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There is no install button, it asks me to "Pre-register"? Is this another everywhere-but-Europe thing?

Surely an LLM could parse the chat and keep a public FAQ up to date? Somebody must already have implemented this, but last time I looked I still came empty handed...

There's also been a language called Vala, active since 2006!

https://vala.dev

My phone recently died and had to move to a new device and resynchronize my Joplin "vault". I have tens of thousands of notes and the Android app just cannot complete the first sync. I left it running all night (sync gets slower and slower as it progresses) with "stay awake" enabled on Android (because Joplin stops synching as soon as the screen locks or the app is not in focus) and even after restarting multiple times, sync never completes (it claims it finished, but most recent notes are still nowhere to be found).

This is using the WebDAV backend as that's the only option I have (so long as there's no Google Drive backend).

I am looking for alternatives (with a web clipper extension and native apps on windows/linux/mac/android).

> The absurd levels of pornography

Incidentally, that is also the case on Bluesky and one reason I would not dare to invite anybody on there until they address it.

I'm reminded of that every other year or so, nobody made an alternative since then?

Never used a mac, but I assume that is only for installing from the store, correct? If I publish an open source program that one installs with `brew install` or whatever it's called none of this applies?

Does D1 support FTS?

But, at least for SQLite, the parser is autogenerated from a plain grammar.

I tried to learn SQLAlchemy to avoid writing explicit SQL, but except for the most trivial relationships it requires me to write several times more code in an arcane DSL to accomplish the same thing, at which point, why bother?

How is SQL hard for a computer to parse? SQLite can parse its flavour of SQL using a plain old LALR grammar and that covers a lot of SQL.

And even if it was, how does having an ORM generate the SQL behind your back change anything for the computer that still has to parse SQL?

Is this to be understood as the equivalent of HTMX + Jinja, but for Elixir?

Obligatory link to the popular "Lena" short form novel on the same topic: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo

Person who never used a service has opinions about said service. Not much to see here.

I'm going through the list at random (I'm on the market for such a service) and none of them appear offline so far.

GCS is not Drive, it's Google's equivalent of S3.

> Joshua Bergen is a very productive person.

But is he? I mean his linkedin is, and I mean this with no malice whatsoever, quite average compared to the effort that goes into maintaining such a system?

I had the same question, but phrased as: how does it make money?

And not a single mention of https://github.com/YosysHQ/riscv-formal?

Looks like it'll be gone by next summer:

https://www.nyu.edu/life/information-technology/about-nyu-it...

https://case.edu/utech/about/utech-news/unlimited-google-sto...

https://scripps.ucsd.edu/it/google-storage-changes

https://it.wisc.edu/about/it-project-portfolio/reshaping-the...

etc...

Same thing Zac Efron got, from the look of it.

The Timepix is a TSMC chip, I do not see how you could make that opensource without breaking NDAs with the fab. Something like the Skywater PDK would be ideal for open science (provided it could perform as well under radiations of course).

TVC = Temporary, Vendor or Contractor

Is that a real example? Are you learning 20 languages in parallel? Two is already more than enough for me.

What symptoms did you have, if one may ask?

It sort of exists: Area 120.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_120

https://area120.google.com

Buy treasury bills?

If mere IP addresses are PII, I do not see how me looking at my GCP logs is any different (i.e. not allowed), and by extension how any US cloud provider can operate in Europe within these rules?

You what? Sun gives you Parkinson's now?

Without immediate access to at-home sleep test kits, could something like Sleep as Android [1] (which claims to record breathing as well) be used to find out, in a first approximation?

[1] https://sleep.urbandroid.org