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by canyp 10mo ago
Tangent, but...is that her real/natural voice? It's like studio-level female vocals for Hardstyle without even trying. I am mesmerized. Edit: it looks like she has a filter on. I'm an audio noob so I can't tell.
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by canyp 10mo ago
No? It was a legitimate question because there have been similar trends in other unis around the world, and I am not personally acquainted with Stanford things. I always held Stanford in high regard.
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by canyp 10mo ago
I am surprised that a university with the renown of Stanford would have a course specifically on "the fundamentals of how to build applications for iPhone and iPad using SwiftUI." Not even mobile UI/UX, or UI/UX principl
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by canyp 11mo ago
It's also unenforceable, therefore useless.
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by canyp 11mo ago
I don't know if you're just joking but this is the crux of the problem and what they are asking for has deep implications. If somebody can thoroughly define evil in a software license, please publish it for review so that we can l
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by canyp 11mo ago
Presumably they want to keep the project liberally licensed modulo the "no evil" part. A source-available license would probably be too restrictive for that purpose unless it is somehow made compatible with open/free licenses
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by canyp 11mo ago
If your project is a library, stamping a copyleft license on it will shun away corporations, AI training aside. Bad guys won't care either way. The "no evil" goal is commendable but impossible.
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by canyp 11mo ago
The GDPR is not a trojan horse. Rather, it did too little, too late. There are no negatives to it that I am aware of.
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by canyp 11mo ago
"Agentic Clippy"
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by canyp 11mo ago
Oh, damn, I recall that motherfucker now that I look at the picture. I was a kid back then and had no context of it being spyware. I stand corrected in my original comment. > In 2002, an article in Consumer Reports Web Watch labeled Bonz
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by canyp 11mo ago
Who are these fucks working to further mass surveillance when the people have already said 'no', twice?
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by canyp 11mo ago
Yes, I see the same flaw in the argument. Retrospectively looking back and saying it was good because it didn't do any of the shit companies do today; but, really, it wasn't as bad as it could be because the technology just wasn&#
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by canyp 11mo ago
How is that an optional then? The problem is not nullopt, but that the client code can simply dereference the optional instead of being forced to pattern-match. And the next problem, like the other guy mentioned above, is that you cannot ma
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by canyp 11mo ago
GP picked the less useful of the two examples. The other one is a use-after-move, which static analysis won't catch beyond trivial cases where the relevant code is inside function scope. I also agree with them: I am pro-C++ too, but th
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by canyp 11mo ago
It is discussed in the linked post: https://alexgaynor.net/2019/apr/21/modern-c++-wont-save-us/ tl;dr: use-after-move, or dereferencing null.
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by canyp 11mo ago
> I Didn’t Understand Polymorphism For a Decade > And yet, my lack of awareness of polymorphism showed me I’ve been writing little more than structured programs. That I could replace conditionals and case staments with specialized cla
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by canyp 11mo ago
Occam's razor would suggest that your theory is wrong. Please try again.
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by canyp 11mo ago
Hilarious. Such efficiency, not even the free markets can catch up! Also, curious: did you not like it there and left, or was that a fixed-duration contract or something?
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by canyp 11mo ago
Great website, massive rabbit hole I didn't know existed. There's a verified Ada/SPARK OS in there...
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by canyp 11mo ago
It always struck me funny how Americans refer to it as "Europe". Like, "I traveled to Europe this summer"; what does that even mean, lol. It's like their country's land mass is so large that they intuitively as
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by canyp 11mo ago
Does China actually "force" things to be done? As far as I can tell, in the realm of technology at least, the government mostly just sets direction and then lets private capital do its thing, albeit without letting power concentra
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by canyp 11mo ago
They're wrong.
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by canyp 11mo ago
Such a bunch of nonsense, among other things because it ignores the government's role in the sucess of all those businesses.
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by canyp 11mo ago
I was going to mention the same thing, also the page is clearly designed by a woman. Never mind that neither Sundar nor Satya are not white, or that many VPs in the Big Tech world are women. OP seems to have a very distorted view of the cor
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by canyp 11mo ago
Interesting visualization, never thought of it that way.
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by canyp 11mo ago
I don't get why people get a boner with CEOs. They are mostly irrelevant, the real power lies further above.
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by canyp 11mo ago
No, but, doener submitted it.
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by canyp 11mo ago
doener had submitted it previously.
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by canyp 11mo ago
I brought that up for their further reading since that part seemed to be the weakest part of the post. I think this is good work anyway.
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by canyp 11mo ago
I always like me some memory allocator blog/code. Two links in the context of gamedev below, in case you or anyone else is interested. https://screwjankgames.github.io/engine%20programming/2020/0... https:&#

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