Pay08

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by Pay08 4mo ago
A country shouldn't be a factory. It doesn't need to be "productive".
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Apparently not, since most of the results I get (that are in English) are about a lawsuit they lost for violating the AGPL.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
That has largely worked for private trackers.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
> the de-facto document format are crappy hancom formats What's hancom?
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by Pay08 4mo ago
The whole colonialism talk is their trademark.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Europe isn't the EU.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Since antiquity.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Weird, I don't think I have ever seen that. Granted, I'm not a frequent user of TPB.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
For one, not every entry of the Stormlight Archives is on it.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
I've never seen a torrent site that had things marked.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Switching to the forks/alternatives is still time and effort, often a lot of it.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
> use standard input field names password managers recognize - disable autocompletion and autocapitalization on the login field Alternatively, have different predefined types of input fields, like they already do with accepted inputs.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Honestly, the whole MCP thing has completely killed what little faith I had in commercial software development.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
How difficult is creating templates from scratch? I generally use a document class like lecture[0] or report[1] in LaTeX but a quick search hasn't turned up anything similar for Typst. [0]: https://ctan.org/pkg/lec
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by Pay08 4mo ago
Rapira appears to be a direct latinisation of the name of the language.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
How much of a mental overhead is the switch? My concerns with switching are less flexible tooling, and less libraries. I can't live without amsmath.
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by Pay08 4mo ago
I can. They're oftentimes rather random, but the talk pages on contentious topics are rather illuminating. One of the more interesting ones I have encountered was about the descendants of Genghis Khan.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
It doesn't have any peers.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
Language as a whole is subjective.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
Maybe it shouldn't have been forced on me if it wasn't ready, then.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
> Remember when Copilot was basically a super-smart version of Intellisense? It was awesome. I have only used the Copilot completion for C#, but it was absolutely awful and a net negative not just compared to IntelliSense, but compared t
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by Pay08 5mo ago
Just so I'm not misunderstanding you: are you saying that those are not as bad as your list?
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by Pay08 5mo ago
> What specific horrible evils do you mean? The 1956 student massacres in Hungary, where my grandma was almost killed. The Holodomor, the various "Russianization" campaigns, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, The Great Leap Forward,
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by Pay08 5mo ago
So does JS, yet it's not the scripting language du jour in the C++ world.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
I'll listen to him when he has materially acknowledged the horrors the Church did and continues to do and dismantles the institutions responsible for those horrors.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
That is rather incorrect. Most people in the centuries you talk about could only read a local language (where "local" could be anything from 5km² to 500km²), if they could read at all. Of course, for a long time, becoming a priest
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by Pay08 5mo ago
The issue with Guile's stack traces is that they get truncated beyond I think 80 characters, and frequently leave out stack frames (usually your own functions). Geiser does have a debugger, but it does things differently based on imple
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by Pay08 5mo ago
Relatedly, I've noticed the strange infatuation that a lot of C++ programmers have with Python specifically. I have no idea why that is.
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by Pay08 5mo ago
> One super helpful tip I got from an actual trained draftsman is to use harder pencil lead for your layout and construction lines. Like 6H to 9H. I should try that. I got the exact opposite advice in university, and I have terrible line
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by Pay08 5mo ago
Is there some sort of tool that checks headers for this stuff? On the occasion that I write a C library, I prefer it to be directly usable in C++.

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