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by Pay08 6mo ago
> "The alternative languages" - in this case you're talking about C, 99% of the time. And that's part of the problem. There's no excuse beyond maybe platform support for starting a brand new project in C, when C+
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I don't think that is the case. I think the people that wrote this are simply bad programmers. Some of these issues are so obvious that if you've been doing any amount of programming, you should be able to anticipate them, whether
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by Pay08 6mo ago
To be honest, the skepticism around non-STEM fields is completely deserved. It's a complete shithole.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Apparently he already has according to a tweet.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
There are a lot of comments on that issue demanding Anthropic give the guy the money back, I assume they saw the writing on the wall.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Probably. There are a lot of countries, especially third world ones, with very lax legal systems, not to mention the multitude of countries where law basically doesn't exist.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I think you mean their terms of service which are pretty restrictive and involve(d) a clause that lets them revoke your access to the editor at any time for any reason.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
You have, what, WinForms, WinUI, MAUI, and WPF for Windows currently. And that's not counting Win32 or Qt.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
The old ones, and the ones that use Qt.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
It has only been around for a few years.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
No, this is only Ubuntu as far as I know because Canonical are idiots.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Honestly, magit is just a masterclass in UI design. It makes most everything incredibly easy to do while still giving you the ability to tweak things if you need to.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Probably because it's closer to a reimplementation than anything else, and in Emacs you can use libraries with much less friction than in self-contained languages.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
They kind of are. Iran has been attacking everyone in the Middle East for decades, occasionally seizing or destroying ships in Hormuz, and funding internal dissent. Things are worse right now, but not that much worse, and the short-term p
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Is "polic" a word?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Charpy would like a word.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
That's just not true. Do you think Bosch is a Chinese company or something?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Not to mention the various manufacturing nationalisation initiatives by the USA, EU, etc. And while it's a scant hope after Covid, maybe American investment culture will calm down and software engineering ceases to be so overvalued.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Does it matter?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
It didn't read as AI-generated to me. Subsequent comments did, but this one seems perfectly normal.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Really neat. Out of curiosity, does this need to use the Github API? I hoped something like this could be done with plain http.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Problem is, Emacs is really slow on Windows. If I can get a reasonably fast Lisp IDE on Windows, I'm all for it.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
So I can play Dota 2 on DOS.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
It's a bot.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Edge has its own extension API in addition to the Chromium one, it's possible that they've managed to mitigate or eliminate these problems.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I don't get the point of this comment. What are you implying?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Doesn't iOS restrict all browsers to using WebKit?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I don't know if Edge supports MV2, but they do have uBlock available and it works just as well as on Firefox.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Good and functioning are not the same thing. Look at North Korea. It's definitely not a failed state, but it's also about as far away from a "good" government as you can get. For most revolutions, the state needs to be u
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Sociopaths don't actively repel people. In fact, they're quite good at attracting them.

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