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by brink 2y ago
Alright.
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by brink 3y ago
Interestingly, the Mona Lisa wasn't considered to be anything special until after it was stolen. It was the headlines and the frenzy surrounding the news that caused it to be so popular once it was found. https://www.npr.org
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by brink 3y ago
It means anything that destroys and leads to misery. Hopefully you see that someday.
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by brink 3y ago
Have you ever tried abstaining? You'll find you're not as liberated as you thought.
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by brink 3y ago
Porn is not a liberating force. It's like being mad at the government for making it hard for you to smoke cigarettes.
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by brink 3y ago
> Build tools generate TB of mystery disk bloat. No, it's not TB, it's a few GB for small projects, and tens of GB for large projects. Rarely does a project ever get over 30-40GB. > Obsession with async... If you're goi
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by brink 3y ago
It's progressively typed because it has to coexist with untyped Javascript code and libraries.
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by brink 3y ago
I just built an app with Rust and Svelte with ~25k LoC, the app was solid, and working on it was a joy. New team lead got hired, wasn't familiar with Rust, said we'd have trouble hiring Rust devs, and threw it all out. We're
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by brink 3y ago
Location: Michigan, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Ruby on Rails, Elixir and Phoenix, Javascript, Typescript, Postgresql, Svelte, ReactJS, Tailwind Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#x2
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by brink 3y ago
It raises the stock price.
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by brink 3y ago
The author knows, it's just a bit of fun. Read the page.
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by brink 3y ago
Ooh, scary.
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by brink 3y ago
Let me choose how much work is enough for me. I don't need an LLM wiping my butt, and I enjoy reading the filtered results; not all work is bad.
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by brink 3y ago
Someone get Boston Dynamics on the line, we have work to do.
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by brink 3y ago
I'll give this a shot, thank you!
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by brink 3y ago
Apple frustrates the hell out of me with their deceptive tactics to create walled gardens while pretending not to. They feign ignorance to keep you stuck and create the illusion of open doors out of their walled garden that are actually bro
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by brink 3y ago
Not people's perceptions of said cultures. Africa is over 62% Christian as it stands today, and yet the Wakandans of hollywood practice ancestor worship (representing ~2% of Africa). There's irony wherever you look. We can't
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by brink 3y ago
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with. That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely be
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by brink 3y ago
I moved my game away from Bevy to WGPU too because I needed tighter, more efficient control of the data than ECS could provide. Though being able to query data with types is amazing and really demonstrates how powerful Rust's type syst
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by brink 3y ago
... I'd wager the US government has murdered a person or two.
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by brink 3y ago
Can't you go to jail for saying the wrong thing in Europe?
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by brink 3y ago
Everyone has Instagram too, it's been around for much longer.
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by brink 3y ago
Why do all Meta websites intentionally break the back button? It makes me irrationally angry every time I visit facebook or instagram for how disrespectful it is, it's like it springs a trap where I'm not allowed to leave in the b
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by brink 3y ago
The rules still apply.
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by brink 3y ago
Yes? Use your basic reasoning. Hamas fights in civilian clothing, they hide in civilian buildings, they hide in hospitals. They use regular civilians as shields. This is not your average fight; Hamas hates their enemy more than they love th
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by brink 3y ago
It's almost as if they paid extra for special treatment. If the flight attendant or captain makes the call that it's too turbulent to serve drinks to the whole cabin, that's their call to make, and it's your choice to ch
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by brink 3y ago
I use Gnome (and Sway, depending on which computer I'm on). I use Gnome because it works great with wayland, and I just need to get work done, and Gnome does a pretty alright job of staying out of the way. KDE's integration with W
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by brink 3y ago
I know companies that write banking software in this language. I wouldn't. But I guess if you write enough unit tests on the software and remember to avoid gotchas like this you'll probably be fine, and I think that's how the
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by brink 3y ago
I think that's the best description of a lifetime I've seen so far.
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by brink 3y ago
What I mean is the problem with wealth gaps is historically they typically get remedied with violent revolution.

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