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by Hamcha 3y ago
Yes, a `console.log()` compiles to a 78.46MiB .exe
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I'm curious, what big EU tech companies so big they would be subjected to regulation? AFAIK it's mostly telcos, consulting and semiconductors makers. Telcos are already heavily regulated (at least here in Italy), the rest doesn&#x
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by Hamcha 3y ago
One use case where pure Deno works for me is shell scripts. Writing them in Deno is quite pleasant and they usually don't need many dependencies. Plus you can always host then and just "deno run <url>" from any machine
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by Hamcha 3y ago
The problem here is that most platform tax your income, not your userbase size. If you think of big free to play Unity games like Genshin Impact (or even smaller stuff like VRChat) the amount of paying user is probably in the single digit p
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by Hamcha 3y ago
A more important issue that's not being considered here is that when they had their debacle with Improbable, they committed to a GitHub repo[1] with all the ToS changes and outright said that people could keep using the ToS of whatever
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I have no experience with it yet but I have build123d[1] in my list of stuff to check out, it's basically OpenSCAD but in python and it seems quite more powerful (plus, fillets/chamfers/etc are built-in). It also seems to hav
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by Hamcha 3y ago
What smell test? I very much remember cookie banners being a problem way before the GDPR and so does the rest of the web: (2012) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19505835 (2013) https://econsultancy.com
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by Hamcha 3y ago
The company's root are of a gamedev (Over the Edge Entertainment) and recycled their in-house engine as a product. Godot Engine has similar roots (look up OKAM Studio)
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Please don't adopt this line of reasoning. Anyone's argument doesn't have to stand on their personal achievements and public works. Just because you're not a chef doesn't mean you can't call one out if they put
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Same, I don't buy their metrics because sure, the average person might search 3/4 times per day, but the average person isn't gonna pay for Kagi. A quick glance at the most popular search queries[1] shows a very likely scenar
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I'd choose a lower paid role, I'd be a minority but I don't think I'd be the only one, two reasons come to mind why 20% less would be appealing: - People like me value their work/life balance and satisfaction with t
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I always assume Electron apps are going to be more vulnerable than your average app. They tend to have the same vulnerabilities as web browsers (who are a big target for exploits given the reach) but have 2 additional layers of "bureau
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Shouldn't they worry about Search being incredibly low quality nowadays first? They're literally featuring a wrong ChatGPT answer as an answer to this question: https://www.google.com/search?q=country+in+africa+tha
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by Hamcha 3y ago
What's up with names nowadays? Not only there's already an OpenDream[1] on GitHub, but there's also a Stable Diffusion service also called OpenDream[2]! 1. https://github.com/OpenDreamProject/OpenDream 2
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Always found the "X per serving" stupid, servings almost never match the actual consumption. Don't know if it's a Europe law or per-state, but in Italy everything has to list nutritional info per 100g(or ml if it's
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by Hamcha 3y ago
In the US: ISP & Healthcare
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by Hamcha 3y ago
> If one wants free enterprise and reap its benefits one has to allow high profits for companies and see if competition takes care of the "problem" One must just glance at the US to see what happens, the high profits get used t
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by Hamcha 3y ago
How does this work with GDPR? As far as I'm aware (not a lawyer) you must provide a easy opt-out from data collection and usage, plus you must not force your employees into such agreements[1]. ChatGPT already got blocked over GDPR issu
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I've been having an ok time with Rancher Desktop, I stopped using Docker Desktop on Windows after they forced me to update to a known broken build with no way to go back (unless I paid for their enterprise version)
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by Hamcha 3y ago
> supercharges your layer stack If you're a dev on an open source project, please hear my plea and stop trying to sell it like you're a hot startup. Take inspiration from websites from projects such as OBS Studio, Handbrake o
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by Hamcha 3y ago
Indeed, another annoyance I have with Designer is how not purely vector it is. I mean it's great and makes it a breeze to make documents but it really sucks for making web-targeted SVGs. Both Inkscape and Illustrator support using SVG
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by Hamcha 3y ago
2.0 and up. Honestly you better save your money if you can live without it. I've been using 1.x for years and they never asked for more money so I upgraded to show my support but I don't really think it's worth forking that m
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by Hamcha 3y ago
As an Affinity Designer user, it's insane too see how close we went from only Illustrator having Shape Builder to both Designer and Inkscape releasing it so close together. It's super handy and happy to see it as an option everywh
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I still think this is way off-topic and not related to Tantacrul or his content (and rather, his employer). But why are you blaming Muse Group for everything and not the Audacity devs? Wouldn't they be the black mark of the FOSS comm
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I'm not saying he's an angel but has Tantacrul ever said that FOSS was his focus? He's a composer and UX designer with a prior job in Microsoft, the fact that the tools he gets to work now are open source seems happenstance m
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I'm also trying to do my part in fixing my own and many other's overreliance on reddit comments for everyday problem solving and advice. I decided that every time I would write an decently sized explanation of something on Discord
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by Hamcha 3y ago
They are still ironing it out. Not missing anything particularly of what you would expect from C# itself, but GDScript still has the edge in some things eg. master/puppet function annotation for multiplayer (unless that changed recentl
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by Hamcha 3y ago
I regularly send a few euros their way every month because I still wanna support the idea of having a nice FOSS engine, but whether I'm paying or not doesn't matter. If you want people taking your project seriously you need to bui
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by Hamcha 3y ago
The changelogs don't tell the full story. I've been trying to use the C# since Godot 3.0 when it was announced as the new hot feature and.. it wasn't ready, it was missing big essential integrations (like exported variables).
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by Hamcha 3y ago
They kept developing and selling Solaris and OpenSolaris kept the team happy. I doubt it was going to be that expensive on their part, especially if they could use Solaris sales to fund it. Also part of OpenSolaris was OpenZFS, used in many

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