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by OptionX 1y ago
So choose not to partake the discussion, dear god this conversation is awful.
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by OptionX 1y ago
Really really hope these guys get a foothold in the market. I'm a decades long Firefox user but even I have to admit things with Mozilla aren't looking bright so projects like this are the only things that can save us from the chr
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by OptionX 1y ago
I always find funny how the new, supposedly progressive, arguments in favor of mass immigration run so close to the ones given against when slavery was abolished, that society can only exist with cheap,exploitative, labor. Who indeed will p
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by OptionX 1y ago
Any word on a compibily layer project for x86/64 like Rosetta? Seems like an important thing to have imo. The article mentions an emulator, but it seemed to be for running games. I also heard MS had something similar in their arm dev k
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by OptionX 1y ago
Windows terminal used the name quake mode for the similar functionality it offers and there of course the Yakuake that does the same on Linux. Haven't heard of anyone rattling the copyright chain about it yet.
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by OptionX 1y ago
The editor is 10mb. It's the grammar files that are represent the bulk, and those are optional. And yes. Complaining about 100mb nowadays is ridiculous. You probably have larger logfiles sitting somewhere in disk doing nothing right no
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by OptionX 1y ago
111mb is bloat apparently in a time where storage is in the terabytes.
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by OptionX 1y ago
we optimize for code runtime but not for our own typing latency 100ms optimization is a lot different for a CPU or a human brain. I'm not defending having the entire system log dumped out on every prompt but a few amenities are worth
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by OptionX 1y ago
Nope, not a minority at all. Quite the opposite outside the tech bro side of things.
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by OptionX 1y ago
I don't have many, but the few I do are set in environment vars by a file sourced in my bashrc. Then you can just not track that file in the tool and figure out a safe way to back it up.
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by OptionX 1y ago
You could write a standard. If it actually gets mainstream adoption or goes into the standards pile it another question entirely.
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by OptionX 1y ago
Is the point you're trying to make that we should care anymore?
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by OptionX 1y ago
The amount of telemetry this probably phones back straight to the CCP will make TikTok look like it's run by the EFF.
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by OptionX 1y ago
Makes sense. There's always value in a maturity of a system especially in the enterprise world.
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by OptionX 1y ago
Always wondered why RISC-V doesn't get more mainstream adoption. Even if not at the consumer level, having your data center, for example, running a cheaper (I assume since no license for the instruction set means not having to pay for
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by OptionX 2y ago
Apple said it didn't ship chargers with their 1k+ phones in order to reduce waste right? Then having the EU force usbc for the same reason shouldn't be a problem.
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by OptionX 2y ago
That and I assume if its open-source you can make clients that look like whatever you'd want.
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by OptionX 2y ago
Don't electric cars do especially bad with the cold? How do they deal with it?
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by OptionX 2y ago
So passwords are bad because users can't be trusted to chose strong passwords but for passkeys they suddenly are trusted to keep secure, comprehensive, backups?
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by OptionX 2y ago
Only true if the punishment for both is the same. If they come forward they should be punished more lightly, but if not at all it only encourage "we'll just apologize latter" sort of thinking.
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by OptionX 2y ago
You are talking like any normal consumer is going spearfishing with his smartphone. They're not. Being able to deal with some rain at most it's all it's needed for normal use and was achievable by electronics with replaceable
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by OptionX 2y ago
Is N%2==0 ambiguous for you?
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by OptionX 2y ago
Still baffled by the idea of make a code editor not only single OS but targeting mac.
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by OptionX 3y ago
I think any negative connotation there is subjective.
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by OptionX 3y ago
While I applaud the effort would A controller for disabled people work? Doesn't what works depend on the disability the person has?
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by OptionX 3y ago
Well, at least there's one less person willing to sell their entire digital soul to a singular big corp. Shame OP had to learn it like this. This of course if s/he don't just make another AppleID, because fool me once and all
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by OptionX 3y ago
It may be annoying, but just the possibility of opting out of some of them is already something against the rising tide of taking control away from the user. Is it the perfect system? No. Is it better than no system at all. I think so.
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by OptionX 3y ago
Oh cool. I actually have read his Crafting Interpreters book, but had no idea he did game design as well. Probably exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much. :)
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by OptionX 3y ago
Kinda parallel to this, if anyone has any recommendations on a good book about game design, more focusing on design patterns, how to structure code, good practices, etc rather than how to program or use a specific engine I'd be gratefu
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by OptionX 3y ago
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