dario_od

Isn't the problem that only google can crawl new reddit pages now?

I'd love to try this, but a few months ago I tried Wayland and half of the stuff wasn't working :/

Are you including SFML loc in that total?

What makes you say that stack is the best you found in any language? I use it daily, and in my experience I'd put it just a bit above PHP's composer

I opened the link and filtered by executive. Thirteen people there: - 5 white men - 4 white women - 1 black man - 2 black women - 1 asian woman

Pretending that a sample size of 12 should exactly reflect the diversity of the whole population of the country is just weird to me.

It really needs a tutorial. I'd like to get a feel of how it works before having to study the documentation.

Aside from that congrats!

This looks way too mouse reliant to be something that I'd personally use. It's always interesting to see new approaches to ides though

I'm really against leet code interviews in general as a concept.

Having said this, I'd never hire a person that's not able to reason about this. Actually writing the implementation is really secondary

Sadly I can't run it in WSL.

thread 'main' panicked at crates/gpui/src/platform/linux/wayland/client.rs:143:51:

called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: UnsupportedVersion

note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

It's mainly to avoid having to use a mouse, you don't have to create many tiny windows

It's not better on Ubuntu. I had your same experience

You more or less described Zig

The main junction in Rome is called GRA, or Grande Raccordo Anulare (great ring junction). The name actually comes from Eugenio Gra, one of its main designers

Thanks!

I went for the trial. Now what am I supposed to do with this? It's just a "chatgpt"? I can't see myself using this much, let alone pay 20 euros a month for it.

What are some cool use cases?

Great! Can you show me the numbers that make you think that these bans were not effective?

Right. It might be because I have no idea who the author is, but this post read like a bunch of useless incoherent ramblings

Why? It's not very clear to me why nations that had nothing to do with them should own anything to the Navajo specifically.

Isn't it what's happening now with vox?