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by 0x69420 8d ago
> The mentioned proposal was also accepted as a defect report, so implementations may apply the fix to earlier C++ modes as well. That is why you might not be able to reproduce the old behaviour on a recent compiler even in C++20 mode. b
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by 0x69420 8d ago
victor has courted a very llm-enjoyer audience and such people are famously prone to hype (which is kinda brutal in its own way cause the language itself is cool and i dont wanna make it sound like im taking away from that). but yeah, fan a
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by 0x69420 8d ago
victor's legit and people have been excited about his work for years; squashing the history was just a bit of an optics oopsie on his part. the star to fork ratio makes perfect sense for something like bend. - fstar: 3k stars, 267 fork
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by 0x69420 10d ago
now imagine how many other devs and maintainers are contemplating this but just haven't been pushed to their personal breaking point yet. or take note of how many, when asked about the spam problem, just nervously go "yeah it&#x27
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by 0x69420 12d ago
just like cvdazzle before it, this is bound to do bugger all one model into the future, and in the meantime you'd still really want to stick a pebble in one shoe and wear platforms or something to mess with gait analysis you should rea
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by 0x69420 13d ago
not that it was necessarily the intent, but you laid on the "PS: you have intrinsic value" with the exact same tone and cadence as someone trying to work in a "you are loved/valued" while trying to talk someone off
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by 0x69420 16d ago
the obvious llm tells make this infinitely less funny than natural-language esolangs from 2 decades ago sorry
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by 0x69420 17d ago
"did you see what the president just microblogged"? come now, surely you understand why it would be beneficial to the commons to have a snappy, catchy term that already has purchase in the public imagination be free to use, right?
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by 0x69420 1mo ago
but our dwindling attention spans are caused by a deluge of material sapping our energy before we can devote it to something worthwhile. developing a fast and frugal mental filter for insubstantial walls of slop is a new prerequisite for no
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by 0x69420 2mo ago
2. Fork the upstream project (optionally remove other -- now useless :^) -- build scripts), oh god, it's meson wrapdb all over again. my heart goes out to all the library maintainers who'll have zig users go into their i
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
look at inspect source. the comments like   are pretty stark llmisms. also the random emojis in front of the dupl
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
the formality slider (play with it at the google fonts page linked in the article[0]) is genuinely one of the coolest uses of a variable font axis i've seen in recent memory. it feels like we're witnessing the slow and steady vind
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
nixos is already, from a certain perspective, an exotic take on gentoo. take away cache.nixos.org and it becomes a source-based distro. it's not even too out-of-the-question to do traditionally gentoo stuff like globally set -funroll-l
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
the consequentialist "may as well" or "for all intents and purposes" is implicit. of course you can't ascribe literal teleology to something like a megacorp; diffusion of accountability is a defining trait of any su
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
hang about, the smalltalk return operator is why objc block syntax uses carets, isn't it? how did that only just click for me?
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by 0x69420 4mo ago
finding it increasingly difficult to summon any optimism with respect to this stuff. opposing policy, proponents of which can fall back on "think of the children", is an uphill battle with both hands tied behind your back. the way
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by 0x69420 5mo ago
inkscape has had a long and quiet ascent from quintessentially janky foss creative software to genuinely pleasant to use. i still wish it were a little easier to edit the individual portions of deeply nested clip/mask operations, but i
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by 0x69420 11mo ago
genuinely remarkable, the altogether perhaps even productive mischief you can get up to, especially with `__VA_OPT__` becoming a proper standard in both C and C++ so you don't have to feel dirty about using it. i recently made use of
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by 0x69420 11mo ago
please keep the erlang ecosystem out of the llm griftosphere. jesus christ.
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by 0x69420 1y ago
multiple services depending on different outputs of a single acme client can be expressed, right now, in 2025, within systemd unit definitions, without deeply integrating a systemd-certd-or-whatever-as-such. which is basically ideal, no? fo
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by 0x69420 1y ago
also the namesake of the unit fwiw
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by 0x69420 1y ago
the nonprofit line has not been believ{ed,able} or relevant for what, in tech, may as well have been a century by now. had this happened around the time the veil was lifted, that would have been something worth discussing, but this was anno
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by 0x69420 1y ago
linking old discussions is considered good style and is not making the implication you think it is.
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by 0x69420 1y ago
i remember looking through these during a deep dive on type selection -- naturally radon, krypton, and arguably xenon come across as a bit gimmicky, argon has stiff competition in its genre as it's the rough style of most “modern” mono
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by 0x69420 1y ago
another one? was one inflicted upon the world not enough?
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by 0x69420 2y ago
for starters, toolbox grouping and icon theme changes are reversible in settings, and in fact the "legacy" icons have gotten a lot of love in 3.0. they look nice at high dpi now! (it's a shame we moved away from the tango aes
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by 0x69420 2y ago
you can slap a hash on a binary distribution and it becomes "reproducible" in the same trivial sense as any source tarball. after that, the reproducibility of whatever "build process" takes place to extract archives and
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by 0x69420 2y ago
i frequently generate something resembling this and/or the hamming distance texture in a fairly dumb manual way, by just doing blend mode overlay on progressively smaller checkerboards. it's my go-to for lining up pixel-perfect uv
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by 0x69420 2y ago
there is a very real sense in which nix has been riding on a good idea while ergonomics elsewhere in the field have advanced, yes. make no mistake, the technical work, getting programs to behave themselves in a fairly alien environment etc,
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by 0x69420 2y ago
understanding submodules has not caused me to stop wishing that something in the vein of nix (in the sense of being able to provide a "lockfile" that transcends language-level package managers) becomes sufficiently commonplace tha

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