Ygg2

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by Ygg2 6mo ago
> It beats the 10 year old high end. That's not necessary to avoid being a waste of sand. I remember when GPUs didn't need to wait 10 years for same chip makers worst offering to beat the top of the line. > Motherboards are
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
> Does it have to be DIY? Yes. Because only DIY allow your computer to be repaired at will. Go laptop or corporate and those get increasingly hard to fix. Not to mention if DIY market is healthy the non-DIY market is even cheaper. > B
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
That's why I said in theory. Consider that at some point Valve was a startup.
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
Yeah, but it won't be cheap or easily repairable. And they don't make them anymore.
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
> What's your definition of affordable? What years were PCs affordable? That DIY entry PCs can be built for 400 USD or less. Budget PC should be able to browse net and play a few games on the iGPU (so overall 1TB SSD, some iGPU and
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
Sure. But a startup could, in theory end up profitable and self-sufficient without a public offering. It's not impossible.
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
Thinking of megacorps as anything other than slimy, amoral, scum honestly requires superhuman levels of mental gymnastics.
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
And COPA didn't succeed at first, but try and try and you get COPPA, and now age verification laws. I don't think we'll see PC affordable in my lifetime. It didn't happen after Bitcoin crash, didn't happen post pand
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
> I've been writing code in Emacs for 20 years, I'll be writing code in Emacs in 20 years Bold assumption. On what will you run Emacs if average PC costs $12000? Yes. Even Raspberry Pi. It's not called war on general comp
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by Ygg2 6mo ago
> It looks off Depends on what you want to achieve with your look. Do you want to scream professionalism, authority, and completed? Use a regular UML tool. Want to say this is a rough draft of a few ideas? Then using UML is probably THE
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> But reading some of the made-up syntax in the "Removing Coherence" section makes my head hurt. It's interesting to note the discrepancy between replies to this blog here and, say, lobste.rs (which is neutral to it). Here
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> It feels really wasteful to burn CPU and spin up fans every time I save a file. I find it hard to justify using 30+ GB of memory to run an LSP and compiler. Have you tried using RustRover. I've never seen it go above 2-3GiB of RAM
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> Recording information about someone's computer and then sending it to the developer without their knowledge or consent is spying. That's why I said done properly. You need full transparency. What is recorded and why, and how
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
If that's the issue, that's a problem. They are telling you X. People, if they tell you, don't give their honest feedback. Or they might be a loud minority. If you ask people what coffee they want, they will all tell you lo
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
In the future, no one will need more than one and a half nines.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
Telemetry isn't bad in OSS per se. Without it, it's hard to say how an app is used and how to develop it in the future.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> Then you might say that Rust is an expressive programming language. That's not what I mean. Expressivity allows you to objectively test if two languages are different. The functional/objective/imperative are trying to ca
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> Aircraft typically carry hundreds of people and can crash to the ground. Cars are more numerous and could spontaneously either plow into pedestrians, or rear-end someone, causing chain damage and, quite often, a spillage of toxic chemi
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
I didn't know Claude bought Astral! /S
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
AGI is defined now as "whatever makes 1 trillion dollars of profit".
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
Culinary they are separate. But fruit can refer to anything that develops from a pollinated flower. Including cucumber and strawberry.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> So, the question here is: What specific information is it that you think is failing to be effectively communicated? Expressivity. As the video I linked before shows, there is a quantifiable and objective difference between a language t
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
Why are they using blue water? Can't they just use grey water?
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
True, but motivations for mass production also are motivations for making things worse off overall.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> I am producing 5x as before, my boss is paying me the same salary just for two hours of actual work per day. Great. Once your boss notices your actual work has decreased, he'll adjust compensation, increase workload, or both.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> The assembly line has been mass producing ready-made products for over 100 years and yet product quality, material stability Luckily if you want stability or quality they are nowhere to be found.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> It is, for some definition of object-oriented. Sure, for some definition of red, green is red. E.g., colorblind people. I'm interested in more broadly accepted jargon. The problem is, Rust isn't really object-oriented either.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
Pretty sure even games moved to C#.
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by Ygg2 7mo ago
> Polymorphism? That was never mentioned. Let me reiterate the definitions Sigh. Look at what started this whole discussion. > pjmlp: Plenty of OOP architectures can be implemented 1:1 in Rust type system. It's pjmlp&#x

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