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by 77pt77 1y ago
Best you'll git will be 3 new build systems and 10 new frameworks
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250731115617/https://overreact...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Would it make you feel better if the cutoff was 40?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> where even the heaviest website is a few mb Not nowadays they aren't. And haven't been for at least a decade!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> ratpoison itself didn't have a very large user base, but it spawned a decent one if you count its successors. Agree. Ratpoison itself was barely usable.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> It certainly is much faster in general. No. V8 killed that.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> I believe ratpoison is the granddaddy of today's tiling desktops I know. I'm using i3 as I write, bit no desktop environment.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Well, I assume this is for Perl 6 that never really caught on.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Just look at OpenSSL. How important it is, how much it's used and the money they get.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Wow! Less than a month of compensation at FAANG is newsworhty.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
LxQT was pretty good.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> ratpoison That's a really fringe window manager. Not a desktop environment like the others.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> instead of only people such as Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. At least gates could program...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
You won't even have colonies underwater, let alone there.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> You've gotta augment that with a good testing strategy. It's OK. The LLM will also write those and all will be good. You'll be lucky if it even compiles, but who cares?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Hours of time saved, and you learned nothing in the process Point and click "engineer" 2.0 We all know this. Eventually someone has to fix the mess and it won't be him. He will be management by then.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> This is the future. It is inevitable. This is the exception. I strugle with claude to write basic nginx configurations with just making up directives that don't exist and have to hold its hand all the time.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Have you looked into the conditions in Venus? It's the closest thing to Hell in the Solar System apart from the Sun.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I think they should. You don't need to go into intricacies like metrics and approximations because that's more like analysis. You can however talk about infinite dimensional vectors spaces and talk about projections onto finite su
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Any basic liniear algebra course should talk about this, at least in the finite dimensional case. Polynomials come to mind.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The real moat of low status is something completely different. It consists on punishing people with low status when they objectively succeed and doing so brutally if they excel. This entire post sounds like the complaints of someone with ex
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Pretty big exception...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> The problem was computers built on closed architecture didn't have a future Like Apple/Mac?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Correct. Increasing the temperature will probably result in something that makes more sense that Lynch's output.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
most minimal setups nowadays have bash, make and even perl.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> except when they aren't Like sudo for example. So many problems related to that.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> The people involved all seem very... Full of themselves ? The Zizians certainly were: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zizians
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Any recommendations? I need opus at low bitrates that works in the background and haven't foud anything that really works for me on fdroid.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Some games (Turrican?) even used an hack that displayed the color brown on the screen, when no such color was part of the pallet.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Timex Sinclair 2068 (which was based on, but not broadly compatible with the Spectrum), I had one and it came with a spectrum 48K emulator cartridge that was pretty good but had a bug in the graphics emulation. The keyboard was much

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