Nullabillity

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by Nullabillity 1y ago
.NET Core's migration story was a disaster; Microsoft's official guide basically recommended that you create a new project and copy files over one by one and hoped for the best. Many people didn't bother. Java 9 was also a me
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Yet somehow the whole rest of the industry manages to put it at the front, where it doesn't get in the way.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
My non-Apple wireless mouse supports being used as a wired mouse, and it's great! Worrying about the battery goes from a question of "rarely" to "literally never". And I never have to ask myself where the dongle is,
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Let me tell you the twin tales of Rabbit and Humane…
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
The difference is that Firefox didn't do it as an excuse to sneak in a new tracking system instead.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
That's exactly what a plagiarist would say to justify it to themself.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> People are mostly reasonable. People recently voted Trump into office.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Snafu works fine with at least rust-analyzer's gotodef (though go-to-references is indeed broken by it :/).
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> It seems criminally insane for a company to host an AI Yes?
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
When OpenAI (and co)'s whole business model is built around everyone ignoring those disclaimers... then the courts probably should, as well. In fact, I'm more interested in why they're allowed to hide behind that defense at a
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
The problem with the Alex Jones defense is that they can never quite seem to figure out whether they're just a silly random number generator, or The Revolutionary Future Of Work(tm) that we should be okay with investing trillions of do
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Or Sveriges Ingenjörer.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
My understanding is that Plex&Co's big selling point is transcoding, which might be valuable if your clients have less horsepower and don't natively support whatever format your content is in.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Meh. Let's maybe focus on the plenty of actually heinous stuff Putin has done (and continues to do) instead of psychoanalyzing and vilifying a slightly eccentric fashion choice? I wear heels daily (because I like them and find them com
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Worse how?
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> “Would you also like to shop for Prime Day?” Holy shit, what?!
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> there is nothing deterministic https://reproducible-builds.org/ > nothing [...] and predictable Even if the build isn't bit-for-bit-reproducible, any reasonable toolchain will, at least, give predictably equiva
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> it's also true the world is mostly made of shit companies. Hence, regulation.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
TeamSpeak was usually the default option at the time (with some on Mumble). Skype had some presence, but was usually grumbled about beyond 1:1 calls. RaidCall was starting to gain some presence because it was free but otherwise followed T
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
In order to conserve (well, further entrench) the power of the oligarchy.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Fundamentally, conservatism is about conserving (and reinforcing) existing power structures. Everything else is just set dressing.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Mumble was never P2P.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Skype mobile didn't matter as long as you still have a decent pool of desktop users online.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
"Free" for OEMs, or as long as you're already in the system. Outside of enthusiasts, those are the two groups who matter here (not that I'm happy w/ that situation, not at all).
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
> Is your position that code produced with LLMs is _worse_ than the average human developer working alone? Absolutely. > But even if you are right, most software developers don't work on anything important and most don't car
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Healthcare workers aren't negatively affected by having to put up with shitty software that doesn't actually work? That's news to me.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
According to the very link you posted , the US was two whole centuries late to the party. Better late than never of course, but the spin of trying to then frame it as an American Victory(tm) is pretty ridiculous.
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
Looks a lot like Telepresence[0] to me. [0]: https://www.telepresence.io/
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by Nullabillity 2y ago
A version control system always needs to consider both, to some extent. The difference is in which is the primary source of truth, and which is calculated when required (and then thrown away).

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