Ephera @ Ephera @lemmy.ml

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Are other auto code documentation tools better? I always figure, it's mostly a matter of leaving out the details to make it understandable. And that's kind of a hard thing to find heuristics for.

I was gonna say that I have to sometimes refer to it as "RJ45” port, because we actually also work with differently shaped Ethernet ports. Then I decided to look up, if that's specifically the name of the plug or of the port as well.

And Wikipedia is immediately like, oh yeah, the scrubs refer to it as "RJ45", when it was really named after the "RJ45S" standard. But that standard actually describes a specific, obsolete wiring configuration of what's really an 8P8C connector.

Never change, Wikipedia. 🙃

Hab meinen Laptop vor ein paar Wochen zur Reparatur eingesendet. Dabei wurde die Tastatur gewechselt. Dann funktionierte die Leertaste nicht mehr zuverlässig. Also wieder eingesendet. Wieder zurückbekommen. Funktioniert immer noch nicht richtig. Also jetzt nochmal eingesendet.

Jedes Mal einsenden bedeutet:

• Backup abziehen
• Rücksendebegleitschein ausfüllen
• Zur Bibliothek in der nächsten Großstadt pilgern, um dort den Rücksendebegleitschein auszudrucken.
• Laptop mit einem Arsch voll Verpackungsmaterial in mehrere Kartons einpacken. Irgendwie haben die auch jedes Mal nochmal mehr Verpackungsmaterial dazu gepackt, wenn's wieder zu mir gesandt wurde.
• Und natürlich Paket noch beim Paketshop einreichen.

Ich fühle dieses Meme sehr...

Casually torpedoing the Buy European movement...

Aber gibt's einen Grund warum das ein separater Unterbefehl ist? Oder haben da die Shareholder zugeschlagen und gesagt, macht mal irgendwas mit KI und dann hat man eben so halblebig einen Alias für die normalen Docker-Befehle eingeführt...?

Personal pet theory that may also play into it: Trans people are also often in information security roles. Potentially, because when you have to hide your real identity, you start to get good at it.
And Rust also has various security benefits, especially when compared to C, but also when compared to garbage-collected languages (race conditions are largely prevented).

Yeah, did they deploy it development mode or something? It just needs to display static HTML, so just ignoring the error would fix this.

– Me, when I'm in a social situation

Thought for a moment there was a bush fire in the background. Similar energy to this:

Ah, right, because of google.com and google.co.uk and such. The search engines I use, don't have the money for so many domain names, so it's just a UI selection. 🫠
With the address bar rework, you could register both of them as a search engine and then simply select the other one to change language/region.

Copying the URL could be problematic, yeah. I don't have the update yet, so I wouldn't know, if it's something real simple like just right-clicking the address bar. If you really do need it, then it should still be possible to browse to the search engine's webpage directly and issue your query via the search box on the webpage.

Given that OP said "I can’t poop anywhere but home.", I'd assume not where they live. Certainly also not here in Germany. From what I've heard, Japan has toilets with a built-in bidet in public restrooms.

No...

I mean, that seems to be kind of the point of that money. Microsoft was being anti-competitive, so they have to fund their competition.

Hmm, what do you dislike about the behaviour on mobile? Like, do you actually need to edit the URL of your search provider? Personally, haven't run into a situation where I needed that yet...

There's always been a tendency of folks reading programmer humor to be beginners rather than seasoned devs. I think, there's just more of those in general, as there's lots of fields where entry-level coding skills are good enough...

Well, I imagine, it's more a matter of them needing an amp, because they're playing an e-guitar, and once you have an amp, might as well turn it up. Playing the bagpipes or a trumpet/trombone/whatever loudly is actually exhausting...

ΩωΩ

I guess, they noticed:

This article is currently inactive!

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Yeah, I think, there's just some tech folks and tech bros, who think AI is going to change everything. Then there's other tech folks, who are simply fucking tired of the hype cycle. And then there's the majority of people, i.e. the non-techies, for whom AI has largely no bearing on their life. From the position of "it's going to change everything", you would probably be alienated massively by there being people who just don't think about it at all.

Yeah, I doubt WebAssembly when executed in a browser will become multi-threaded anytime soon, since JavaScript is single-threaded just as well. If you need multiple threads, you need to use web workers. Haven't done anything with those yet, but I'd assume them to be usable from WebAssembly as well, since the whole JavaScript API seems to be accessible.

Well, and in Rust, I'm pretty sure the runtime that's typically used for async stuff (tokio) will produce a compile error, if you try to enable the "multi-thread" feature flag on the WebAssembly target.
But yeah, might be more of a problem with other languages.