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721.
by bfrog 6y ago
Not everyone uses net/http, and definitely not the builtin slower than python json marshaler.
722.
by bfrog 6y ago
I'm a huge fan of the multigenerational house, having grown up in one myself and now being the middle generation in a 3 generation house, it's really amazing there's always help and conversation to be found.
723.
by bfrog 6y ago
So when does everyone switch to risc-v then
724.
by bfrog 6y ago
I love my tutanota email, well worth the money. I use it for business only but honestly Id love to ditch gmail for the rest too, tired of the spam
725.
by bfrog 6y ago
Yes. The answer to the question is yes.
726.
by bfrog 6y ago
Time to starting voting with my wallet away from Apple and Google phones I think.
727.
by bfrog 6y ago
From a plethora of choice to a duopoly, spyware vs overpriced fragile hardware. Lame
728.
by bfrog 6y ago
Maybe, but the fed exit strategy will be inflation not default would be my bet. Defaulting or causing people to default on debt is how we truely get another great depression. Inflating our way out, if controlled, might be ok. Maybe. It&#x27
729.
by bfrog 6y ago
This is pretty massive! If fpga vendors provide this, what a great addition.
730.
by bfrog 6y ago
They probably won't though, because the R core I don't believe has an MMU for Linux
731.
by bfrog 6y ago
This could be an amazing chip, I imagine its a replacement for the R5?
732.
by bfrog 6y ago
Yep, all debian and cent now, no more snap craziness for me
733.
by bfrog 6y ago
The other 48-49% are just cluelessly oblivious to what reality is. One person getting sick in the family is all it takes.
734.
by bfrog 6y ago
KDevelop at one point had the most amazing built-in C++ parser and AST outside of visual studio. It blew my mind how good the autocomplete, contextual highlights, and error highlights were. This is right around the early kdevelop 4 days. I&
735.
by bfrog 6y ago
I mean, even if your young its ridiculous. I'm mid thirties now with a wife and kid, healthcare costs are double my mortgage. For the highest deductible I can get. None of us have any illnesses or do anything other than see the physici
736.
by bfrog 6y ago
I find that running powertop on my Thinkpad I can go from modest battery times of like 5-6 hours on my t460 to all day battery times. Really wish it was just built-in to the distro or kernel in a more automatic way at this point.
737.
by bfrog 6y ago
Yeah I mean, nothing like the automated android updates that make the phone invevitably slower, less usable, and break previously ingrained interaction flows. See the gmail app for endless pointless tweaking. It solved email perfectly fine,
738.
by bfrog 6y ago
Apple is looking to squeeze coin out of a stone to keep their stock holders happy and financials looking good, rather than growing their products and customers.
739.
by bfrog 6y ago
I wonder how this affects repairability and insurance costs? Steel is seemingly repair able by bending and welding, I can't imagine stamped aluminum let alone cast is ever repairable? Doesn't that make insurance insanely expensive
740.
by bfrog 6y ago
CEO makes almost $3M if that's any sign
741.
by bfrog 6y ago
Good
742.
by bfrog 6y ago
It's a bit sad but not unexpected. I rode on two 747 flight in my life, both pretty memorable. Maybe the mourning for these planes is less about the planes but the kinds of epic flights most people would hop on them for. I rode one fro
743.
by bfrog 6y ago
I guess I'm in that minority of people that left me when it went through the boondoggle of the early super broken 4.x releases, and started using gnome 3. Gnome 3 is distraction free to me. I don't even notice it most days. There&
744.
by bfrog 6y ago
True until the code blows up to extraordinary sizes because of lack of expressive features. Rust code is incredibly easy to understand. Far, far easier than C++ in my opinion.
745.
by bfrog 6y ago
Is this that site that's always wanting my PI to sell off? Whenever I mistakenly click a link to it to see the whole answer? Maybe this will be the death knell.
746.
by bfrog 6y ago
Is this another electron ide that takes minutes to copy paste in?
747.
by bfrog 6y ago
Why is it when parallels is brought up, its always "award winning" whats so award winning this point about virtual machine software.
748.
by bfrog 6y ago
I'd assume the author of ardour knows what they are talking about! I remember running most things just fine on a dual athlon mp, cubase and ardour. Granted this is quite awhile ago.
749.
by bfrog 6y ago
Why is rust the most loved language? Perhaps it's because the creators and curators seem to care so much about these exact things.
750.
by bfrog 6y ago
It's too bad Go has poor performance calling C functions, if it didn't I think most issues with the language could be worked around.

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