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by asddubs 2y ago
hardware is closed source but in software the pi does open source better. they develop and mainline kernel drivers for their hardware
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by asddubs 2y ago
I think the main point is that you know the company/product support isn't just going to disappear into the sunset in 2 years and you're stuck with an increasingly outdated hacked together kernel thrown over a wall
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by asddubs 2y ago
I think people did, to some extent. "Not an apple fanboy, but..." is a sentence i've heard more than once. But apple's figurehead never made as much of a habit as acting publicly obnoxious, not even during the steve jobs
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by asddubs 2y ago
I think it's because people don't want to come off as endorsing elon musk/distance themselves from his weirder fans. I'll say though, 3 years ago is well after he called that one rescue diver a pedo so I don't know
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by asddubs 2y ago
in that case the product was also not really intended to be eaten as food. it was one single tortilla chip in a plastic bag sold for 10 euros (IIRC).
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by asddubs 2y ago
i can see missing this during testing since it relies on doing the flow twice. though i have a hard time imagining a team of people not figuring this out in less than 5 days
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by asddubs 2y ago
agreed, though if a developer had manually made the mistake they might have realized the problem in less than 5 days. copy paste a bunch of ai generated code into your project and no one can try to deduce where the problem might lie once so
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by asddubs 2y ago
230v 50Hz
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by asddubs 2y ago
the writing has been on the wall for a long time (as the post mentions too). I'm cynical so I think to some extent it's related to the fact that writing a browser from scratch has been able to attract significant funding, whereas
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by asddubs 2y ago
and what does basically outlawing offering someone a better salary do for salary pressure?
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by asddubs 2y ago
when will people learn, cat as a service just does not scale
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by asddubs 2y ago
inventing a solution to a problem, only in america
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by asddubs 2y ago
it's an anniversary celebration post, not a "what is krita" post. It's meant for people already following the project. Krita is an application primarily aimed at digital artwork rather than editing images. So a strong em
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by asddubs 2y ago
qtcreator actually supports a workflow quite similar to Visual Basic 6 in terms of making guis/adding functionality to buttons, etc
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by asddubs 2y ago
Yeah, I had to reread the opening paragraph before I got it
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by asddubs 2y ago
yeah, this reeks of confirmation bias. It's cool that Steve Jurvetson lets CuriousMarc play with his collection to this extent, and what we got out of it has been amazing, but I don't assume this to be the general case. Counterexa
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by asddubs 2y ago
discord servers
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by asddubs 2y ago
so wait for M5 to buy M4
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by asddubs 2y ago
got it, never do apt-get upgrade
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by asddubs 2y ago
What is it for?
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by asddubs 2y ago
From what I understand that 100 words for snow thing isn't really true, it's just that the language uses compound words like german, so it's just that an adjective + noun is rolled into one word (e.g. powder snow would also b
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by asddubs 2y ago
Well, it also affects the battery life, so it's not entirely wasted on the ipad
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by asddubs 2y ago
do any email clients support js?
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by asddubs 2y ago
FWIW as a minor correction, the issue was not closed as wontfix, but for procedural reasons. This would require someone to submit an RFC for it.
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by asddubs 2y ago
This absolutely will happen, and most likely the other process is also PHP. The most obvious example is caching anything to a file. I don't hate PHP though, I just don't feel the need to convince myself it couldn't be improve
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by asddubs 2y ago
this code will run into problems with race conditions if the file is created after file_exists is called but before fopen is called
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by asddubs 2y ago
I know you're making a point but of course realistically, nuclear businesses would just try to structure themselves in such a way that in the event of a fallout the company can just go bankrupt without disrupting those benefitting from
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by asddubs 2y ago
Oh yeah, thanks for that. I actually knew about this but completely forgot it existed. Getting back into latex after not having used it for a while
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by asddubs 2y ago
I've actually found that LED bulbs have only gotten more and more reliable over time. I used to have to replace them regularly but I haven't had one fail in several years now. And permanent LED fixtures are the stupid design. Who
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by asddubs 2y ago
I don't know why this is downvoted, it's overstating things a little but there's some truth to it for sure. The other day I was googling for the name of the \mid Latex math symbol. It's basically a pipe with some space a

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