FpUser

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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"It can in certain circumstances encourage..." Anything can be bad in "certain circumstances". They should go get busy with some real crime.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"AI will make our children stupid" AI is too late for the party. Mission already accomplished
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"I probably watch George Carlin videos a bit too much." My favorite. Love the guy. Too bad he is dead.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"That is because Germany and UK are beacons of democracy when compared to the countries that you listed." Give them a little time. They'll catch up. Comparatively to what the UK used to be it is sliding down, more and mor
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"Gemini 3 Flash demonstrates that speed and scale don’t have to come at the cost of intelligence." I am playing with Gemini 3 and the more I do the more I find it disappointing when discussing both tech and non-tech subject co
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by FpUser 10mo ago
Russian wooden spoons, Khokhloma style in articular are pretty much food safe. One can find a finish recipe for those online.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"Only one of them is renewable, and hence the only sustainable way for the human species to live" Irrelevant for spoon making, too few of those ;)
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by FpUser 10mo ago
I've read many very positive reviews about Gemini 3. I tried using it including Pro and to me it looks very inferior to ChatGPT. What was very interesting though was when I caught it bullshitting me I called its BS and Gemini expressed
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"You probably know that social media is no longer about free speech, It’s a targeted advertising machine" Youtube for one is an advertising machine. On the other hand it is one of the few places where one can find some amazing
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by FpUser 10mo ago
Not talking allocations, more like actual borrowing, aliasing, passing as parameters.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
My current project is C++ backend. I do a lot of debugging but all of it concerns business logic, some scientific calculations and the likes. In this situations having Rust will give me exactly zero benefits. As for "safety". I am
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"My understanding is the primary reason Linus gave Tanenbaum for the monolithic design was performance, but I would think in 2025 this isn’t so relevant anymore." I think that unlike user level software performance of a kernel
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"Rust isn't unlike C either. You can write a lot of it in a pretty C like fashion." I think that with all of the Rust's borrowing rules the statement is very iffy.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
Love the design and programming (tested on Brave browser)
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by FpUser 10mo ago
I stopped paying for MsOffice as soon as they've introduces Office 365. I saw where the ball was going. Sticking with the alternatives
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"Microsoft's entire business model for decades has been to shove shoddy products down people's throats." I remember this one. In the 90s MS reps would come to our company and sing about how their Visual Basic was sup
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by FpUser 10mo ago
I've read many very positive reviews about Gemini 3. I tried using it including Pro and to me it looks very inferior to ChatGPT. What was very interesting though was when I caught it bullshitting me I called its BS and Gemini expressed
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by FpUser 10mo ago
You were asked pretty precise question. Instead of addressing it directly your proof is that China in general does do economic espionage. So does fucking every other developed country, US including.
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by FpUser 10mo ago
For starters ChatGPT was pretty much trained on "stolen" data. However I actually do support it. I think both cases - ChatGPT preying on world wide data and Deepseek using such data by partially "borrowing" it from ChatG
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by FpUser 10mo ago
Her point about exceptions vs error codes was that one failed to catch exception of particular and and things went south meanwhile if we instead "catch" error code all will be nice and dandy. Well one might fail to handle error co
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by FpUser 10mo ago
>"Everyone calculates the CO₂ footprint of a moving vehicle — nobody calculates the CO₂ footprint of a vehicle that is constantly broken and creating waste." Did anyone think politicians are there for a common good? They are th
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by FpUser 11mo ago
Half joking. Point is there is enough alternative offerings, including ones from China. Personally I've never used Arduino and their IDE. Was doing C/C++ on Teensy and some other MCUs and that worked just fine for my projects
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by FpUser 11mo ago
I believe that by now patents have transformed from a tool to protect little guy and encourage research and creativity to a dick wielded by big corps to stall the rest of the world. If it was up to me I would probably eliminate patent enfor
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by FpUser 11mo ago
Obviously we live on a different planets.
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by FpUser 11mo ago
Well, China will supply XiDuino in no time.
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by FpUser 11mo ago
>"if we recognize that that place is quite small and out-of-the-way" True Scotsman
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by FpUser 11mo ago
>"The fact that John has a key in real life does not suggest that this relationship should be represented by an object" Exactly and that is my point. If you came up with the set of real business entities, their interaction rule
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by FpUser 11mo ago
>""you shouldn't criticize inheritance" I was not talking about criticizing. Valid critique us useful and deserved. And this concerns composition as well as any other area. I was talking about crusades by programmers.
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by FpUser 11mo ago
I use both where choosing what I believe is appropriate for particular case. Frankly I do not give rat's ass about what "People have written extensively". From what I read most of it sounds like spoken by politician: look Jim
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by FpUser 11mo ago
How about not favoring anything. There are many paradigms and each one has its place. Franky I do not really understand why do developers fight these religious wars about languages, frameworks etc.

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