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The former

FFI is still mostly done through ports (or web components, for the view part). This is an intentional choice and likely to stay until 1.0 and beyond

DoH and ECH fix that

Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48341578

The included sample slaps :)

Holy cow this is so cool <3

Don't you have like, a sudo in /run/wrappers/bin?

EDIT: Sorry, I failed at reading your message. Never mind.

It's a fun challenge! My list is Ada Agda Assembly Awk BASIC Brainfuck C C# C++ COBOL Curry D Elixir Elm F# FORTRAN Gleam GLSL Go Haskell HCL Idris Intercal Java Javascript Objective-C Ocaml Pascal Pony Prolog Python R Ruby Rust Sh Sketch Swift Typescript Visual Basic Zig

It is possible but visible, and it means burning an identity, so it's not irrelevant

ODF is an open format. DOCX is an "open" "format".

Sending hugs. I don't have solutions, but I feel your pain. I look around and think "where are the adults?"

Are we looking at different data? If I look at https://ourworldindata.org/population-growth - which lists data from 1950 - I see a basically linear growth?

Per Betteridge's: no

The same difference between a kitchen knife and an AK 47

That's fine but the matching exposes that you should also handle the "has more than one element" case. And in general it's pointing to the idea of "try to not separate checks from code that depends on those checks"

On behalf of my younger self: fuck this shit

You never know! Maybe they've all disappeared!

Uh? Could you write an example or two?

Ironically, see the phrack article someone linked above

Oooooooh, smört

In fairness, this is talking about Figma, not an email client

Does your comment meaningfully contribute to the conversation?

I don't know if this helps but I've been adding a full stop next to emoji exactly for this. It doesn't fix it for ~new people but it's something for yourself?

No one is defending the game. Everyone is just saying that payment processors should not be judge, jury and executioner

This doesn't punch through NATs at all, which is the point of Dumb Pipe

Very cool language. The standard library looks mostly sane, although it does have `def get(i: Int32, a: Array[a, r]): a \ r` which means that it must have some kind of runtime exception system. Not my cup of tea, but an understandable tradeoff

The have the rationale for why they picked MPL in their documentation. I don't love the choice, but I can see the reasons behind it.

... how?

Access to Bluetooth devices is a good reason to have an app. I definitely do not want a Bluetooth API in my browser (although Chrome does have something in that direction, I think it's a bad idea)

It's very useful but it's sloooow