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@denis
> Layout Guidelines

It's an older HIG. It seems Apple has abandoned it. Just look at the Settings app in a few last iterations of macOS.

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@denis
> Layout Guidelines

It's an older HIG. It seems Apple has abandoned it. Just look at the Settings app in a few last iterations of macOS.

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@nikitonsky

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@nikitonsky

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@hey Oh well…

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@hey Oh well…

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@hey You can use https://bird.makeup/ to @ them but I don’t think it syncs back there.

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@hey You can use https://bird.makeup/ to @ them but I don’t think it syncs back there.

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@fasterthanlime Yes, but… If you work from midnight to 8am Paris time you get most of the planet asleep and all the sweet smart LLM juice you can get!

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@fasterthanlime Yes, but… If you work from midnight to 8am Paris time you get most of the planet asleep and all the sweet smart LLM juice you can get!

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@thorstenball Thunderbird actually has a mute button. It would mute a specific thread.

It also has filters which can select message by a number of criteria and do stuff like mark read and archive.

Gmail has filters with similar functionality. Other email service providers might have Sieve, which is the same but with sieve scripts.

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@thorstenball Thunderbird actually has a mute button. It would mute a specific thread.

It also has filters which can select message by a number of criteria and do stuff like mark read and archive.

Gmail has filters with similar functionality. Other email service providers might have Sieve, which is the same but with sieve scripts.

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@aaronmallen there’s an official app and it gives a few free prompts. I believe there’s a free tier if you sign up.

It seem to come for free with Zed editor, too. I use it there.

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@aaronmallen there’s an official app and it gives a few free prompts. I believe there’s a free tier if you sign up.

It seem to come for free with Zed editor, too. I use it there.

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@aaronmallen Have you tried Claude. I feel like its success rate is higher.

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@aaronmallen Have you tried Claude. I feel like its success rate is higher.

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@Hippasus500

There’s this: https://fedidb.org/software/mastodon

If you want specifically Mastodon, that is.

Or if you want everything on the fediverse you can try this: https://fedidb.org/network

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@Hippasus500

There’s this: https://fedidb.org/software/mastodon

If you want specifically Mastodon, that is.

Or if you want everything on the fediverse you can try this: https://fedidb.org/network

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@mcc What is this? A world peace through cat redistribution?! This is very illegal! Have you considered the consequences of 9 billion cats on the planet? If I haven't had my coffee I could lock you up for life for that! You hear? Coma for life! But I’ll let it slide—this time only—if you give the idea up right now.

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@mcc What is this? A world peace through cat redistribution?! This is very illegal! Have you considered the consequences of 9 billion cats on the planet? If I haven't had my coffee I could lock you up for life for that! You hear? Coma for life! But I’ll let it slide—this time only—if you give the idea up right now.

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@nateberkopec @getajobmike Is the position on Rust official? I'm a bit surprised.

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@nateberkopec @getajobmike Is the position on Rust official? I'm a bit surprised.

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@denis This is good. Love it.

A few nit picks, just to formally keep my grump on the Internet status:

- The aside in section 2 has `memoize` in the code example. It hasn’t seen introduced yet and I don’t think it does anything useful there.
- Section 7, second sentence, first word. I believe it should be “these”.
- I wish there was a more explicit link to caching throughout the text. After all, memoization is a special case of caching. Section 6 in particular is about cache invalidation. People might already have some experience with it that would help understanding the issue there. Or if not, understanding the section might help them understand cache invalidation in other contexts.

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@denis This is good. Love it.

A few nit picks, just to formally keep my grump on the Internet status:

- The aside in section 2 has `memoize` in the code example. It hasn’t seen introduced yet and I don’t think it does anything useful there.
- Section 7, second sentence, first word. I believe it should be “these”.
- I wish there was a more explicit link to caching throughout the text. After all, memoization is a special case of caching. Section 6 in particular is about cache invalidation. People might already have some experience with it that would help understanding the issue there. Or if not, understanding the section might help them understand cache invalidation in other contexts.

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@niconiconi Variablopolis

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@niconiconi Variablopolis

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#GitHub decided to update their public roadmap and just closed a bunch of tickets with WONTFIX. People are extremely thrilled with the development and just starting to share their excitement.

https://github.com/github/roadmap/disc ussions/1014

🍿

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#GitHub decided to update their public roadmap and just closed a bunch of tickets with WONTFIX. People are extremely thrilled with the development and just starting to share their excitement.

https://github.com/github/roadmap/disc ussions/1014

🍿

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@MoskitoHero @soulcutter JavaScript is fine. It has a bunch of weird features (*cough*type coersion*cough*) but it’s OK. It's when we get into bundlers and frameworks where it starts being trying for me.

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@MoskitoHero @soulcutter JavaScript is fine. It has a bunch of weird features (*cough*type coersion*cough*) but it’s OK. It's when we get into bundlers and frameworks where it starts being trying for me.