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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i have a machine quite close : i went for the p16s which is the 16 inches version. buying during christmas got me a price reduction and for 1100 euro i got a 7840U cpu, 64 gb of lddr5 ram, 1 tb samsung ssd, 16" low-power use, low-blue-
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
when i check the list of "programming language of the year" that is a little further down, you never ever see Rust appear there. knowing how much Rust has progressed : used in Windows, Linux it is very strange to never see Rust ap
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i like it but er.. it's a big thick :O
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i bet someone is gonna have a look at the author of that article's academic or college work too soon.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
we should all learn C and in time, go help that kernel project some of you might have heard of...
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
you can bet a high amount of those contacts are pig butchering
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
well he should directly block everything and unblock those one by one. this would be more impressive to me :>
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
while i do like and respect native americans, no one owns the moon and we are NOT going to let any belief or religion come into the field of science and tell us "no, cant do that because we believe X". we don't, with science,
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
the problem is we have as much papers saying it's useful, than papers explaining it does not work, and even got people killed because it has the known side-effect of affecting the heart. not being a medic myself, how are we supposed to
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
we already have a windows key. sorry but i dont want to have another key lost on the keyboard for some microsoft crap.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
sad. after learning basic on a zx81 my father found thrown out in the trashbin (i still have that machine today) my parents got me a 8088 PC. when my friends were playing games on those atari st and amiga machines, i was progrmaming in turb
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i prefer meritocracy to anything else. it may not be perfect, but talk is cheap, world is filled with people on bullshit jobs where they do nothing. there are people that push science, human achievements and create new things we did not hav
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
because their own work is based on the same copy-paste. those people co-elect and co-opt one another. they're like rotten cops : everyone protects everyone else, because everyone's getting cash in their pockets... most universitie
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
it's too late. saying in public that calling for killing of jews because they are jews not being a problem (after the holocaust) is unnacceptable. they got killed by millions using gas and you have your students calling for a second ex
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
germans have the best engineers in the world and are the most clever people i have ever met. if they do something like aerating their homes, i will bet they are, again, more clever than us who don't do it as much... indoor pollution is
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
spend no money on things i want but don't really need. the amount of money i did spent in 2023 on stuff i barely use is not something i'm proud of. so starting 2024 i only buy what i absolutely need, and nothing else. and start re
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
a laptop provides portability. of course, it has less power because you cannot have as much ventilation as a fixed pc. the laptop lets me work from home. use it while going to work on the train. working at work with it. as the machine goes
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
no
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
those are quite personal questinos. why do you need that data, and what are you doing to do with it ?
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
copyright is a very anglo-saxon view of the thing. have a look on how the French do it, it's quite interesting. for them, the act of creation itself creates the property right of the creator. then, it is separated in several parts : wh
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
Von Neumann. He was so higher in intelligence than everyone else that ever meet him that it was scary to them. He was not more intelligent, he was leagues ahead. I think the only person right now on this planet to get close to that kind of
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i won't do it. and since they dont know i know of a security problem... nothing they can do about that.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
next step is open source and libre software should only help libre software. we need to put an end to those corporations using libre/open source code to make money, never contribute back nor money nor code. internet, and most servers n
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
i dont know. the new york times is keeping those pages online and accessible. if a human can go check those pages, and take notes, the same human can write code that will go read those pages and produce notes, or data based on the contents.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
Oxford publishes all of Shakespeare in a big book, which it really not expensive at all. It has very good commentary and explanations too. It's the book I'd grab as the only book before leaving this stupid planet for somewhere els
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
read the code. and i liked doing that. while i do mostly java, c++ and rust. there is an elegant beauty in pure C code.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
they did that in battlestar galactica, the remake. it was a joke at first, and then.. all papers they handled on set had those corners cut. even books.
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by 6R1M0R4CL3 3y ago
been working with keycloak at work for years now. handles several hundred thousands users every day and works fine. we upgraded some of our keycloak servers to redhat sso (which is keycloak but with redhat support) and its a joy to use.