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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I think a particular (mostly western) fetish for privileging individuals over communities has been wrongly extended to capital itself (e.g. corporations recognised as entities with rights similar to - and sometimes over-and-above
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by FpUser 2y ago
Perfect. The only thing left is to convince every other user to share your opinions. </s>
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by FpUser 2y ago
I work with many tools from JetBrains with the main one being CLion. I think in average their tools are superior to anything else on the market.
724.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"It's like all those Single Page Applications on the web that are just downgrades over the classic Server-Side Rendered apps. Sure, you have more features, but at what cost? Reliability." Except the cases where there is a
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Anyone can generate a big portfolio of projects these days" LOL. I could easily do it "back in those days". The difference is that in my particular case (I specialize in developing new software products for clients)
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"...way to establish your credibility about different subjects..." Or the other way around
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"You could have a blatant SQL injection in your code" I my case SQL injection is not possible. I am not constructing any SQL statements from input. >"you can always pretend" I think it is you pretending to know pr
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I think that in practice you should use Rust" I am doing fine. Thank you. Also I am not a language warrior. I do have my preferences but use many since I am an independent and work with many clients.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Doctor is a primal respect that technical roles do not carry." Used to be. Not anymore. Nowadays many doctors act as a smartass business people.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I've been seeing C++ fans talk about how they never see memory safety issues in practice in C++ for a decade and a half. I even believed it sometimes. But if there's ever been a common story over those 15 years, it'
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"but Rust is actually a replacement for C++. " I would disagree. C++ provides way more features than Rust and to me Rust feels way more constrained comparatively.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Intel fell behind on semiconductors and now Phoenix is turning into an outlying suburb of Taipei while the children of TSMC engineers are making the local school district look like magicians." So after a while Taiwan is no lo
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by FpUser 2y ago
I do. I just rent 2 computers from Hetzner. One is main another is failover. If main dies failover kicks in while main is restored on another computer. Still way way cheaper than AWS which I would not touch with wooden pole unless required
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by FpUser 2y ago
To me moving from C++11 to 17 and then 20 was just a matter of convenience. When digging on how to do this and that I've found few things that just saved my time here and there. Also couple of valuable libs I wanted to use required new
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by FpUser 2y ago
If you mean that trade war, what is here to discuss? We (Canada) just got fucked royally by our "best" ally and trading partner. There is not much we can do in return tariff wise without causing even greater harm for ourselves. I
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by FpUser 2y ago
Lots of cool software was created by domain experts who taught themselves how to program. And quality is more than often is excellent.
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by FpUser 2y ago
No. We just want fruits of our labor not to evaporate next day.
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by FpUser 2y ago
What a beautiful and high quality presentations. All the praises to the author.
739.
by FpUser 2y ago
Pot calling kettle black?
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by FpUser 2y ago
And the minute you mention it, it is "whataboutism". And it is of course very very bad and is the opposite of their noble hypocrisy.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"we westerners are terrified of what that would mean for the rest of the world." I suspect "we westerners" think of "we westerners" and do not give a flying fuck about "the rest of the world". Wel
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Most of those kinds of apps are way faster now" Some calculation intensive parts sure are thanks to modern CPU with plenty of cache and RAM and multiple cores. GUI on the other hand are often atrocious
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by FpUser 2y ago
I love it. It looks so clean and functional.
744.
by FpUser 2y ago
FUD
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by FpUser 2y ago
The whole thing is starting to look like a circus.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"If you don't like it then find another society. " Isn't use of any non-violent means to advocate one's belief to change the society is the whole point of the democracy? Your point is rather very totalitarian.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Ask the same question when the person that owns it finally buys the government.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Their preference to shut down instead of receiving tens of billions of dollars would be a clear violation of a company’s fiduciary duty to shareholders" I am shedding tears for those poor shareholders.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"The text of the bill explicitly holds app marketplaces liable for civil penalties if they distribute "foreign adversary controlled applications"." Spirit of the script seems to be stolen straight from the former USS
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Perhaps this TikTok ban is a time to reflect around their addictions and cravings." And tell "go fuck yourself" to FB, Instagram, X ... etc.

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