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by ZoomZoomZoom 7mo ago
At least both get paid in not-pretend money.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 7mo ago
This is a google problem, but only secondary. The crux of the matter is that there's nothing that protects an open project besides reputation, and nowadays in the digital space it can be cheaply farmed. Laws could help, but they only
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by ZoomZoomZoom 7mo ago
If by AI you mean the LLM-based tools common now, then I don't want the commits in PRs I'm going to review to bring any more noise than they already do. The human operator is responsible for every line, like they always were. If b
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by ZoomZoomZoom 7mo ago
Why shouldn't this be a simple wrapper to tie Delta to some kind of file browser or a thing like television[1]? [1]: https://alexpasmantier.github.io/television/
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Years ago replacing Notepad with an alternative was a given and everybody had their favourite. Before UTF everywhere you needed at least proper character encoding handling, other features followed. Surprisingly, some of the projects such as
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
It's not polite to deny a country the agency to backslide on their own. The corrupt class is, of course, following the oppression guide, so graciously provided and field-tested by their northern neighbour, rather diligently. It would b
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I sincerely hope it's just me having trust issues.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Looks like Andreas is a mighty fine engineer, but he's even better entrepreneur. Doesn't matter if intentional or not, but he managed to create and lead a rather visible passion project, attract many contributors and use that proj
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
In Nim too, although, the author doesn't like it much.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Not really? One is the cause (bad management/tech debt/problematic architecture/no public interest, etc.), the second is the effect.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Healthy and not extremely niche Free Software projects don't disappear. My software stack I rely on daily mostly barely changed in 15 and more years. The amount of businesses closed, sold and products abandoned or swapped for the more
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
To be fair, only the mesh part of the problem is quadratic. Reliable hole punching is not that easy either. As far as I know, there is a level of circumvention in case the unwrapped WG is blocked too. The integrated service is very valuab
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I stand corrected. Although, the problem is not so single-layered. Do I understand the situation correctly, in case of iOS, to not be subject to additional limitations of the platform that restricts the distribution of your products to the
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
If you're sold on Tailscale due to them "being open" (as they semi-officially support the development of Headscale), keep in mind, that at the same time some of their clients are closed source and proprietary, and thus totall
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
What a weird use of "Romanesque" and "Baroque". Doesn't compute for me at all.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Don't know about the States, but across the pond from there, THX 1138 is not as well known as it probably deserves. I hope the public here can appreciate this Sci-Fi movie and Duvall is great there. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Dunno about using legislative moves, but yes please. The stupidest solution to a problem no one had. Moving layouts, unreachable footers, no or unsatisfactory indication of one's position. All just to remove navigation clicks no one mi
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I believe it's a joint effect of muscle atrophy (vocal folds lose mass and become thinner), lower testosterone levels, stiffening of the larynx and the general loss of elasticity (stiffer things vibrate with a higher frequency). I&#x27
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
That's not odd, it's a known common trajectory of a male voice range during the lifetime. If the vocal cords aren't ruined, if course.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
If the malicious nodes are properly participating in the network, shouldn't it be a net positive for I2P? I don't expect them to be traffic-heavy, if it's just the control plane.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
> You know what else is far-seeing? A creature that has been alive for centuries. Well, hello there!
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Yep, always forget about '--forceBuild'. You can see in the script above the nimcache directory was overriden to tmpfs for the measurement, though. Caching will be helpful in real usecases, of course. Nimscript is cool but very l
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
One of the coolest tricks is using tcc to compile "on demand." This allows you to use a compiled language like Nim for scripting, with almost no noticeable performance difference compared to interpreted languages. #!/usr&
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
> The difference is that we've more or less hit a stable Pareto front in education and healthcare. Not even close. So many parts of the world need to be pumped with target fund infusions ASAP. Only forcing higher levels of education
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I'll be that guy. For what boils down to a personal take, light on technicalities, this reads like uncannily impersonal, prolonged attempt at dramatic writing. If you believe the dates in this blog, it's totally different in tone,
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Swap partition is set and forget. Can be detected by label automatically, never fails. Swap file means fallocating, setting extended attributes (like `nocow`), finding file offset and writing it to kernel params, and other gotchas, like btr
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Yeah, until you need to hibernate to one. I understand that calculating file offsets is not rocket science, but still, all the dance required is not exactly uninvolved and feels a bit fragile.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
It's not like it's easy to shuffle partitions around. Swap files are a pain, so you need to reserve space at the end of the table. By the time you need to increase swap the previous partition is going to be full. Better overcommit
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
I was pretty sure I'd be corrected in some manner, being two of the aforementioned three. Thanks.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
...old lazy and wrong! Capital K is for Kelvin.

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