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by cardanome 8mo ago
Detention without trial is also a thing in the UK. Legally limited to 6 months but extended in practice if you are Irish or advocate against the genocide in Palestine. Ask the people of Palestine Action UK. With the growing fascism all over
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by cardanome 8mo ago
> The last part is why all the most socially realistic depictions of societies like this are post-scarcity where they've mastered some kind of sci-fi energy source (cheap easy fusion, antimatter, tapping the zero point, etc.). Yeah,
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by cardanome 9mo ago
If will write you an C compiler by hand for 19k and it will be better than what Claude made. Writing a toy C compiler isn't that hard. Any decent programmer can write one in a few weeks or months. The optimizations are the actually int
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by cardanome 9mo ago
> Don't let the AI lobby insist on anything that's touched an LLM getting labelled, because if it gets slapped on anything that's even passed through a spell-checker or saved in Notepad People have been writing articles wi
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by cardanome 9mo ago
Obviously people mean LLMs these days when talking about AI. Don't be obtuse.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
I mean German police is using Palantir. There is nothing magic about Palantir, especially not about the subset of Palantir that the German police uses as we have stricter data privacy laws. You might think that would be a strategic risk not
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by cardanome 9mo ago
This exporter works really well for getting Unreal assets into Godot: https://relativegames.gumroad.com/l/unrealtogodot?a=29048984...
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by cardanome 9mo ago
The Godot devs tried bindings to other languages first and it sucked: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/about/faq.html#what-w... GDScript might be a bad general purpose language but it is a good language
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by cardanome 9mo ago
You can use C#. It is well supported except for the (currently) missing web target and Microsoft is funding C# support so it will not get abandoned. You can also use other garbage collected languages. I once tried the Lua bindings and they
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by cardanome 9mo ago
> Exactly which part of my comment seems dogmatic I never said that any part of your comment is dogmatic. This is not private conversation where I am talking to you directly. I wrote > People that are dogmatic about static typing show
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by cardanome 9mo ago
I never understood why glibc needs to break ABI. It should not be allowed to. Ever. You are not reinventing the wheel. Just maintain the damn thing and keep it running as is. As Linus once said "If there's a bug that people rely o
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by cardanome 9mo ago
It has support for typing Arrays and Dictionaries these days. Yes, nested Arrays are still a problem but I am sure they will get to it. As for performance well the GDExtension support has also gotten much better. You can always go down to C
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by cardanome 9mo ago
The other side of the argument is that dynamic typing is great for prototyping and can allow for more compact code. The discussion is exhausting because many people don't understand the difference between weak typing and dynamic typing
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by cardanome 9mo ago
> I'm not going to waste my time with GDScript. The GDScript hate is so odd. If you know any scripting language you know GDScript. How much time are you wasting when it takes one afternoon to learn? And nowadays it even has gradual
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by cardanome 9mo ago
Objectively in the sense that there are actual causes in you life that distress you and cause your symptoms instead of thinking your life is shitty because you are depressed. Of course being able to determine if it is your depression talkin
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by cardanome 9mo ago
With depression it is important to find the cause of it. You might be depressed because you life objectively sucks. Then you symptoms are good and healthy and a signal to make changes in your circumstances. You might actually have a good li
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by cardanome 9mo ago
It is independent in the sense of not being partial to any specific political party. Still the media is very biased towards the status quo and the state. For example you will not find any serious criticism of Israel in any public or private
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by cardanome 9mo ago
The easiest solution is to simply self host your fonts.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
The paycheck? The vast majority of software projects fail. Honestly, I can't remember ever in my career working on a project I really believed in. Sometimes I do enjoy the challenge of doing the impossible. Turning a doomed project aro
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by cardanome 9mo ago
For release builds yes. For debug builds slow compile times kill productivity.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
First of all if you have the money get an official diagnosis. While self diagnosis is often right, ADHD symptoms can have overlap with many other things so it is better to be sure. Now want a quick fix? If you can, get medication. It doesn&
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by cardanome 9mo ago
They are free to use AI and they are free to post their music on other sides that allow AI. I think you need hard rules to make it not completely subjective.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
There is no shared appreciation for vibe coding. If it solves a problem, good for you but I don't think people should put their vibe coded projects online. They don't have any value. There are delusional people who create vibe cod
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by cardanome 9mo ago
QBE might be more to your liking: https://c9x.me/compile/ It is used in the Hare language
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by cardanome 9mo ago
Especially as there is a decent working BasiliskII port for the PlayStation Portable with its 333MHz single-core MIPS CPU. So this should be much easier.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
Red Hat pushing for the disaster that is Wayland has set the Linux Desktop back decades. It is the Microsoft of the Linux world.
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by cardanome 9mo ago
Or like 10 senior engineers in mid sized companies in Europe. I wish every engineer were paid FAANG money.
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by cardanome 10mo ago
It is called OCaml. Fast compilation and state of the art statically typed functional programming. Sure it is a bit more complex than Gleam and the syntax is different but you can manage.
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by cardanome 10mo ago
https://c3.handmade.network/blog/p/8886-why_does_c3_use_%252...
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by cardanome 10mo ago
It has many usability benefits: https://c3.handmade.network/blog/p/8886-why_does_c3_use_%252...

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