The last update of the official #Mastodon app for Android says it includes support for post quoting. Does it work for anyone? I cannot find the option.
The post must have it enabled to be quoted to show you the quote button. So only posts created on Mastodon 4.5 can be quoted if the user allows it. And tusky does not support it yet so I had to try it from web UI.
I get JS arrow function syntax. One thing I'm still slightly unclear on is the change to the this keyword, though. Arrow functions have access to the parent scope, but how far does that extend? If I define a success handler as an arrow function inside a function, then pass that handler to a different function that runs an AJAX request, which context will my success handler wind up with? I don't expect an answer, as this is confusingly written, but it's this kind of thing I'm still unsure of.
That's why I hate modern JS with passion, it's absolutely impossible to read. Functions receiving functions within arrow functions returning functions wrapped in functions... sorry, but my brain does a stack overflow.
@menelion I agree. I hate JS and avoid it when possible, but a lot of the in-house stuff I do for work relies heavily on JS. I can't get away from it, even though it's near the bottom of my list in terms of languages I want to work with.
My latest Svelte + TypeScript project has two or three functions that are entirely ChatGPT typed and that I could not reproduce with the best of intentions.
The basics I can grasp well enough, mainly because there is some overlap with Python, but some concepts like complex generics and overloads… no, just no.
@mahryekuh @sarajw When I need a JS thing (mostly Stimulus controllers for my Symfony project), I ask Claude. I can read what's there and steer the AI in the direction I need, but I just don't want to write it on my own, sorry.
I haven't interviewed any job candidates in the last few years since my role has changed, but a fun question (which had nothing to do with the actual interview) I would ask is "Do you know where the term Little Endian vs Big Endian originates from?" And of the dozens of people I've interviewed, zero of them know.
Spoiler alert: It's Gulliver's Travels. Which end of the egg do you break first?
We’re excited to release Mastodon 4.5 into the world! Arriving just a few months after the last release, this version brings the long-awaited Quote Posts feature, along with many other goodies.
WTF. EV Charger was in a "OTP" fault. Turns out the rubber cap that goes on the plug has the opposite effect of protecting it. It's letting water accumulate in it. Now it's corroded.
We all talk in the dialect of an obscure hungarian pre-social media site that went offline in 2012 as a kind of shibboleth to avoid text being mistaken for ai slop.
Damn! I wish! LOL. I unfortunately will have to learn more of the language. But that could be achieved in Bulgarian, maybe? Time to start learning! 😂😂!
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Keine Inflationsabgeltung für Handelsbeschäftigte aber 60 % mehr Gewinn bei Supermarkt-Riesen?
Heute ging die erste Lohnverhandlungsrunde für Handelsbeschäftigte ergebnislos zu Ende. Eine Inflationsabgeltung ist das absolute Minimum, nicht zuletzt, da die Gewinne von Supermarkt-Riesen weit über den Vorkrisen-Gewinnen liegen, sagt stv. Chefökonomin Barbara Schuster im Gespräch mit Puls24.
I am absolutely blown away by the Paperback eBook reading software. I'll write more about it in a bit but I just wanted to recommend it. github.com/trypsynth/paperback…
@menelion No. I had an earlier vversion from a few months back that I couldn't figure out how to use. I saw a recommendation for it today on LinkedIn and decided to give it another chance. Downloaded and installed 0.5 and it was like night and day but so far I've only tried it with speech. One thing that I like about it is that it uses single letter hotkeys to move to elements in the file, such as headings and links, and it's very much like JAWS and NVDA in that respect. I did find one Epub file that it couldn't open which I was able to open and read with Biblos.
@jaybird110127 Quin has no Braille display and I'm not sure they can do very much to it, it's wxWidgets. I mean, the product is great, so I really don't know how to help solving this.
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@tychotithonus I'm very very unsatisfied right now. This software is a bit of a nightmare.
I want to use it in socket mode. Ok, good. Syncing works. Docs are pretty terrible though. There are no examples for some rather confusing and complex things: immutable, nodeletion, nodeletionpartial
I want files in a certain directory on the server side to never be deleted, they can only be changed. I can't do it. It just simply doesn't work at all. Even logging doesn't work in socket mode. I have no idea why.
I have spent over an hour on this. This shouldn't be so hard.
I've thrown Claude at it, and it thinks in the code that when you use those settings and you have to specify the root you need special syntax because of being in socket mode, but Claude couldn't figure out what that syntax is supposed to look like. Everything its tried has been wrong.
Now I'm having qwen look at the code. It came to the same conclusion -- it needs special syntax that isn't documented, but hasn't yet figured it out
@tychotithonus oh god, ok, so I had Qwen analyze how these settings are processed anyway. They're done on the client side during reconciliation, not the server. So it's a client side setting which is unexpected (can't protect the server, have to ensure the client(s) are configured to not do bad things)
AND it does need special syntax
It figured it out for me. Amazing. I would have never managed to get this right
@mischievoustomato @tychotithonus I already have two Syncthings, I don't want a third. And I shouldn't be wasting 250MB+ of RAM to run a service to sync a few tiny files, it's ridiculous.
