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by akagusu 11mo ago
Rust definitively became a cult. Humanity runs on C and C runs on devices that Rust devs can't even imagine they exist, but they want humanity to bend the knee to the god Rust. This madness needs to stop.
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by akagusu 11mo ago
Indeed. They really copied it.
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by akagusu 11mo ago
Google is in a position where it doesn't need to offer good products; an ok-ish product is more than enough to keep people using it and the "re-announce features" is the marketing part that keep people signing up for the serv
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by akagusu 11mo ago
They don't care about this particular feature and many other features because this is not how they make money. The lack of this feature has zero impact in Google revenue and having or not having this feature also has zero impact in new
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The Ten Commandments for C Programmers(lysator.liu.se)
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by akagusu 11mo ago
Why do people hate C?
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Google is killing the open web, part 2(wok.oblomov.eu)
418 points by akagusu 11mo ago|356 comments
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AT&T Archives: The Unix Operating System [video](youtube.com)
4 points by akagusu 11mo ago|0 comments
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KDE Plasma 6 Wayland on FreeBSD(euroquis.nl)
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A Pentium in Your Hand(hackaday.com)
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by akagusu 11mo ago
>> Wayland exists because, thanks to hardware innovations, there's a better way to do the job than what was possible in the 80s. Unfortunately Wayland is not a better way.
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Why use OpenBSD?(tumfatig.net)
146 points by akagusu 11mo ago|103 comments
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My way to remove "Linuxisms" from FreeBSD(eugene-andrienko.com)
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by akagusu 11mo ago
I also like Rust but I honestly don't understand why they are desperately replacing battle tested production quality sw for alpha quality ones. It is insane.
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by akagusu 11mo ago
Why are they breaking what ain't broken? This Rust madness went too far, some one need to stop it. They are replacing perfectly functional software for unfinished buggy Rust versions just to replace C without any needs and this is hurt
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by akagusu 11mo ago
If you call it genocide HN censors will down vote you until oblivion
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by akagusu 1y ago
The reality is that billionaires can do whatever they want. The negative consequences are minimal or non existent
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by akagusu 1y ago
Why this was flagged? Censorship in HN is rampant
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by akagusu 1y ago
Unpopular opinion: why not reduce the dependency on 3rd party packages? Why not reduce the number of dependencies so you can know what code you are using?
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by akagusu 1y ago
> build a simple job scheduler that orchestrates data syncs from 2 CRMs I'm out of the market for a while. Is this something junior devs do today?
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by akagusu 1y ago
> End users of your application (and hopefully yourself, as well) want a clean home directory. End users don't care, dotfiles are hidden by default.
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by akagusu 1y ago
Only people from US think in America as synonymous with USA
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by akagusu 1y ago
There is a sustainable censorship campaign running on HN. Everything that makes government looks bad or is contrary to government beliefs gets flagged
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by akagusu 1y ago
The takeaway from the article is this: > The latter is a Tool Of Power™ best suited for use only by OS builders and true experts. Linux used to empower users, now developers want to gatekeep what users can or cannot do on their ow
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by akagusu 1y ago
why this was flagged?
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by akagusu 1y ago
Item 15 of the license states: THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM *"AS IS"* WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND They have no obligations to provide documentation, binaries or anything beyond the so
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by akagusu 1y ago
> Open source loses this war because proprietary devices are streamlined. "Open source" didn't loose because it didn't fight anything. It was exactly "Open source" that enabled Google to dominate the smartph
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by akagusu 1y ago
Thanks for the information.
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by akagusu 1y ago
why this was flagged?
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by akagusu 1y ago
I am totally skeptic about freemium too. Are FastAPI and SQLAlchemy freemium too? I didn't know that. Can you share more info, please?

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