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asddubs
3y ago
the thought of having a javascript app control a spaceship is viscerally terrifying however
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asddubs
3y ago
google bought youtube and android
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asddubs
3y ago
i'm not super convinced by the argument, the only thing I could think of would be a youtube comment talking about an actual zip file automatically turning that mention into a link. youtube specifically seems very eager with its auto-li
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asddubs
3y ago
class variables can be typed now though, so the data type validation argument doesn't hold at least for basic type system validation
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asddubs
3y ago
there's a difference between temporary feature flags which eventually go away and permanent ones. say you build a new feature that has some overlap with an existing feature flagged one, and you unify some of the UI for it. now you have
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asddubs
3y ago
turns out "go" is also a verb.
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asddubs
3y ago
sounds like a nightmare and a half given enough time.
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asddubs
3y ago
In some countries, gifts are exchanged on christmas eve
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asddubs
3y ago
It was always pretty easy to violate the GPL and get away with it. Repercussions only happen if you successfully get sued.
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asddubs
3y ago
Well, it's a bit of a unique situation in that they don't directly care about the code being on github, but the secondary effect that it being on github has - microsoft violating the code license terms (which are in the license)
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asddubs
3y ago
can we please have ssd prices drop again at some point then?
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asddubs
3y ago
Can you get me on the list? Also how strict is the age requirement
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asddubs
3y ago
The folding ideas video on these "masterclasses" is really good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biYciU1uiUw This is about using underpaid ghostwriters to write the books, but obviously using AI is just the next l
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asddubs
4y ago
I suppose it's true in the same way that having knives in your kitchen makes it more likely that you might cut yourself. but a kitchen without knives kind of sucks so
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asddubs
4y ago
lunar lobster introduces the option to put snaps on hold
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asddubs
4y ago
if it's reasoning through problems, why is it so bad at math?
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asddubs
4y ago
that would work if no license didn't mean all rights reserved by default
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asddubs
4y ago
javascript has the advantage that front and backend can share code, but as a language it's much worse. php at least has been able to break backwards compat to fix its worst design mistakes, and natively has typing
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asddubs
4y ago
the code is a reference to oracle v google
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asddubs
4y ago
might as well go for Kwimp then and become part of KDE
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asddubs
4y ago
prompts are not necessary for functional cookies
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asddubs
4y ago
putting aside that 12% is still a fair bit, I wonder how much value it brings them in more intangible ways, that would only become obvious if they "lost" windows.
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asddubs
4y ago
it's better than laundering gpl code, but it still breaks the licensing terms of those licenses as well, namely attribution
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asddubs
4y ago
the problem is that apple also heavily censors security unrelated things. e.g. art platforms and emulators, just to name two prominent examples.
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asddubs
4y ago
maybe shuttleworth is not interested in selling?
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asddubs
4y ago
A canonical engineer did fix a kernel bug that prevented my laptop from booting on newer kernel versions. And they do develop their own software, too. Saying that they are "just a package" is not giving them enough credit.
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asddubs
4y ago
I don't think we should hold technology to the same standards as humans. I'm also allowed to memorize what someone said, but that doesn't mean I'm allowed to record someone without their knowledge (depending on the locat
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asddubs
4y ago
most of the criticism I've seen is that it's all trained on uncompensated stolen artwork. Much like how copilot is trained on GPL code, disregarding its license terms.
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asddubs
4y ago
why didn't they just switch to rockylinux?
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asddubs
4y ago
not universally true, gigabyte motherboards definitely allow you to disable this
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