I did end up getting Unison working thanks to Qwen reading the source code to find the undocumented nonsense and now it's fast and reliable, I can just cron a sync every 5 mins
so all is well now, but it was very ugly and if only this software had better docs it would probably be used by more people.
I mean, it has a lot of docs. But they are weird. You clearly have to be inside the head of the guy who wrote it to figure out what he's referring to
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Cool! You can even use simple flow metrics to see if the trend is (statistically) under control and also forecast how many bugs you'll solve by a given date or when a given number of bugs will be solved.
Bei der Verbotsdiskussion fehlt mir der Fokus darauf, dass diese Typen einfach von Oktober bis Februar böllern. Natürlich nicht die ganze Zeit so extrem wie im Dezember, aber fuck you im Namen aller Wild- und Haustiere und aller Menschen, die das erschreckt oder belastet.
I just read that FFMPEG supports lufs normalization. That with combination with luveler and MrsWatson allows for nice automatic normalization of recordings. I can use Reaper and tweak everithing, but there are people who just need to get their recordings to relative consistent levels.Luvelerteragonaudio/MrsWatson: A command-line VST plugin host
I'd love to do a project that uses one of those embedded operating systems as opposed to a full Linux stack. The efficiency appeals to me. Just haven't had the opportunity yet to apply that to a project I find interesting.
Apologies #Universeodon folks especially, I'm having a pretty poor time getting everything up and running again and it's been a headache the entire time. I have swapped out the faulty component and done some re-wiring of the infrastructure to hopefully make things more resilient but everything on our server infrastructure is now not responding. I'm working as hard as I can to get things back up and running before I leave the DC.
To offset the time you spend there, offer paid tours to people, I'd love to bring my son to a DC, we're both computer geeks and would love the day out.
We've only got a quarter rack so it would be a very very short tour and I think my colo provider would be asking questions as to what's going on! I did grab some pictures of the rack before I left yesterday (Both for my reference and to share) and will post some later today once I've had my morning coffee!
Hi there. You may already know but Universeodon is having an issue not updating timelines. Websites and everything seem to be online though, so it's a weird one, and status page says everything's fine.
Often there is no particular requirement to the text that needs to be written, and it's kind of a challenge, you're sittin' there like on a job interview. What do they want from me? I guess, that's the most prominent reason. There are moderators that make it clear: please include a couple phrases about yourself, if you are interested in the topic/language (for topic/language-specific instances), and to fight spam, include this particular word in your text. clear, comprehensive, great. But not everyone is like that.
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has the ability to encrypt with non-tuta-users in this fashion always existed?
i asked you about encryption with non-tuta-users in a previous conversation on here, and while some questions were answered, this part was not. so i was left with the impression, that encryption exists among tuta-users only for 2 years or so now 🙈
I’m actually in favour of increasing our military spending, mostly because I anticipate the US deciding at some to point to switch to military means to annex us if their economic measure aren’t successful.
What worries me is how much of this new spending is going to be directed right to the hostile country that’s threatening us.
We should be lessening our dependence on the US militarily just much as we should be should be lessening our dependence on them economically.
Mark Carney promised to increase military spending to two per cent of GDP, and he does so in his first budget. The cost to nearly everything else government does is considerable.
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Pregunta de NVDA Tengo que controlar un PC por una cuestión de instalar y averiguar algo. Yo me he conectado como Controlar otro equipo, y el otro PC como permitir que controlen este equipo. He puesto el nvda remote punto com, la clave... pero no sé por qué, yo sigo controlandomiPM. cómo paso al equipo controlado? Qué falla?
Found my old #zip drive. How big were the disks? 100mb? Still got a #syquest drive somewhere (80mb?). Even had an #LS120 drive way back. Long gone #pc #Mac #vintage #VintageElectronics
@Onj Yes I don't think the LS drive got any bigger. Backward compatible with floppy disks though. I had a jazz drive connected to an Emax keyboard for a bit. They were bigger weren't they? I think the Emax had something like a 20mb drive in it originally. Sounded like a small jet engine. We thought we'd never need more memory... Until...
I definitely wish LS had taken off. It was a great size overall. Easier to transport than zip disks, as you say, same look as a floppy, and if you wanted to read floppy disks, much faster as it was connected to IDE bus.
Rogers offered me a Pixel 10 pro XL for free, if I return it after 2 years. if I don't, it's $360 CAD (about $256 USD), which I can just pay $15 at a time over those 24 months. So, now I have one. Will it replace my OnePlus despite having half the CPU power? Not sure yet. But it's a nice phone. Looks weirdly similar to my iPhone 15 pro max, but with a camera bar. Charges with Magsafe / Qi 2, which means all my charging stations and my MagSafe battery pack support it. At the very least, it's a free testing phone that will be kept up-to-date for a very long time.
Hi. Can I ask how you got that pixel deal? Trying to find it and not seeing anything. Only thing similar I’m seeing is if I upgrade to $120 a month plan which I’m not willing to do.
@jfayre I was offered an international roaming plan for $75, which goes down to $55 after the accessibility discount, so I took it. That plan unlocked the Pixel deal. The annoying truth with these providers is that you get very arbitrary deals and usually when you're not looking for them.
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