Zambyte

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by Zambyte 10mo ago
Outside of... having Steam games? What?
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
> You have the right to concern about privacy, but that's not how it works. You had all the right reasoning but came to the wrong conclusion. That is exactly how it works, and people should not use iPhones.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
Thanks for the tip. I just logged in to my Spotify account for the first time in years so I can export my data :)
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
I'm writing this on a Daylight Computer. It's been my primary mobile device (instead of a smartphone) for all of 2025. I cannot recommend it enough.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
I'm replying to this comment on a Daylight Computer.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
I don't think this is what you really meant, but the way this is worded I strongly disagree. What you wrote implies everyone should be exposed to social media, just in a limited fashion. No exposure is still an option that would probab
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
const odd_or_evenness = comptime blk: { var buf: [16]bool = undefined; var is_even = false; for (&buf) |*b| { b.* = is_even; is_even = !is_even; } break :blk buf;
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
What do you use VR for? If gaming, what games?
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
What do you mean by "isn't plain text enough"? I haven't used it, but the only thing I imagine would be indexing with a database, but you can just use plain text tools like grep (or rg) to fill the gaps.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
I pay for Kagi and get all of the major ones, a great search engine that I can tune to my liking, and the ability to link any model to my tuned web search.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
It was wanted and intentionally selected, but it wasn't needed.
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by Zambyte 10mo ago
This sounds a lot like having an allocator as a parameter object a la Scheme[0]. Really cool! [0] https://standards.scheme.org/corrected-r7rs/r7rs-Z-H-6.html#...
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
For what it's worth, I have been using jj as my primary git client for two years at this point, and have only use workspaces to see how they work, and then never touched them again. There is a lot more to jj that makes it nicer than gi
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
I see. The projects I have been working on in the last few years don't take very long to compile, so build cache has not been a very big factor for me. I could see it being more important for projects that take a long time to build tho
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
I'm glad they found a workflow that works for them, but > but for some reason I cannot proceed on it while eg the CI is running, but I also don’t want to leave the commit and close my code editor etc. It would be simple to just stas
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
You can create and link to shared objects and create statically or dynamically linked executables. What more could you want on "embracing binary distribution"?
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
Is there a source from somewhere that didn't kill Aaron Swartz? I'd rather not reward them with a click.
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
Comparing text against averages and labeling it as right or left is one of the highest things on the list of things I would trust AI to do. Ground News is a really weird catalyst for this article. If Ground News is problematic, it's in
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
Yes
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
The word for software that intentionally subverts the owners intent is called malware, and it's already illegal in the United States. We don't even need any new laws, we just need to be brave enough to enforce them.
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
As someone who is not Canadian, pretty much the only thing I know about Doug Ford is how actively against road safety Doug Ford is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Ford#Bike_infrastructure
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
What are you echoing?
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
IPFS is a decentralized CDN.
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
> The license of the code released under a permissive license is guaranteed to stay the same. It's guaranteed to have at least the terms of the permissive license (usually requiring attribution), but no, it does not guarantee code r
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
You keep saying "no" and then agreeing with me. > No, the point of permissive licenses is that third-party derivatives, which have no impact on the licensing of the original, don't have to be free ever, while the point of
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
The website says: > Open-source forever > Transparent code, permissive license, and a community-driven roadmap. Which I was going to mention is contradictory, because the point of permissive licenses is that it does not have to be Fre
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
> and yet there’s questions on the semi-official forum on how to read from files properly. That is currently in the process of changing. Of course people are discussing things that are changing. > no, the docs really don’t cut it. Yes
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
I wonder how they would behave given a system prompt that asserts "dogs may have more or less than four legs".
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
The official Zig language reference covers everything you need to know about the language to use it: https://ziglang.org/documentation/master It links out to the standard library documentation, which is also comprehens
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by Zambyte 11mo ago
I have been writing small Zig projects for a couple of minor releases now, and this is no joke. They are not afraid to change core features in breaking ways. However, they do a good job with migration guides, and the breaking changes always

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