Svoka

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1. 61.▲
   by Svoka 6mo ago

   It feels more like a war game to be honest. I played both for a while and they share some aesthetic, but not much beyond that.
2. 62.▲
   by Svoka 7mo ago

   Ninja religions following of treating timestamps (mtime) as 'modified' marker makes it useless with Git and large projects. You switched some branches back and forward? Enjoy your 20 minutes rebuild. * https://github.co
3. 63.▲
   by Svoka 7mo ago

   Seems like a pure virtue signaling: they don't sell or make hardware. It is mandated only for pre-installed operating systems, from what I understand.
4. 64.▲
   by Svoka 7mo ago

   The news is literally about someone doing it.
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   by Svoka 7mo ago

   Did you consider that companies want to sell laptops/PC with Linux in California? This is open-source, you can modify software to align with your business goals, including complying to regulations. If you have something against regulat
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   by Svoka 7mo ago

   So far russia launched over 57 000 Iranian/inspired shahed drones. They are like 6ft long drones with 40+ lbs payload with couple hundreds of miles of range. USA/NATO/allies heavily rely on Patriot AA system. Even if you dis
7. 67.▲
   by Svoka 7mo ago

   Grow a Garden, a game on Roblox reached 21.6 million concurrent players. That number is just insane. For comparison - top Steam concurrent game is 3.2 million in PUBG.
8. 68.▲
   by Svoka 8mo ago

   I think 'tab coding' should be a distinct group. When wast majority of the code just written through accepting autosuggestions.
9. 69.▲
   by Svoka 8mo ago

   This is why usa had to bankroll russki nuclear security program?
10. 70.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    Ukraine absolutely had fleet of functioning ICBMs and strategic bombers. Unlike russia, Ukraine didn't declare bankruptcy. And pretty sure people who built those ICBMs and strategic bombers would have no issue maintaining them. USA did
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    by Svoka 8mo ago

    As Ukrainian, I don't remember launching missiles on russia, or, in fact, any aggression towards russia. In its turn russia did recognize borders with Ukraine in multiple treaties, and on top of that security guarantees promised in exc
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    by Svoka 8mo ago

    Russian invasion of Ukraine is absolutely a genocidal war, with genocidal claims spoken out loud and actions documented, tens of thousands of times. Never heard someone in USA claiming that Iraqis or Iranians had no right to exist, saying t
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    by Svoka 8mo ago

    I am sure Ukrainians who built said nukes wouldn't have much problems figuring it out and building own nuclear program. Instead believing in bright and peaceful future USA, France and UK promised. As Ukrainian who lived in Ukraine in 9
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    by Svoka 8mo ago

    What an awful take devoid of context. Russia literally defaulted in 1998, and 'somehow' kept the nukes. And today Ukraine is doing quite amazing, considering 12 years of war. I can only dream what it would be if russians didn&#x27
15. 75.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    In russia they had 2 terms limit as well. Putin found a quick work-around by basically running through Proxy. I can see JD being a figurehead with very public Trump support.
16. 76.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    I work with GitHub, so this oneliner relly helps me out. It also doesn't rely on grep, since --format have all you need: git branch --format '%(if:equals=gone)%(upstream:track,nobracket)%(then)%(refname:short)%(end)' --
17. 77.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    I was careful not to draw binary. I was saying that Opus in Claude Code is good enough for me to make projects. Using Gemini after it seems like a significant downgrade, which actually doesn't get the job done helping me code. This is
18. 78.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    While price is definitely important, results are extremely important. Gemini often falls into the 'didn't do' it part of the spectrum, this days Opus almost always does 'good enough'. Gemini definitely has its merit
19. 79.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    Downgrading network to 2.4G is probably all they needed.
20. 80.▲
    by Svoka 8mo ago

    Honestly pick between Vulkan and DX12 is very superficial. But you can easily make Vulkan run on macOS. Not sure what would be the reason to use DX12 in the new project today given free choice of technology, especially when team comes from
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    by Svoka 8mo ago

    Westerner's fascination with russia is what baffles me. Only 'special' weapon russia has is a disregard to human life westerners can't even comprehend for some reason. They call it 'winter' or some other silly
22. 82.▲
    by Svoka 9mo ago

    I urge you to try Ostriv. Ukrainian medieval villager community simulator.
23. 83.▲
    by Svoka 9mo ago

    I wonder if the support made it to Caddy yet (seems to be WIP https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/7399 )
24. 84.▲
    by Svoka 9mo ago

    This is strangest read I had in a while. It is like saying that operating a submarine is very counter intuitive, I know how to operate an airliner, both are vehicles.
25. 85.▲
    by Svoka 9mo ago

    Pixelmator probably is Lightroom. And adobe has "Photography Bundle" with Lightroom and Photoshop for $20/mo.
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    by Svoka 9mo ago

    This channel contains videos of journey from setting up environment and busy wait embedded LED blinking, to basically re-inventing and then using Embassy. 4 oldest videos. https://www.youtube.com/@therustybits/videos
27. 87.▲
    by Svoka 9mo ago

    Ah, C has stable ABI unlike C++, never would get tired of unresolved std::__1 symbols.
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    by Svoka 9mo ago

    What would be a reason to bring Zig in? For example, Rust has additional memory guarantees when compared to C.
29. 89.▲
    by Svoka 10mo ago

    You can just not use it at all, there are alternatives. Why do you want to get rid of something which you are not forced to use?
30. 90.▲
    by Svoka 10mo ago

    How do you manage macOS desktop apps with those, I am confused. The article is about set up of a personal workspace.