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421.
by 38 3y ago
can anyone explain why I should care about MP3 anymore? YouTube hasnt used MP3 in years, they use Opus or AAC.
422.
by 38 3y ago
so the example is misleading regarding the current non-preview release, got it.
423.
by 38 3y ago
I wouldn't say two years is "quite some time", but yeah that's cool
424.
by 38 3y ago
huh, Java can just do "void main" now? or is the playground omitting some boilerplate? that was one of my main reason for never touching Java/C#, too much ceremony just to write a basic program.
425.
by 38 3y ago
didnt downvote you, but pittoresque is not an english word.
426.
by 38 3y ago
I think serialization formats should be self-describing.
427.
by 38 3y ago
Anyone who actually knows protobuf knows this is a comically bad idea. Protobuf is not self describing, and even the types are ambiguous. And pointlessly ambiguous. The spec itself admits that they have two extra bits in the wire format, ei
428.
by 38 3y ago
http://farside.link/twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1708905...
429.
by 38 3y ago
non crap link: http://farside.link/twitter.com/FutureJurvetson/status/17083...
430.
by 38 3y ago
> flesh eating bacteria or brain eating amoeba might still get you. Wanna add some context here?
431.
by 38 3y ago
Thanks for the valuable and edgy comment
432.
by 38 3y ago
> aws.c:158:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type] I prefer modern languages like Go, because all these warnings and errors are just part of the default "go build": package hello fun
433.
by 38 3y ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_attack
434.
by 38 3y ago
> Would be nice if you provide some evidence for those claims. Is this a joke? Windows is notorious for ramming updates down a users throat, whether they want them or not.
435.
by 38 3y ago
> Most of the time, when we debugged why an ad wasn't showing conversions, rather than anything inherent to the ad, we found that it was the flows the user encountered _AFTER_ landing on the platform that made the performance suffer
436.
by 38 3y ago
I agree with other commenter, works fast for me.
437.
by 38 3y ago
damn, this is fucking awesome: https://enhance-music.com you can disable 3rd-party, 1st-party and even inline JavaScript, and it keeps working.
438.
by 38 3y ago
the web is broken. motion detection should be for... detecting motion. not for some anti bot bullshit.
439.
by 38 3y ago
why in gods name does FedEx of all websites need motion sensors, on any device?
440.
by 38 3y ago
> if someone pays you, everyone benefits. this is not guaranteed to be the case. if its a feature I dont care about, then likely I will just implement it privately and provide the modified code privately. It would only be if someone was
441.
by 38 3y ago
> That tension seems to inevitably lead to obvious features missing or functionality/knowledge that's needed to operate at any scale coistered away as closed source so the sponsoring entity can make some money. I dont think thi
442.
by 38 3y ago
sorry you feel that way. I agree its annoying, but I think ultimately it makes for better code. you can always comment out the line, or add a "_ = i" or similar.
443.
by 38 3y ago
> -Wall turns on a group of warnings that can catch common mistakes. I appreciate modern languages, which just catch this at compile time, without making people jump through hoops. for example I can just run "go build", and thi
444.
by 38 3y ago
what I want is to have tools to compile C/C++ programs. until microsoft offers a minimal package like this, visual C++ is generally a poor choice for any compilation of C/C++ programs, because of the bloated nature of the current
445.
by 38 3y ago
> Doing Python with a C plugin, or just compiling a command line C/C++ isn't really systems programming. I care about a minimal set of tools in order to compile C/C++ programs. thats offered by: https://github.c
446.
by 38 3y ago
right, I dont want that. If I am using Python with a C plugin, or just compiling a command line C/C++ too, I dont want or need the full Visual Studio experience. and even with the Visual C++ tools or whatever its called, you still end
447.
by 38 3y ago
not 10 GB though. especially when similar options can do it in less than 200 MB: https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw/releases I would be eager to hear actual data in further replies, rather than guesses.
448.
by 38 3y ago
this was depicted in 2011: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_On_(House)
449.
by 38 3y ago
nope. I am not using visual C++ until they distribute a zip file with the tools, or come up with an installer that doesn't result in 10 GB being dumped on my system. no thanks.
450.
by 38 3y ago
the difference is Rust has a GNU option for Windows, D does not.

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