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This is amazing, thanks. What would you say was the most challenging part?

Off topic: glad to read about Joe Damato again — such a blast from the past. I haven't read anything from him since I first read James Gollick posts about on tcmalloc and then learning about packagecloud.io which eventually led me to Joe's amazing posts.

Did you use a book or similar resource? I vaguely recall there was some book about implementing an OS in Rust.

Are these compatible with Linux? My 4yo Carbon x1 (gen 9) is very sluggish and its battery is drained after 1h.

There is not, but you can use a uBlock Origin filter.

Seems like tenderlove will be happy: https://x.com/tenderlove/status/1521961429481361408?mx=2

Question to KOReader users: can you somehow keep the Bookerly font? It's one of the main reasons I like Kindle.

Will the extension eventually be made available for Firefox on Android? Right now the Firefox extension link says that it's not compatible.

P. S: I don't use the Kagi app in Android.

The point is moot, since you can use your vim config as is, with nvim. I did exactly that, so the only change needed was to actually alias 'vim' to 'nvim' in my bash_profile.

So I guess this post complaints about the way the author chose to configure nvim.

Can someone describe why they would use ZFS (or similar) for home usage?

I was expecting a visual comparison towards the end of the article, where you would be able to click a button and both the eager and lazy versions would start executing simultaneously, one displayed next to the other, and you would clearly see that the lazy one completed earlier. This would make it even more obvious how the lazy one is faster.

Nevertheless, this was great.

Happy new year fellow humans, wishing for more love and a healthy 2025!

So the argument is some of the rules are unfair?

I don't get the "fair" argument. Would it be unfair if Ding did not blunder the rook? How so?

George Carlin's "Euphimisms" comes to mind.

Critiquing the players and not the game misses the forest for the trees. This is the system we live in.

We lost our daughter a few months ago, 30 days before her due date. We decided to terminate due to a rare genetic condition.

The pain feels too strong to handle some days. I find myself in tears after some seemingly random trigger: seeing another baby in a stroller, listening to a beautiful track named "Never Known", our first daughter saying she wants to play with her friend's small sister, seeing a painting she made with her to-be sister, writing this comment etc.

I have accepted that the pain will always be there.

Thanks for sharing your story.

P.S. there are subreddits where people share similar stories

Can you expand on that? What's the main issue?

What makes its connection pool "advanced"?

Do you use Wine or Proton?

Is this like iNaturalist?

While tui mail clients always seemed appealing to me, I think I realized why something in me resists them.

The terminal is my "meditation space"; it's where I go when I want to focus deeply and do real and work that I enjoy; my playground.

Viewing or writing emails is a chore, just like Slack. I don't want that iny terminal.

Interesting. Any hypotheses as to why this shift happened?

How? Do these gTLDs even exist?

HN does not use a database?! Can you expand on that? It's very surprising to me.

Can someone explain what projects this can be used for?

Isn't this what PlanetScale is all about?

A fair analogy would be: "when was upstream code of the filesystem was last updated?".

To that question, I doubt one would find a polular filesystem that was updated longer than 1 year ago (maybe I'm too liberal).

Curious, what's your profession? To me you do sound like a programmer.

I don't know, could be, but it was too weird because they came out of the blue and when I stopped it, they went away too. There was no sexual disfunction IIRC.

Could be unlinked, but for me it just wasn't worth the risk.

You can find various articles of you search the web for this btw.