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by arka2147483647 3y ago
If you move from not-so-prosperous place to where its booming, there is no way you get equivalent home for the same price
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Windows.h defines MAX_PATH as 260. Many apps do something like char path[MAX_PATH] In that case, no amount of prefixing will help you, if random app enforces the limit.
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by arka2147483647 3y ago
Sadly, the powershell windows ships with is 5.1. Why? Because of backwards Compatibilytytytyy
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Most steam games use the steam api, and do something along the lines of: If steam not running, show error popup.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
It’s incredibly difficult to change established brands. Especially for open source projects which do not have large marketing budjets. KDE was foolish to try, and the best they can do is just accept that KDE is a deptop envirenment.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
But there has been changes to the way bitcoin works, and even forks because of it, eg bitcoin cash. Now, irrelevant of what you think of those, the community can, and has changed the way Bitcoin works. And, as such, it can also change what
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
From readme: - Can it run doom - Inference of LLaMA model in pure C/C++ - Plain C/C++ implementation without dependencies It really does not explain itsef to the uniniated. I infer it is some kind of language model. Why/how i
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
What is lama? What can it do?
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Modern computer has near infinite amout of software. Do i want write code. Yes. Do i want to write ALL of it. No. But linux assumes you kinda sorta do want to do it.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
I would argue, that in the view of Buffet, innovation, or intellectual property, would be a form of moat. Having resources yor competitor does not have, eg best engineers, would also be a moat.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
> I see no problems here I see differently. You have a news. There is text. Ai generated. There is an image. Ai generated. There is a reference to a convincing study. Ai generated. You try to use your logic textbook to process this. That
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
> If software engineers get too comfortable with one framework or tool a bunch of them will just try something new or some new paradigm since they're bored I often wonder wether this is because software is such a new field (people h
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
You forget the immense depth of everything that is computers today. It simply is not possible to learn everything, even basics of everything, in the time to get a decree.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
> I think it works perfectly for stack overflow. Rarely is the full answer in the Google blurb. I almost always click through to the actual SO post. No. There are websites that copy the content from SO to their Site, and then they SEO th
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Perhapse so, but i think psycologically, having your devices ’hide’ behind a NAT feels a lot more safe than having them out in the wild with only some firewall rules to protect them. Secondarily, to many users both ipv6 routing and NAT are
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Whenever i read these ipv6 discussions, i cant help to think there is a huge disconnect between users and designers of ipv6: - Designers think globally routable internet is a huge achievement - Users just want to hide their devices from the
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
If you remove the thermal limit, and if this breaks your cpu, for example, within one year, should intel then replace your cpu? Thermal limits like this are really about managing the manufacturers liabilities, and protecting the expected li
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Feels to me that to Amazon; Comics are subset, of the Books subset, of the Publishing subset, of the Store subset, of the Kindle subset, of whatever division subset of Amazon. That is, not important enough to customize anything. Sad. And ye
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
You should not enter into a legal agreement for free. You are bound by it weather you understand it or not. Also, what you submit, and what the agreement says you give, are not the same thing. The agreement will stay in effect, even if you
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
> Every systems-level language ... Is Cpp systems-level language? As I see, the problems arrives from the fact that Cpp is a multi-paradigm language, and as such contains a near endless wealth of features to combine. Also modern Cpp take
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
All this talk of rvalues, auto, and string_view is PRECICELY the problem with cpp. There are so many details you need to keep track of, and eventually you make a mistake. Now, yes, i know what all of that does, and how they are supposed to
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
I have read somewhere that it would be possible to use libclang to parse C++. I have no experience on this, but perhaps you should look into it?
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
A playground is easily observable by a parent. Mobile apps usually arent.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Well, he really struck a ligthning rod, people here seem to be arguing that, 1. He is wrong, PM are not at all like that 2. He is wrong, ofcourse that is what PM does 3. He is wrong, the criticism is written the wrong way Amusing…
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
The subject is messy. For example; traditionally memset() and memcpy() are clib functions, but ofcourse nowdays any good compiler will intrisic or optimize those. Same for atomics.
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
I have heard from somewhere that there once was an idea of making computers work in terms of objects, instead of streams. Ie, the storage layer would store individual objects, not bytes. And that the sizeof object, count of objects, params
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
Imagine you want to build a City a. You come to a green empty field. Nothing is done, everything is possible. b. You come to a town. A lot has been built, a lot of space used, but there are still many fields around the town to expand to, an
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
I believe the intent was to say that Fertilizers made from Fossile Fuels subsidize the Nutrients in the ground. That is, the ground itself cannot support the amount of food we grow, unless we, the humans, subsidise the ground with fertilize
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
If they employ the core team, and own the immaterial rigths, they could 1. Make next version propietary, or particially propietary 2. Keep updating the closed version, no more core team for open version 3. After some time the open version i
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by arka2147483647 4y ago
This is really naive about how much of effective programming is about knowing the frameworks, libraries, corner cases, idiom, etc of each language. Sure, you can write-in-C in all languages, as the saying goes. But to be a professional, and

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