland plugin. Instead of multiple workspaces, a single, infinite one that could be navigated by dragging and zooming in and out. I would probably hate to use that, but I supposed it would be a lot of fun to develop it.

This is sad. I had a blast implementing my own interpreter from scratch. I saw, first hand, the effort Sarup put in trying to make CodeCrafters thrive. We had a few product feedback video chats, which were all much enjoyable. I tried to get my current employer to pay for CodeCrafters for the engineering team, but, as others in this thread already said, it's hard to justify this spending these days because of AI. Honestly, I think that it's a little short-sighted of the companies to not invest in hard skills for their employees, now more than ever. I definitely became a better engineer with the help of CodeCrafters.

This is awesome! OpenAPI integration is a great feature.

Nobody writes essays in Slack

I 100% write long texts in Slack. I always try to provide as much context as possible when reaching out to someone with a question or request.

One approach I've been really starting to enjoy is to use use Tailwind alongside scoped styles (in Svelte and Vue). This keeps template pollution minimal while still allowing for the conveniences Tailwind brings:

  <div class="counter-component">
      <button @click="count++">+</button>
      <span class="count" :data-is-even="count % 2 === 0">{{ count }}</span>
  </div>
  
  <style scoped>
  @reference "tailwindcss"
  
  .counter-component {
      @apply flex items-center gap-2;
  
      button {
          @apply bg-gray-800 text-white;
      }
  
      .count {
          @apply italic text-teal-500;
  
          &[data-is-even="true"] {
              @apply text-rose-500;
          }
      }
  }
  </style>

Wow, you should really go to a butcher shop nearby and buy some filet mignon. Try making some steak au poivre, a classic of French cuisine. It's not too hard and it's delicious.

I wonder how well Mandarin works for LLM-based programming. On one hand, it's very token efficient as Mandarin script is very dense in meaning. On the other, I suppose this can increase ambiguity.

What do you mean by masking? And can you elaborate on the neurodiversity part? This is the first time I hear about alcohol as something that's reached for specifically by neurodivergent people.

To me it's the opposite: I can go weeks without drinking. The moment there's a social event, I feel the urge to drink. It's like I can't enjoy it without alcohol. I've been trying to figure out why this happens, but I haven't had the strength to try and not drink in one a social gathering.

Is Nidorino/Nidorina headcanon too? Each can also be one gender and have different entries in the Pokédex. Are they considered each other's male/female version?

Interestingly, modal editing comes very natural to us. It enters muscle memory quite well.

Very nice. Now I want to build a language server. If only I had anything to build it for.

I never understood why Apple discontinued 3D Touch. I agree that it was a very nice typing experience.

Singing is one of the few things that I suspect may not be just learned. Sure, you can improve a little, but not go from complete trash to someone you would actually tolerate hearing sing. I think our anatomies constrain us much more than for other things. How come some people can naturally sing and others produce a horrible screech? What I've been trying to find is a style that best suits my voice that will make it seem like I'm not horrible. Don't know what that is yet. Finding that is not so easy when you don't have a large vocal range nor a particularly interesting voice.

Same for Portuguese. Some of them were quite easy to read out loud, but every word started with a `b`. That's not a tongue twister.

That was a little confusing to me as well. English is not my native language, so maybe I just didn't understand the nuance.

I had the same exact experience with an Indian contractor. I requested that he used git instead of Shopify CLI for his changes to a store's theme. He acknowledged my request but kept using the CLI. I once again asked him to use git and even offered a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to pull, branch and then push changes. He absolutely ignored everything and simply kept using the CLI. That was actually amazing to witness. The only hypothesis I have is that it's some kind of cultural thing where asking for help is worse than doing the opposite of what's expected from you. I don't know, but your story supports my hypothesis.