Xeamek

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by Xeamek 3y ago
Now we need a terraria build for RISC, so we can play terraria in terraria
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Because I want to experience LSF?
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by Xeamek 3y ago
After I finish the whole process, can I slap pacman on top my freshly build LTS and effectively transform it into Arch and daily drive it? Or is it only meant "for the journey" of building it, but can't realistically be used
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by Xeamek 3y ago
To be exact, those aren't exploits of android itself, just the device it's running on. Not much of a difference in the outcome, but i guess it doesn't defeat the argument of google having good platform
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Extremely incorrect and yet extreemely Smug, everyone's favorite internet personality!
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by Xeamek 3y ago
If by FP we mean Monads recurrence and no single drop of state, then yes. If by FP we mean "Let's write our functions as pure (and leave IO as a magic box for time being)", then this is undeniably more straightforward then ge
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Ah, my bad then. If it's for student, you could maybe get educational license, that is completely free for all their products, but I imagine it could be quite a hassle
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Have you tried pyCharm? I believe even community (free) edition should have support You are looking for
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Didn't manjaro fell out of grace and right now the hot new go to is EndeavourOS?
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Why does it matter if you are signed in? I mean, it's not like not singing in into microsoft account somehow prevents them from collecting telemetry. It's might be /slightly/ harder for them to match your profile, but we
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Why is the Registry a failed concept?
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by Xeamek 3y ago
A but unhinged to compare first party telemetry to actually unrestricted malware, no matter how you square it
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Is this REALLY what You think? That the only possible reason for this is intentionall malice and not the fact that microsoft account is probably one of the biggest if not the biggest integrated service on the web (from cloud management with
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by Xeamek 3y ago
At this point its simply not devices that are being sold, but the package device+software. There simply isn't a market for android-capable devices only
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by Xeamek 3y ago
You can remap it back. Not to defend them, just FYI
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by Xeamek 3y ago
You massively underestimate how much business world (corporate especially) depends on MS Office and how deeply integrated it is into companies eco systems.
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Google doesn't have nearly as much control over android as microsoft has over windows.
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by Xeamek 3y ago
You wouldn't though. Because a lot of different crashes (not to mention warnings) are handled automatically and are restarted before you even notice. If you have android, just connect it to pc, open logcat and filter for errors only.
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Don't know about the need of INFINITE nesting, but damn is that frustrating when apps copy browsers-style tabs but don't provide the ability to rip one tab into a completely new window. I'm not blaming apps creators, cause (A
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by Xeamek 3y ago
Error reporting is far from being redundant though, it's literally 1 step away from being 'logically necessary'
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by Xeamek 3y ago
That depends what telemetry though. Assuming this telemetry is purely about app's performance and behavior and is trully anonymous(I know that's big assumption, for sake of the argument let's believe it is the case), taking a
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by Xeamek 4y ago
Extremely reductive take, to the point of naivety.
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by Xeamek 4y ago
No, we had a feature enabled intentionally and it intentionally scans tons of popular websites, the only accidntal part that it scans more websites then intended. There is no reason to pretend there is some bigger conspiracy. If microsoft r
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by Xeamek 4y ago
"This must be the weakest reason I’ve seen in consumer tech and the bar is very low." Wym? It's decent feature (if you are the target for it). Ability to track your subscriptions from all of the different websites in one unif
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by Xeamek 4y ago
But it doesn't learn its error, that's the whole problem. It only responds to 'accusations' from user in the most common way, which is 'apologies-like'. The weight of phrases like "you are wrong" is i
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by Xeamek 4y ago
>The assumption in your post is that the ‘bullshitting’ won’t/can’t be solved within a few iterations. Because it can't, at least not how chatGPT currently operates. Is it possible there will be more breakthroughs soon? Sure.
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by Xeamek 4y ago
Link the papers.
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by Xeamek 4y ago
Never said you can just willy nilly dance, but you won't be walking hungry, even if you might need to get out your comfort zone and god forbid work in PHP for a few months. Compare that to people who work minimum wage, have no educati
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by Xeamek 4y ago
Oh stop with the virtue signaling. We are in IT business for God sake. We make crap ton of money, we can work from pretty much anywhere in the world and the market is still undersaturated by a lot. Obviously loosing job always sucks, but t
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by Xeamek 4y ago
No, most people simply don't care about some esoteric 'privacy' when giving it up offers them much more comfort and ease of use. It's always been this way, and will always be.

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