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by OtomotO 2y ago
I wish Zig had a borrow checker... then we could see how much better it would fare. (This is not a diss on Zig at all, I love its approach!)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Good on you, this approach will keep you employed for a looooooooong time, because someone has to write all that code then, right? ;)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
It may just be that we consume different bloggers is all! I read quite a few who update texts, e.g. in the space of Rust or Webgpu In any case, I got your point. Thanks for the respectful, interesting discussion. Have a wonderful day!
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by OtomotO 2y ago
No, it's a fine ad engine. Don't get me wrong, I still find anything I search for, on page 2-N I switched to duckduckgo about 5 years ago and look back occasionally. DDG simply works better for me. I find what I search for usually
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by OtomotO 2y ago
But that's exactly what I meant: I am all for a very transparent "published at" and "last updated at" BUT NOT in the URL Because either you would update the URL to the last updated_at (which leads to complications i
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by OtomotO 2y ago
I don't want my house to be at the end of a highway ;-)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Depends on the post`s content whether the date is relevant at all. Also, what if it's a technical post that was published a decade ago but updated last week? Many people would probably dismiss the info just by looking at the date. I wo
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by OtomotO 2y ago
That's why you never feed them at an exact time. We have a time frame of roughly 3 hours in which we feed the dog. That way we can have a nice dinner too, go to a musical etc. pp. A friend of ours made the same mistake as you. His dog
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by OtomotO 2y ago
And they needlessly crippled them, hence I'll never buy an expensive product from them. It's capitalism, baby!
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by OtomotO 2y ago
That's all fine, I am just talking about the emotional part of the debate and the ad hominems. They are uncalled and should not be tolerated. We had a colleague in my last job that was good technician but nobody wanted to talk to him o
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by OtomotO 2y ago
I find that the Rust Kernel maintainer in that video was the only one that stayed professional during the "attacks" (it was ad hominem at some point). You could really hear how people got agitated and emotional while saying things
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Ah, hm, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Some people are unhinged... it doesn't matter what's the topic. Look around the world, there is a lot of stuff you don't agree with probably. Some people don't see the Cons, they don't want to see the Cons... be hap
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Meanwhile a Rust maintainer for the Linux kernel steps down: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Rust-Linux-Maintainer-Step-Dow...
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by OtomotO 2y ago
"Totally normal for Rust activists." sighs Can we leave meaningless emotions out of such discussions. You clearly already have an opinion about "Rust activists" in particular. What are the pros and cons of using Rust i
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by OtomotO 2y ago
"Keeps the browser very usable, doesn't remove unnecessary features or make things break" It does NOT remove UNNECESSARY features? Sorry, non native speaker, am I missing a double negation or just not grokking it?
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by OtomotO 2y ago
There is also oxker! https://github.com/mrjackwills/oxker
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Oh god, yes... Wkhtmltopdf is a resource hog. Other solutions have incomplete support for the HTML spec, so we can't quite create the pdfs we want (unless someone set down and figured it out with less modern features)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Simple, you replace htmx with Dioxus or later maybe leptos ;-)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
no, tauri uses the native web view, so different per platform. Blitz is an own renderer
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by OtomotO 2y ago
I wonder how more often I'll read about the UI focus... It was a focus point at the beginning of 2023, in a blog post.
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by OtomotO 2y ago
And rewritten your game multiple times (not all of it in one go, but the quite a lot of the APIs changed significantly in these last 4 years)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
But it doesn't use the renderer from bevy, unless they have switched ;-)
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by OtomotO 2y ago
And how old was godot when they were made? No further questions, your honour
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by OtomotO 2y ago
> And it's not like those laid off can't start their own, disruptive ventures. That's a totally unrealistic take... on the scale of "communism". Not every person is a perfect communist, and not every person is a
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Bevy is aware of the dynamic plugin issue and solves it by removing the functionality in 0.15: ```rust /// Errors that can occur when loading a dynamic plugin #[derive(Debug, Error)] #[deprecated( since = "0.14.0&quo
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by OtomotO 2y ago
No, it's not changing my life, it's just impressive ML rebranded. It hallucinates all the time... It's a toy. Impressive, but still a toy.
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by OtomotO 2y ago
I know them and am pro a ban... So: ex falso quodlibet
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by OtomotO 2y ago
Absolutely agree here! It's just not the holy grail, is all I am saying
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by OtomotO 2y ago
I don't believe transformers will keep "AI" afloat for many years to come. There must be another technology for General Artificial Intelligence

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