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100% agree. I use a programming language to get stuff done. and if the day ever comes that someone wants me to show them how I do what I do, I dont want to start that conversation with a sigh "well...", I want to start it with a
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by 2h 4y ago
agree on this. I wonder how threads like this even get off the ground. anyone who watches about 10 minutes of auto captioned videos can see how awful it is.
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by 2h 4y ago
I like how me wanting to run software that I wrote, on a device that I bought, suddenly makes me pro China. stop projecting.
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by 2h 4y ago
> I was trying to compile rust why would you try to compile Rust? You can just download it already built. > i was shocked to see that it connects to the internet during the build process to download crates how else is it supposed to g
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closed source: https://catbox.moe/faq.php
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by 2h 4y ago
http://0x0.st open source: https://git.0x0.st/mia/0x0
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by 2h 4y ago
> I am really really afraid that by allowing third party app stores and sideloading please stop it. I do not want my devices to become a toaster. I am a computer programmer. I would like the ability to write programs for my own personal
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by 2h 4y ago
I used AWK for many years, but one day I realized that I had pushed AWK beyond whats its meant for, same as the author here. classic red flag from the article: function NUMBER( res) { return (tryParse1("-", res) ||
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by 2h 4y ago
the point is, those two words are essentially fungible. regardless of who says they mean what, they are not right, unless their definition is that they are basically synonymous.
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Right because the English language is maintained by the apt maintainers
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by 2h 4y ago
> Upgrading is going from one major version to the next. > Updating is increasing the minor version, including bug fixes and small patches. I dont agree with this at all. You could swap the two words and still have a cogent paragraph.
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by 2h 4y ago
> Remember, it's not a lie if you believe it poes law in full force here https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law
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by 2h 4y ago
> calling ourselves with the new title very early in the process AKA lying. I have total respect for someone who wants to improve their life, but you dont need to lie, just be honest with yourself and others. the author even admits to it
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by 2h 4y ago
looks like you have a font issue. looks good to me: http://0x0.st/Hos6.pdf
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by 2h 4y ago
does not build for Windows: https://github.com/typst/typst/issues/99
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by 2h 4y ago
can you comment or link to the syntax you used?
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by 2h 4y ago
Anyone else getting ads even with AdBlock?
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by 2h 4y ago
> anti-patterns I agree with all that, but patternic is not a word.
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by 2h 4y ago
well for one, because the correct word "idiomatic" already exists: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_idiom
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by 2h 4y ago
> anti-patternic patternic is not a word.
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by 2h 4y ago
Note the Go standard library has a streaming parser: https://go.dev/play/p/O2WWn0qQrP6
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by 2h 4y ago
> Actually... they aren't contradictory. you're on the Docker DevRel team, why are you talking like this? why do you feel the need to be confrontational? not a good look.
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by 2h 4y ago
did you read what I quoted? It says the binary must be distributed with source code, or with an offer to distribute the source code. Lego did none of that.
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by 2h 4y ago
maybe you should find out, before spreading misinformation: > require that programs distributed as pre-compiled binaries be accompanied by a copy of the source code, a written offer to distribute the source code via the same mechanism as
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by 2h 4y ago
open source developers shouldn't have to police this, companies should just follow the licenses from the beginning. GPL doesn't say you must provide source code once you get caught, it says you must publish it the moment you relea
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by 2h 4y ago
> simple case that's just it though, the last example is not a simple case, hence why the last example is awkward by the commenters own admission. command line tools are fine, but you need to know when to set the hammer down and pic
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by 2h 4y ago
> sorting with skipped headers is a mess I like these command line tools, but I think they can cripple someone actually learning programming language. For example, here is a short program that does your last example: https://g
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by 2h 4y ago
Or, maybe stop doing pointer arithmetic? We have had some pretty good new languages appear in the last 7 years. I know people are averse to change, me included. But you may want to ask yourself if continuing to use a 50 year old language is
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by 2h 4y ago
78,000 stars, 2096 commits, of which Romain has 87%, and he only has one GitHub sponsor: https://github.com/sponsors/rom1v and two LiberaPay sponsors: https://liberapay.com/rom1v who donate a combined
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by 2h 4y ago
> spoofing your geo-location thats good enough for me. I am sick and tired of websites telling me what I can and cannot do based on my location. Its not the 90s anymore, I refuse to put up with geo blocking.

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