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by Tozen 4y ago
There's a fine one just like the ex, Free Pascal, waiting at https://wiki.freepascal.org/ to be checked out. Now the dream can become reality, but do take into account that satisfaction can depend on being realistic.
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Facebook parent Meta to settle Cambridge Analytica scandal case for $725M(reuters.com)
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by Tozen 4y ago
And there are other languages that interop well with and have a FFI for C.
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by Tozen 4y ago
There are those that would argue that the reasons for Pascal being lesser known than it should, involve the machinations of AT&T, other corporate entities, and orchestrated negative media. Pascal was in the way of what they were trying
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Turns Out You Can Turn Old Blu-ray Players into Microscopes(gizmodo.com)
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by Tozen 4y ago
The problem with claims of Pascal being dead or almost dead, is there are competing interests and evangelists of rival languages who wish it to be dead, and Pascal/Object Pascal simply won't do them the favor. As partially shown
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(Branch Education's) How does Computer Memory Work? [video](youtube.com)
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by Tozen 4y ago
Agree with that assessment, particularly relative to what the GP seems to be looking for. Vlang is a great alternative to check out.
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by Tozen 4y ago
> No, people in the public sphere do not think Musk is doing OK with Twitter. They thought he was doing well when all they saw was him on stage taking credit for Tesla and SpaceX's engineering work. Prior to the Twitter situation, l
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Turkey's Baykar launches new jet-powered drone, aiming for air-to-air combat(reuters.com)
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They're Breaking the Species Barrier [video](youtube.com)
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Uber Eats will use sidewalk robots to make food deliveries in Miami (USA)(theverge.com)
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by Tozen 4y ago
Good news, the competition and a new space race will likely help increase the speed that new technology comes about and get people there faster.
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by Tozen 4y ago
And they should be so worried, because of Google's apparent lack of respect for user privacy, which has them using, selling, or handing over data to whatever authorities and 3rd parties at anytime they were asked, feel like it, or coul
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by Tozen 4y ago
Based on the article, it appears that Ghosn wants to pay them additional money (3 million dollars at least) as compensation for their troubles over the last 2 years. Seems like they will be well compensated, totaling over 4 million dollars
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by Tozen 4y ago
> But is there text that a human could write that ChatGPT couldn't possibly write? No, because ChatGPT is trained on text that humans wrote. Because what ChatGPT generates is based on what humans have wrote, it can always create th
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by Tozen 4y ago
It's not that amazing. You can find complete examples of calc in Rust and Python all over the Internet. It just spit out a copy of someone else's code, and gave it to you. Instead of you having to Google search everywhere or look
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by Tozen 4y ago
> No longer does a person need to know how to program. I think this is getting caught up in media sensationalism. ChatGPT is regurgitating copied code from various sources. A way to look at this is if you could type out questions to Sta
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Primality Function Solution: Julia, Vlang, JavaScript, Elixir, Haskell(blog.devgenius.io)
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UK businesses sue Google over lost ad revenues(theregister.com)
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Coding in Pascal in 2022 [video](youtube.com)
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Ukraine Pulled Recon Drones Out of Storage, Added Bombs and Sent Them to Russia(forbes.com)
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Samsung’s Android app-signing key has leaked, is being used to sign malware(arstechnica.com)
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Working for Elon Musk: Ex-Employees Reveal His Management Strategy [video](youtube.com)
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The US Considers Sending GLSDB to Ukraine, but What Is It? [video](youtube.com)
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by Tozen 4y ago
The exercise and sleep part makes (obvious) sense, but the breakfast part seems a bit off. You are already awake and engaging in activities by the time you have made and then have eaten breakfast. A lot of people don't immediately gr
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by Tozen 4y ago
Not only that, but Bing search results look highly competitive now, if not better in various comparisons.
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by Tozen 4y ago
In most any conversations I've been in or heard involving Musk, the overall perception of him and his image was overwhelmingly positive. This entire Twitter fiasco, and how he is handling it, seems to have changed that a lot. Addition
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by Tozen 4y ago
He is definitely changing the perception many had of him. Probably many people thought of him as an eccentric tech genius and in a harmless, inspirational, or non political context. Eccentric is starting to veer towards quite crazy or unh
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by Tozen 4y ago
They can't, because one of several YouTube competitors (Dailymotion, Vimeo, DTube, Twitch, etc...) would replace them and not force logins. YouTube is about the content creators, and people and advertisers will go, where they are at.

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