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They're both really solid distros, IMO. I don't think you can go wrong with either. Manjaro is just slightly more beginner friendly with the superior app store, but for some reason still uses pulseaudio over pipewire, but can be e
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Fwiw, I've used a combination of Arch, endeavor, and manjaro over the course of ~15 years. I've been aware of the issues that the author listed for some time now, and tbh, I don't really care, I still use and enjoy manjaro fo
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Surprising how government overreach and power abuse does that. It was an unnecessary and clearly partisan attempt to indict him. I would be angry if they did this to my political enemies, and you should be too.
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Cookie clicker
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Yeah, I have to agree with this. I tried to get my team at my previous work to adopt Rust, and they all pretty much failed to really pick it up. Granted they weren't the most talented group I've worked with.
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Not that you need to be a fan, but what are your reasons for not liking Rust? As a Rust developer, I'm always curious.
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There's a phenomenon where some things can be too obvious to see.
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You can use a "?" on an option if the return type of the function is also option.
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I'd start by questioning if I need a front-end framework at all.
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Topic aside; GDQ seems to be getting more political every year. Sad to see.
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I'm not sure it's a fair comparison when we now have more mass shooting events in half-a year than the entire 1920's and 1930's combined.
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Not to start a flame war, but it's not like America just recently got guns. We didn't have a mass shooting problem until recently.
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OP is talking about China and the CCP, I think
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Probably not; teams will spend more time trying to use an alternative
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Well then it should be super popular.
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I remember when they invested in Axie Infinity when it was still sub $5. they must have made bank when it shot up to $150. The token is now back at $13.
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It's gambling with charts, and greed is an inherent vice in humans.
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Very cool! I could see myself really using this. I just wish it wasn't so dependent on SaaS - it tends to make things unreliable, and can disappear at any time.
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Anyone find it suspicious how many companies put so much effort into justifying how Rails is still a good tech for a mature company? I think the truth is really something like - we prototyped the app in Rails, because that's what Rails
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"How do you do, fellow kids?"
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I used it for a few projects. Very good for being free.
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Running servers and developing apps isn't free. I'd rather they sell their premium service to some users than sell data.
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Funny enough, I started one a few weeks ago too. I wanted to do some basic automatic type checking. Though I will probably never finish it. https://github.com/codabrink/tolkien
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> writing code in it is very hard because it constantly feels like you're wrestling the compiler I've been doing Rust for about two years. This difficulty eventually subsides and writing "safe" code becomes second-nat
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I worry about extreme conditions like this. They have a historical effect of radicalizing the locals.
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I've never used it. What's wrong with it?
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And we will create yet another mess for our children. Or at least what's left of them because we decided not to have any, which is a problem in itself.
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That's fantastic! I swapped out pulseaudio for pipewire on my Arch installation and it immediately fixed all of my bluetooth issues. Everything just worked.
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My sister is disabled and has this problem. She has a pile of cash at home as a result of it rather than safe in the bank or in investments. Like, you'd think someone who's paralyzed has a life that's hard enough, but yet we&
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