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Leaked “Uber Files” show firm lobbied for Finland's taxi reforms(yle.fi)
10 points by Cloudef 4y ago|2 comments
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I don't think you can carry in open though, those are meant for hunting use. I don't know the details, but for example in finland, gun license only allows you to carry a specific gun in specific places and at specific times, you n
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Consider it's a nation that reinvented a crappy version of a metro with bunch of teslas in a very unsafe tunnel, I don't think you can expect reasonable answers. /sarcasm I know it's hard to develop actual efficient solu
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by Cloudef 4y ago
https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.10/process/coding-style.h...
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I don't even bother with code-completion. Not having it makes me actually dig the source code of other components, and is usually helpful deciding if I even want to use the said 3rd party component. Programming is more about thinking t
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by Cloudef 4y ago
>Code search Use grep or ag >debugger What's so painful about it?
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by Cloudef 4y ago
My experience is that they always get in way. Either they slow down the whole thing down, or it randomly freezes. Or the code-completion window decides to popup and it again slows things down. For navigation I've used something like th
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I still haven't used a IDE that has made my developer experience better than simple text editor and some cli tools. They all seem to fail spectacularly if you have to do something bit more different than they were designed for (usually
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by Cloudef 4y ago
This doesn't seem very well thought out at all
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I hate when c++ does this. I don't want automatic typedefs, keep the struct so I know what it is. Also causes annoying name conflicts ...
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by Cloudef 4y ago
As someone who is not very good at UX / frontend, and especially CSS, these kind of tips are very good.
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Then they put in the wrong person :D
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by Cloudef 4y ago
In that case I would stop them, but trolley problem is more convoluted. If I do something I'll need to take responsibility, if I don't do anything the trolley company has to take the responsibility. Related: https://i.r
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I will not act as a god and divert the fate, thus I always choose not to pull the lever
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Lots of f2p mmos still do the good old xor encryption https://git.cloudef.pw/sw-server.git/tree/src/packet.c#n32
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Right, this is a real fear on closed platforms like OSX and Windows. Microsoft is actually going to this direction with the pluton platform. But this also means the "personal" from PC gets taken away. The thing is, software develo
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by Cloudef 4y ago
>The way to do that is to install your applications as flatpaks. Yes absolutely helpful as always
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by Cloudef 4y ago
How does sandboxing kill modding? You still can modify anything inside the sandbox, the running process just can't escape the sandbox. (Meaning any damage is mitigated, or more controlled) By a sandbox, I don't mean we should lock
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by Cloudef 4y ago
PC gaming unfortunately never evolved in form where games would run in a sandboxed environment. Linux + flatpak steam + proton is probably the closest you can get without too many practical issues.
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Depends what you want to do. But good debugger is absolutely essential. Reversing communication? MITM the communication. Want to understand the game's logic / find entrypoints? Memory scanner/editor -> breakpoint to a addr
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Hot-code swapping would guarantee a really fast compile times and maybe even "hot reload" of program while it's running. Do not underestimate how much this helps with developer productivity. I'm so tired of the compile t
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by Cloudef 4y ago
The speedrunner setups the glitch for the arbitrary code execution. The live code patching is actually done by the TAS bot by sending inputs through the controller ports. More info here https://gettriforce.link/faq
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Players Finally Obtained the Triforce 23 Years Later in Ocarina of Time(youtube.com)
5 points by Cloudef 4y ago|3 comments
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by Cloudef 4y ago
https://linuxreviews.org/HOWTO_fix_screen_tearing
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by Cloudef 4y ago
The funny thing about picker is that GTK supports alternative filepickers on flatpak offically, but non-flatpak is considered an "debug feature" [1] 1: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requ
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GTK: Consider dropping the X11 back end(gitlab.gnome.org)
42 points by Cloudef 4y ago|45 comments
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I actually prefer DSLs over generic programming languages
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I hate when games have no option to turn word filter off. Souls games are infamous of the word Knight getting censored, the word filter is so bad most people invading are just asteriks
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Yeah japan has no insulation unless you live in hokkaido or in some specially built house. If you have well insulated house it doesnt matter whether you keep ac on or off, it works way more effectively in insulated space.
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by Cloudef 4y ago
In finland it depends. In Helsinki? Nope. Anywhere else? Yeah.

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