bogwog

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by bogwog 1y ago
> then I realized I loved it _way_ more than SublimeText, especially on performance I currently have 19 instances of Sublime Text open, each to a separate folder containing a mix of C++ and Python code bases (some tiny some huge). Like ~
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by bogwog 1y ago
It's commendable to try and challenge Sublime, the undisputed performance champion in GUI text editing, but making false claims is a massive red flag. I know it probably didn't, but I wonder if part of Sequoia's decision to i
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by bogwog 1y ago
Oh well, back to Sublime Text. RIP Zed, you had a good run.
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by bogwog 1y ago
Interesting article, but why does it randomly switch from dark to light mode once you scroll past a certain point?
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by bogwog 1y ago
> prospering Like 90%+ of internet traffic goes to a handful of sites owned by tech giants. Most of what's left is SEO garbage serving those same tech giants' ad networks.
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by bogwog 1y ago
Maybe a manual filter isn't the right solution, but this does seem to add a lot of missing pieces. The first time you try to commit on a new install, git nags you to set your email address and name. I could see something similar happen
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by bogwog 1y ago
Did you read the post? This isn't about censorship, but about conversations that cause harm to the user. To me that sounds more like suggesting suicide, or causing a manic episode like this: https://www.nytimes.com/2025
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by bogwog 1y ago
It may reduce your life span by 50%, but when you consider it improves your productivity by 100x, it means you lived more of a life than those that didn't. (Also, I'm assuming this post is a joke, but some of the comments here see
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by bogwog 1y ago
I don't block javascript for security reasons, I block it for performance, privacy, and UX reasons. If there's a 0day that can be exploited by random javascript in the browser, UBlock won't save us. > if you value your tim
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by bogwog 1y ago
FYI, uBlock Origin has javascript blocking features just like NoScript, so if you're already using it as your ad blocker, you don't need a separate extension to block javascript too
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by bogwog 1y ago
For me, if the site is broken and I'm interested in the content, I sometimes enable JavaScript temporarily without adding it to my whitelist. Deciding what to do when I encounter a broken site is the easy part. The challenge is sites l
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by bogwog 1y ago
Basically, if Nvidia sold AI GPUs at consumer prices, OpenAI and others would buy them all up for the lower price, consumers would not be able to buy them, and Nvidia would make less money. So instead, we normies can only get "gaming&q
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by bogwog 1y ago
The problem isn't the lack of laws, it's the lack of enforcement. Biden's FTC gave us a glimpse of what a working antitrust enforcer could look like, and it caused a bunch of influential billionaires to switch political alleg
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by bogwog 1y ago
Get a recent AMD or Intel laptop, add Linux, and install TLP. Idk if you'll get 12hr or not, but my Asus PX13 survived a 9hr+ intercontinental flight while working on a C++ codebase including compilation in Sublime Text with clangd LSP
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by bogwog 1y ago
LLM writing style does to the brain what Microsoft Sam does to the ears.
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by bogwog 1y ago
These are ridiculous scenarios to try and optimize for. A smartphone feature isn't going to save someone from an abusive spouse or a serial killer, and if it does, it'll be an exceptional situation. There was a youtuber who got ki
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by bogwog 1y ago
Everything works out of the box, and it doesn't use a third party layer like MicroG. The difference is that Google's apps/services are not given admin privileges like they usually are, so you can selectively enable or disable
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by bogwog 1y ago
A fedora atomic fork with nothing but Chrome/Firefox + Gnome or KDE would do this. ...But who would use that? If you know how to install an operating system on a laptop, you're already not the target audience for this. OEMs aren&#
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by bogwog 1y ago
> We decided that the best way to do this is to integrate the life-cycle records into the firmware layer. By embedding telemetry capabilities directly within the firmware, we ensure that device health and usage data is captured the mome
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by bogwog 1y ago
I vaguely remember some benchmark I read a while back for some other io_uring project, and it suggested that io_uring syscalls are more expensive than whatever the other syscalls were that it was being used to replace. It's still a big
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by bogwog 1y ago
TIL about the existence of a passionate #pragma once hating subculture. Since you seem to be more knowledgeble about this, I'm curious to know which C++ compilers lack support? I know that at least the 3 big ones do (GCC, Clang, and MS
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by bogwog 1y ago
I don't understand what you're saying here. #pragma once does the job that include guards used to do, but with less work, and in a less error prone way. How is it broken, and how is the size of a project relevant?
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by bogwog 1y ago
I just did a search for "wordpress hosting" and picked one of the first results without shopping around, and the (clearly overpriced) plan I saw was $9.99/mo. In ten years that'd be $1200. A WP deployment on a simple sha
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by bogwog 1y ago
The average age of congress members is 58 years old, which is 6 years older than the first cellphone call. Wikipedia lists 4 Congress members that have died in office of "unspecified natural causes" since 2022. Aka they literally
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by bogwog 1y ago
> the experience of assembling something from pieces. What pieces? RPis are single board computers, no assembly required. If Intel NUCs were sold without a case/shell, they'd probably be able to appeal more to the same hobby ma
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by bogwog 1y ago
Do people care that one of the most powerful men in the world has become an enthusiastic cheerleader for the ignorant beliefs and dangerous rhetoric that led to the deadliest war in human history? Yes, I believe they do.
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by bogwog 1y ago
Yeah, it seems easier (and healthier?) to make friends with your current neighbors than to try to build a concentration camp of friends.
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by bogwog 1y ago
I had an idea once but not the time nor motivation to build it: a database of game design with links to gameplay snippets. So for example an article on "2D platforming" that discusses the implementation in Super Mario, and include
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by bogwog 1y ago
In case you weren't aware, a blue hat is typically associated with law enforcement in the US. On its own it'd be no problem, but the logo, the paper, and the comment above correctly pointing out concerns/lack of acknowledgeme
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by bogwog 1y ago
Education is obsolete thanks to AI. US is just ahead of the curve as usual. (/s in case it wasn't obvious)

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