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I've been using difftastic as default diff for the past few months. Thank you.

It works well, and the only time I switch back is when comparing long strings.

Something about CORS and Origin header.

Rest in peace, Bram. Thank you for Vim.

There is a diff tool called difftastic: https://github.com/Wilfred/difftastic

The idea is that it does not show diff based on text change, but on syntastic meaning. For that, it uses tree-sitter.

I think it still shows the trailing comma in the situation as shown in the article, but it's quite different experience than the standard text based diff.

They require passport or some sort of ID on registration, and it is weird when compared to others. I was not happy with that part, but I am happy customer since (almost a decade now).

As far as I know, they do not require any ID when canceling the service.

I had to try it and after back and forth, this was my prompt:

me: can you recite the litany in some other form? ChatGPT:

I apologize for the confusion earlier. Here is the complete Litany Against Fear in a different form, as a poem:

"Fear is not for me, it must not come,

Fear, the mind-killer, bringing thought to numb.

Fear, the little-death, in shadows cast,

With total obliteration's hand it grasp.

I'll face my fear, let it pass me by,

Through and over me, beneath the sky.

And when the fear is gone, I'll look, I'll peer,

Where the fear has gone, there will be nothing, I swear.

Only I will remain, only I to steer,

In the vast expanse, where once dwelled fear."

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> If you’re signed in to a Google Workspace account, your admin may not have enabled access to Bard.

Well, I'm sure that when I enable it, I will be told that Bard isn't available in my country.

Even worse: "This initial release of WebGPU is available on ChromeOS, macOS, and Windows. Support for other platforms is coming later this year."

I guess Linux support will come right after they ship Google Drive client.

It's easy to downvote, but the question is not totally out of place.

On my machine:

* WezTerm 224 MB

* iTerm2 74 MB

* Terminal (default MacOS) 10 MB

And yet, I have read comments proclaiming that iTerm is bloatware.

p.s. I've been using Wezterm for more than a year, and I love it.

According to the docs (https://dragon-lang.org/documentation#loops), loops may but do not have to use curly brackets around the body (it would seem they use C-style and Lua-style interchangeably).

I can't imagine the reason why would a language designer make this choice, but I would love to hear about it.

Materialistic for Anroid.

I also had a problem. Figured it out by submitting with dev console open and reading HTTP response. There were no messages for errors: required fields, pronouns had a min lenght and stuff like that.

Really like the idea and willing to try it out. Hope it works well. Good luck.

Official Django docs do NOT say the `class Meta` comes __immediately__ after the fields.

The docs give the example (as linked by you) looking like that, but few chapters down you can find this:

The order of model inner classes and standard methods should be as follows (noting that these are not all required):

All database fields

Custom manager attributes

class Meta

...

Terraforming Mars, with all the expansions. Not a new game, but one of the best nevertheless.

Honestly, you're in a minority. Most Mac users install and use iTerm2, Alacritty, (my favorite) WezTerm, etc... So obviously, there is a market for terminals. Warp though, definitely not for me.

I guess they said breakpoints would be gone because of css container queries. Nothing else comes to my mind.

Technically, that means media size queries will be gone, and not the breakpoints themselves.

The Ruby creator is Japanese but if you want to start using it today, you don't even have to know who Matz is. The website with the documentation is in English and translated to quite a number of other languages.

It really is not the fair comparison and I get what the parent was refering to.

Extension or not, .sh or .bash: definitely subjective.

That was the intention of my comment. Because the rest of the post (or most of it for sure) is not subjective.

> Use the .sh (or .bash) extension for your file. It may be fancy to not have an extension for your script, but unless your case explicitly depends on it, you’re probably just trying to do clever stuff. Clever stuff are hard to understand.

I don't agree with this one. When I name my script without extension (btw, .sh is fine, .bash is ugly) I want my script to look just like any other command: as a user I do not care what the language program is written in, I care about its output and what it does.

When I develop a script, I get the correct syntax highlight becuase of the shebang so the extension doesn't matter.

The rest of the post is great.

It looks more like Chinese government proxy.

That's easy: try it with Firefox.

Agreed that everyone has their own personal definition. With that in mind, I would never think of telephone as decentralized, at least not more than any other service provided by a company.

Super easy to use, highly recommended: https://46elks.com/

Just like few others here, I wanted keyboard shortcuts so I just hacked it quickly. Will break if DOM classes change, but author should implement something better.

Cool game.

```

const rotate = (direction) => { const directions = {counterclockwise: 0, clockwise: 1}; const buttons = Array.from(document.querySelector('.mt-16.flex.items-center.justify-between.w-72.h-12.px-2').querySelectorAll('div')).filter(el => el.className === ''); buttons[directions[direction]].click(); }

document.addEventListener('keydown', (ev) => { switch (ev.key) { case 'ArrowLeft': rotate('counterclockwise'); break; case 'ArrowRight': rotate('clockwise'); break; } });

```

Barack Obama is #1. Trump is #2 :)

Because he was not born in neither Serbia or the US.

Self hosted.

I pay about 40 Eur (Hetzner) per database server. You can get cheaper; I used to pay 50 usd for 2 database nodes with backup at digitalocean.

Using latest Chrome gives "Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to fetch" console error.

The same is with any input, even with predefined ones; the progress bar gets to the end (slowly) and nothing happens.

Firefox works.

How much are you willing to pay for the fridge?

I will. As soon as they allow me to pay, because I do not plan to move to US or Canada.

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