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by dana321 9mo ago
Its just an overpriced website for elon musk that happens to allow you to post your own content, not that anyone is going to see it.
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by dana321 9mo ago
Naughty Naughty Bad Gateway!
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by dana321 9mo ago
https://www.isclaudecodedumb.today/
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by dana321 9mo ago
Rust has linker optimizations that can make it faster in some cases
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by dana321 9mo ago
There is a way, if you manage to procure the video file from some shady site https://mehotkhan.github.io/BandersnatchInteractive/
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by dana321 9mo ago
Windows 10 and Sequoia are the last two versions before the complete and utter enshittification of these operating systems.
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by dana321 10mo ago
Rust can do that
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by dana321 10mo ago
Haha no wonder, check out the website its dodgy as f. https://bigtop.co.za/
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by dana321 10mo ago
Should it be possible in rust?
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by dana321 10mo ago
now that is what i call the ultimate in garbage collection technology
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by dana321 10mo ago
_another fucking framework_
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by dana321 10mo ago
its not enough if you have four ssds each with 4tb for instance
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by dana321 10mo ago
"You can do everything in C" Including shooting yourself in the foot. /Rust
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by dana321 10mo ago
/dev/null
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by dana321 10mo ago
jars are just zip files renamed
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by dana321 10mo ago
The old macos classic was a lot of fun, i remember using resedit on some apps at school.
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by dana321 10mo ago
I remember the first time a saw Perl, it looked like some kind of alien language from outer space, all the symbols it used looked insane. But once you get it, its pretty intuitive to use. The worst part about it was the syntax for object or
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by dana321 10mo ago
lazy_static with either a mutex or a RwLock. I actually love how rust gatekeeps the idiots from programming it, probably why Linus Torvalds allowed rust into the kernel, but not C++.
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by dana321 10mo ago
Its really easy to use, you download, login and start working. Its a step up from copy-pasting from an llm. But claude code is on another level.
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by dana321 11mo ago
Imagine hardening the regex library, its already as slow as molasses.
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by dana321 11mo ago
That and the fact they can self-fund the whole AI venture and don't require outside investment.
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by dana321 11mo ago
It was bad coding. .unwrap() is not required to be used. use: if let Some(value)=something_to_unwrap{ }else{ // log an error and exit!! }
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by dana321 11mo ago
To get Perl to work with apache (the most used web server for a time), there were two options: the not-so-complicated cgi script which gets executed from scratch on every request, then there was mod_perl which required a lot of tinkering wi
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by dana321 11mo ago
Caching would have been the correct answer
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by dana321 11mo ago
ChatGPT Atlas, anyone?
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by dana321 11mo ago
This is the problem with any C/C++ codebase, using rust instead would have been a better solution than just removing web standards from what is supposed to be a web browser.
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by dana321 11mo ago
If you were building a programming language, would you write it in Java or Rust?
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by dana321 1y ago
Rust has safety culture? Not in the wild, a lot of coders seem to think its cool to use unsafe to get an extra hairpin of performance at the cost of safety
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by dana321 1y ago
Add a new search engine Name: Google No AI URL: https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14 Now set Google No AI to the default. There you go, no more AI suggestions in google search results AT ALL (Only works in Firefox,
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by dana321 1y ago
I installed a plugin that removes them, most of the time the answers it gives are complete dogwater

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