Disposal8433

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   by Disposal8433 1y ago

   As we've seen this countless times, it still has the same problems: > taking our work, [...] and giving nothing back That's the BSD license for you. Following is a lot of FUD about what you can or cannot do, and what is open-so
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   by Disposal8433 1y ago

   You can if you have the time, if you also write unit-tests, and if your code will not give too much work for reviewers. Most of my commits nowadays are very simple and small, and I try to stick to the immediate specifications because they m
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   by Disposal8433 1y ago

   I have a small experience with embedded systems but I once helped a team of hardware engineers switch from a "assembly-like code with loops and state machines" to C++17/20 on a very barebone platform and everyone was happy wi
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   by Disposal8433 1y ago

   It's broken and does not follow the instructions. What are the limitations and what can we ask? Also you should output animated GIFs instead of static pictures.
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   by Disposal8433 1y ago

   The same bluesky that "restricted access to 72 accounts in Turkey at the request of Turkish governmental authorities"? For me it's dead on arrival, let's focus on Mastodon instead.