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by bestouff 3y ago
No offense but Australia, UK very much tend to have the same mentality as the US, from an exterior point of view.
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by bestouff 3y ago
> and possibly even Rust. This is patently false. Rust has a severe backwards compatibility policy.
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by bestouff 3y ago
In our visible spectrum. Maybe (I don't know) black faces have more contrast in some other "non-visible" wavelength, and it's just a matter of using the right camera.
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by bestouff 3y ago
GNOME terminal works well for me. And from experience I'm not surprised the terminals cited in the blog post don't work.
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by bestouff 3y ago
It is manipulation. Different countries have different values systems and people in there don't need huge cars and huge houses to feel like they are better persons.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Leases ? You didn't understand how it works. Boss has a company. Boss buys some big office. Boss rents its office to its company. Some systemic tax rebates apply. Boss gets even more rich. RTO is a nightmare for these people.
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by bestouff 3y ago
... until your phone and OS web browser will refuse to connect to the "greynet", or that just attempting to do so has you categorized as being a potential outlaw.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Hey you are a younger version of me ! I completely agree, and I am now very selective wrt where and with who I work and I still love my job.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Yes of course, but the original example was Blender, running on today's hardware. IMO this is just sloppy engineering in this case.
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by bestouff 3y ago
By using a GC language you avoid a few of them. By using Rust with a proper framework you should avoid most of them, if not all. A proper type system can save your ass very often.
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by bestouff 3y ago
I don't think so. Serializing is IO-bound, if your format is "simple" (e.g. CBOR) you can't measure the difference. All this look like BS to justify laziness to me, and makes loading/saving operations fragile and se
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by bestouff 3y ago
Indeed. It's exactly the same (albeit on a different scale) as NTP synchronization, where you can frequently (ha!) reach a few ms accuracy over a hundred ms latency network.
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by bestouff 3y ago
This is an offensive comment.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Chip making is in a really sad state of automation. There's lots of money poured into very ingenious products, but the major incumbents have to real incentive to standardize, so you still have some unstructured file formats (SPICE) wit
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by bestouff 3y ago
How can you call a method on a type if you don't know anything about it ? How do you even know the method exist without some dynamic casting of sorts ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
My partner and I are both more educated than the other one, but each one in its own (very unrelated) field. I'm so proud of how good and recognized she's in her field (from what I can understand), and I hope she appreciates how I
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by bestouff 3y ago
C and C++ are very different from a C/C++ (ha !) programmer's point of view, but from a more general "computer scientist" point of view they are nearly the same: AoT compiled language, no garbage collection, typed, fast,
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by bestouff 3y ago
I also have an m1 under linux and I regret choosing it.
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by bestouff 3y ago
> people you talk to online are just googling up wikipedia articles to base their world view upon on the fly. Well you're lucky if they do; often they just make stuff up on the fly depending on what they saw on some dubious media or
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by bestouff 3y ago
What ? I don't think this person understands what generics are.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Anywhere in Europe actually.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Indeed, as a French I find many Americans are lacking basic English skills. /s
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by bestouff 4y ago
That's cool and all, but I would have preferred ```csv as a marker instead.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Oh thank you for the pointer. I'm exactly at your point where I tried it a few times, but >30 years of VIM keybindings in my fingers make it too painful to switch and stick to it. I'll try those. BTW: nearly 500 stars for this
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by bestouff 4y ago
I have one. TB is not there, suspend doesn't work (eats battery at the same rate that poweron, often renders wifi, keyboard or trackpad unusable), and many little things still don't work. I have no hope seeing it being usable in 2
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by bestouff 4y ago
Came to say this exactly. C++ encountered coding styles are often a hodgepodge of "personal preferences" and urban legends. Rust coding style is partly enforced by rustfmt and clippy. The former makes you not worry about mixing st
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by bestouff 4y ago
Maybe for some. The illusion they had of a nice job, especially with lots of money promised, made them take too big a credit for their house or whatever. And now they're doomed. You can always say this is their fault for not having for
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by bestouff 4y ago
Hear hear, so hot it's so cool !
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by bestouff 4y ago
I'd say it's a sign it takes a few months to make a correct LineageOS port to a brand new phone.
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by bestouff 4y ago
Placebo effect ?

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