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by cardanome 8mo ago
That some messed up morality. If you are right you are right. Now what you do in reaction might be legally and morally wrong and maybe you need to be punished for that. But that doesn't negate the injustice you suffered. Two wrongs mak
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by cardanome 8mo ago
"Atrocities". It is telling that people here discuss how the protestors in Iran are justified in using violence but Palestinians are not allowed to resist foreign occupation. Suddenly that is really bad. Resistance is not a crime.
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Yeah, I lost all interest in the ladybird project now that it is AI slop. No one wants to work with this generated, ugly, unidiomatic ball of Rust. Other than other people using AI. So you dependency AI grows and grows. It is a vicious trap
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> I guess more anti-hype, where Rust was the hype Yeah that is the thing I struggle with. I am really happy for people falling in love with Rust. It is a amazing language when used for the right use case. The problem is that had my Rust
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The job of the immediate UI is to just draw the things. Where and how you manage your state is completely up to you. It seems you assume some sort of OO model. > When you have a listbox of 10,000 rows and you only draw the visible rows,
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Immediate mode UI optimizes for the worst case. That is the case you care about most for real time applications. Retained mode is more optimal when not much changes but if a lot of stuff changes at once it can be worse. So for real time app
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Immediate mode GUI is the way to go. Retaining state is a pain and causes bugs. Trying to get fancy a la react and diffing the tree for changes makes not sense. That was a performance hack because changing the DOM in JS used to be slow as h
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> So, they still choose to do it, right? This discussion started with you saying how bad Hamas was for executing Fatah collaborators in 2007 so not sure what point you are making other than agreeing with Hamas. > How Israelis refusal
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The Palestinian Authority is Fatah and yes they are forced by Israel to suppress dissent. As for Hamas > Human Rights Watch met with the Palestinian Authority Intelligence Services in Ramallah, but was unable to accept an offer from Hama
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by cardanome 8mo ago
So the worst you could find is a story from 2007 where Hamas killed five collaborators? Not to mention that it was in the context of a coup attempt against democratically elected Hamas. Fatah decided to betray its own people. In the West Ba
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The only mass protests in Iran I saw video evidence of have been the millions of Iranian people in the streets in the PRO-governments protests that were against the foreign intervention. The will of the Iranian people is clear: The don&#x27
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Yes, the oppressive regime is called Israel.
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by cardanome 8mo ago
You know Venezuela, Iran, Kuba. I wonder what all these countries that western Media tells us have "oppressive regimes" have in common. Funny how they all have spoken out against the genocide in Gaza. One would think that would be
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by cardanome 8mo ago
No. I literally said > I don't think the DDOSing is a very good method for fighting back I am really shocked by the conditional empathy people here are showing. The doxxing isn't less bad just because the reaction to it is bad.
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The character is completely irrelevant to whether they are a victim of doxxing. They might be the worst person ever but that doesn't matter. People can be good and bad, sometimes the victim sometimes the perpetrator. Is it morally wron
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by cardanome 8mo ago
As far as I understand the person behind archive.today might face jail time if they are found out. You shouldn't be surprised that people lash out when you threaten their life. I don't think the DDOSing is a very good method for f
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by cardanome 8mo ago
I don't think saving a few keyboard strokes is a worthwhile design goal for most languages. You have to keep the types in your head anyway so it just increases the mental burden when reading the code. At least with dynamic typing you m
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Does your language even need (complex) type inference? Personally I am a bit skeptical about whether complex type inference doesn't do more harm than good in some cases. A valid alternative approach is to just make type declarations re
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The problem is that now one else is currently making hardware that is competitive with apple silicone. Apple is the only one offering both performance and battery time. I love my Thinkpads, I really do but they are bulky, loud and the batte
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Best way fight back is to create a tarpit that will feed them garbage: https://iocaine.madhouse-project.org/
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by cardanome 8mo ago
For the benefit of anyone else reading these comments: I have decided against replying to this. Reading further comments from this person like > And focusing on systemic injustice is a destructive patterns I've seen in both the clin
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> not make it someone else problem A great way for cultivating internalized self hatred and burn out. You approach isn't wrong per se and might be the right one for some people. Some people need to be told to take more personal resp
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Oh I am sorry for highlighting one of the side effects of my crippling disability. I did not even present it as an advantage but as something that causes feelings of isolation but I guess I am bragging about it and need more humility. My br
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> The OCD mention functions similarly and it explains the overanalysis as a feature, not something that might be creating friction with colleagues. Because it is both and this is a very classic problem for neurodivergent people. As a ADH
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by cardanome 8mo ago
It absolutely is. I don't understand how people are so delusional to think that their AI slop has any value. If I were fine with AI, I could just prompt the LLM myself to create a course perfectly catered to me. Why would I need you? B
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by cardanome 8mo ago
The AI reverted the change and no one does proper code reviews anymore so it went into prod.
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by cardanome 8mo ago
D has three high quality compiler implementations. It has been around for ages and is very stable and has a proven track record. Zig has one implementation and constant breaking changes. D is the far more pragmatic and safer choice for seri
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> My (likely unfair) impression of D is that it feels a bit rudderless The more positive phrasing would be that it is a very pragmatic language. And I really like this. Currently opinionated langues are really in vogue. Yes they are easi
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> The fact that C# is becoming the GC language in game dev is proving my point. That is just the Unity effect. Godot adopted C# because they get paid to do so by Microsoft. C# allows for far lees control over the garbage collection comp
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by cardanome 8mo ago
Reality: > This trial marks the first attempt in Britain to treat political property damage as equivalent to terrorism - an unprecedented and dangerous expansion of state power. Under the current Labour government, many defendants will h

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