Klonoar

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by Klonoar 11mo ago
A trillion dollar company is never going to “hold up a release”. That culture is never going away. Your point should probably culminate in “they need to stop promo’ing for features and start promo’ing for performance and stability”. It’s th
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
The Firefox issue sounds like a Mozilla issue, not an Apple one. It’s not like Apple doesn’t ship betas for developers to catch issues like that.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
No, it's from reading 20+ years of people who say this junk and it's demonstrably not backed up by the real world. It's enthusiast tinker fantasy talk.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
There needs to be a new rule in technical discussion communities that outlaws bland comments that just spew "too bloated" and "feels much lighter". It is completely useless fluff description text.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> If someone wants hype or the latest shiny thing every month, they have Linux. Just. Run. Debian.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
The apology in that case is more a polite society way of expressing "I appreciate your work, this isn't me taking it as something else". I somewhat agree you don't need to apologize in that particular case you've
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Am I crazy in that this isn't the article in question...?
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> You're running what aims to be a major programming language - have it where people expect and live with your gripes about the platform. The core types who will make use of, contribute to, and/or otherwise use the repo likel
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
The iOS ecosystem graduated to status symbol for many, $66k average salary doesn’t really matter when society will just take whatever carrier trade in deal they can use to status up.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
This is some new age Costanza shit. Joking aside, I find this far more in newer European hotels for whatever reason (though I'm sure it exists stateside and elsewhere too). My wife and I at this point just agree to tell each other when
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
In case it wasn't clear from my other comments up and down this comment chain, I don't really care about the specifics of Germany. If it's hard for you[1] to do it in Germany, then suck it up and figure it out. More than enou
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Developers live in the real world like the rest of us, and they shouldn't give away free labor on things that they deserve to get paid for. Sure, hire an accountant. Either way, charge the companies and stop doing free work. This isn&#
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Well not every country is Germany. Dunno what to tell you there. The second half of that also sounds unhinged.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> But the company wants a proper invoice. And not every single developer is interested in founding a Limited and getting the tax office breathing down their neck every year. I feel like it shouldn't be poor form to say on this sit
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
TIL. Thanks for noting!
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I guess? If it's still languishing in nightly I'm not sure I consider it usable; I'm aware some people are fine to run nightly but I keep to stable releases.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I guess? If it's still languishing in nightly I'm not sure I consider it usable; I'm aware some people are fine to run nightly but I keep to stable releases.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Arguably not in security model.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Exactly what ball do you think they’re taking and leaving?
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Err, you can't use `?` with `Option` unless I've really missed a big feature somewhere. You'd have to map it to a `Result` then unwrap, but at that point you still need to define an error type.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Zig currently sits in the hype cycle like Rust/Ruby/Lisp/etc once did here. Eventually something will come along and Zig will be in the hate cycle. In reality none of these things need the religious wars that seem to go back
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
This is, as far as I can tell, the only real applicable reason to run a self hosted tracker like this that anybody has put forward. Kudos.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I trust that the VC-Backed SaaS will be beholden to not wanting to get cut off from the bank(s), meaning not selling that data. If they sell aggregate anonymized transaction data, I'm also not sure I give a shit. At a certain point par
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
This is one where I don't quite get the angle of hosting locally to preserve privacy. By nature of the economic system, you must interact with 3rd parties, unless you somehow live a life where you can manage to be all crypto or (incr
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I tab complete so it’s no different at all.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
This has been a slow going effort for a few years now, it's not "new".
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> the "no true Rustacean would have put unwrap in production" The "no unwrap" rule is common in most production codebases. Chill.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> I don't use Rust, but a lot of Rust people say if it compiles it runs. Do you grok what the issue was with the unwrap, though...? Idiomatic Rust code does not use that. The fact that it's allowed in a codebase says more abo
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
You say these points as if they're not day-one considerations of this discussion. If they know that already, then they don't need to use facial recognition. It acts as a de-facto endorsement of the idea that it should be used ever
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> That’s like saying you used a calculator to calculate your equations so I can’t trust you. A calculator exists solely for the realm of mathematics, where you can afford to more or less throw away the value of human input and overall

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