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cchance
3y ago
He is a trans-phobic (because his daughter came out as LGBTQ and basically told him to screw off because he didn't accept her), he's an antisemitic (see recent X posts and shares), believes in science, but suddenly is anti-vaccina
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3y ago
Same i didn't mind him before he went completely nutters, but i can love SpaceX, Tesla and the companies without loving him, it seems other people have decided everyone at tesla and spacex are evil because an idiot owns the company.
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cchance
3y ago
Yes exactly, sure... if we ignore the fact that the launch on 4/17 was scrubbed and the 4/20 date just happened to be the next window and he made a joke about it. As for the not adequate launch site infrastructure that had 0 to do
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cchance
3y ago
Pretty sure to do any of those things or improve on any of them they need to be allowed to actually launch the frigging rocket
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cchance
3y ago
I dunno if it's just me but coming from typescript and c# background it honestly wasn't that hard to grasp things, Maybe it's just me but it seems so much easier to grasp than C.
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cchance
3y ago
It feels like most of the hatred for rust async is for people that try to act like Tokio isn't async rust and that for some reason you should try to randomly avoid tokio for some reason.
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cchance
3y ago
Always find it funny that people think unsafe {} means that rust ignores everything in the block, it just enables 4-5 additional abilities that are well documented, it's still doing most of its safety checks.
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cchance
3y ago
Ya i'm sure "no improved libraries" is why linux and even windows have started porting components over to rust.
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cchance
3y ago
It being !Send means its not safe to be sent lol, that's down to the way they implemented rhai engine not rust. It's just that rust catches that it's not safe to send because of the trait bounds.
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cchance
3y ago
Why are you trying to avoid Tokio lol, tokio is the defacto async runtime in rust, saying you're trying to avoid it is like saying you're trying to avoid async while writing async, somehow people act like if they merged tokio into
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cchance
3y ago
So, something we could easily see done at say... an NBA event or football field... hell I imagine i can think of some ... adult use cases that would probably make a bundle off of tech like this if it can be optimized down... as my favorite
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cchance
3y ago
can't sit down to read this now anyone know if this is using standard nerfs or gaussians?
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cchance
3y ago
Holy sh*t, can you imagine a year from now if they start using something like this for concerts or basketball games? Like imagine rewatching a basketball game but being able to move the camera on the court???? Might not be possible yet but
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cchance
3y ago
Holy crap thats a sharp looking app and blog post
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cchance
3y ago
Why this is obviously targeted as a generic average light laptop for businesses that are already microsoft shops.
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cchance
3y ago
i think most people look at keycloak, and just feel overwhelmed, but that seems to be the case for OIDC in general, they always feel insanely heavy, something like this with a flatfile config and single file executable seems pretty amazing.
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cchance
3y ago
Realistically, http/3 growth is likely largely thanks to a epic ton of the web being delivered from cloudflare for the last mile and when they enabled http3... ya... thats a lot of sites suddenly being served on quic.
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cchance
3y ago
There's nothing wrong with that since there are LOTS of free to share movies and tv shows especially those past their copyright dates.
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cchance
3y ago
Not the dev but i know for me it mostly comes down to not reinventing the wheel, and it allows for a lot easier ability to scale while also allowing for free operation as well for indies. Turso: Has insanely large free level and means no ne
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3y ago
jesus they still make celerons?
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3y ago
this exactly was super interested and then clicked and the page that shows what to actually do after getting data collected being blank feels like... ya this is a dead project where they couldnt explain wtf to do with it lol maybe not but t
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cchance
3y ago
That ... wouldn't be USB lol, if every version has a different connector it's not... universal lol
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cchance
3y ago
Not gonna lie I tend to use docker like minimal disposable VMs from time to time lol
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cchance
3y ago
Gotta try on a pc for some reason on iOS the cloudiness feels more like nerf than Gaussian to me for some reason, gotta try it on pc later
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cchance
3y ago
It's exactly that people trying to force other mental models onto rust and then complaining that it does things differently.
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cchance
3y ago
I mean this could be solved by just adding an exception for those very rural not near a UPS, Prime, Wholefoods, Kohls... if delivery location > X minutes' drive from a free return spot, offer free return pickups
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cchance
3y ago
Returning is literally dropping it off at kohls or a prime dropoff or ups... like i've never found the free options that are still free ... a pain in the ass lol
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cchance
3y ago
It was literally the roop guy had issues because of where he's from being very prude/religious, so the fact they showed any cleavage at all set off his alarm bells and well roop died.
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cchance
3y ago
Not gonna be impressed until something that can beat insightface-128 comes out open, shocked no open source teams have taken the challenge to do a 512 model train.
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cchance
3y ago
I don't get the issue with having a tight secure underlying vpn protocol, and others building on top of it to improve deployment and setup/management side of it.
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