MangoToupe

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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
If you need multiple allocators, and you aren't already using lisp, who cares? Just use lisp. Anyone who can use allocators against the C abi can clearly see the benefits of using a language that can cater to the developer. Zig can nev
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
You shouldn't call it "soil" after treating it like this. Maybe "processed earth" or something like that
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
You call the use of memory something other than "allocation". Ez. I thought that passing down allocators was core to the language. I was mistaken. This is actually quite nice for writing allocation code when you'd like to opt
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> We shouldn't dilute the term hero Buddy you're fighting against 3000 years of dilution. Let people have their word
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> Considering the existing DDT contamination, ending up with dirt that needs to be fortified with compost is hardly the worst trade-off. I would definitely bet against this if I could. Soil is far more potent than DDT can harm.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
You seem like a bitter person. I hope you find love.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
Idk about hero, but he's definitely american. What a fast food warrior!
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> This indy developer (is that label fair?) is putting AAA studios to shame. For the hundredth time. He's an extremely rare person focused on quality, value, and competency. And he clearly just loves his own game Edit: Sorry? Pay fo
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> As another commenter wrote "how do you allocate memory without an allocator?" You call these things something other than an "allocating" and "allocators". Seriously, few people would consider adding a valu
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> Langton is obviously "long town" Are we speaking another language? C'mon, this isn't obvious at all. > but Matravers is a very strange non-English sounding name, and indeed according to Wikipedia it's from F
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
True. There may be australians interested in other otherwise-obscure islands
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
Odin claims to be pragmatic (what language doesn't lol) but "All procedures that returned allocated memory will require an explicit allocator to be passed". Charitably, is this aimed at c/zig heads?
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> From there, it's pretty easy to filter out the soil and clean it up. "Cleaning" soil is an interesting concept. At what point does it just become dirt? Presumably some of the nutrients will remain, but it seems like this
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
This is a use case that hasn't yet been proven out, though. "Good enough" for an executive may not be "good enough" to keep the company solvent, and there's no shortage of private equity morons who have no unde
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
...isn't that the point of this entire subthread? The kernel itself doesn't provide the stable ABI, userland code that the binary links to does.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
This was a commentary on the sort of person who takes the phrase "screen time" seriously—a much broader cultural and social issue than the study itself could reasonably evaluate.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> Screen time today is way different than even 20 years ago. Gee, it's almost like it's not about the screen itself at all.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
I don't think this is true at all. Off the top of my head, the only cli ui that seems more usable as the gui equivalent is magit.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
The only way the theory of international law holds any water is if countries are held to it regardless of the treaties they've signed. Any country that hasn't signed with the ICC is clearly a country run by criminals.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
I'm sure this will be a nice consolation as the meaningful part of the economy collapses
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> Data centers are becoming political flashpoints, primarily because of their impact on electricity prices. I'd bet anything that they know people are pissed the market has wildly misallocated capital and are trying to save face by
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> violence going 10% down is better than 0% This is also what protection payments look like on paper; surely we can reduce violence much more. I say: let every country have nukes, or let no country have them. This halfway bullshit is wor
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> But the whole point of Nuremberg was to prevent this, the whole idea of international law was meant to prevent this. That seems a little silly on the face of it when you realize most people complicit during the war in what we would now
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
That's the whole thing about consensus tho, it's hardly embarrassing
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
You're right. I thought I was misremembering....
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
> I was only using 6GBs of ram. Insane that this is seen as "better software". I could do basically the same functionality in 2000 with 512mb. I assume this is because everything runs through chrome with dozens more layers of a
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_of_Eupalinos That one is ~2600 years old
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
"The news" is hardly reality either, and nor does it record most of the political conflict in the world.
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by MangoToupe 9mo ago
The logical leap

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