dev1ycan

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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
The ONLY thing keeping people in WIndows anymore, is propietary software, that is how TERRIBLE Microsoft has become.
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
Follows suit on my other comment about how every site with information be it legal or not is being actually pressured now to take down their info after "AI" (LLMs) mafia bosses used the info to train their AI already... It'
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
"AI" keeps destroying free sources of information. First it was library genesis and z-lib when meta torrented 70TB of books and then pulled off the ladder, recently it was Anna's archive and how they are coming for it (google
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
This is just lies spread by the very own people that created this system in the first place, if PCs can have apps without "verification" then so can a phone.
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
Yeah this is a dealbreaker, same with when I found out my sennheiser headphones made me have like 500ms reaction time on audio cues, I get it was an older bluetooth protocol but yeah... no, I'll stick to wired for my pc. Oh yeah I also
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
Oh wow just what I said would happen, happened... first libgen and z-lib after META trained its model with 70tb of torrented content and now Anna's library. Meanwhile REAL human students and researchers lose access to acadeemic work
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by dev1ycan 11mo ago
if my ISP refuses to hire a human for customer service I will just replace it
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Yeah, for now, Meta torrented 70TB and right after that they cut the rope for everyone else, mysteriously their hitman (US govenrment) hit both Libgen and Z-Lib shortly after.
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Starship was the big scam, Elon sold a lot and in the end it became clear over time that really the entire point of Starship was never Mars, or even the Moon... or Space Tourism, a different type of vehicle would have probably been better f
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Oh great so now Anna's archive will get taken down as well by another trash LLM provider abusing repositories that students and researchers use, META torrenting 70TB from library genesis wasn't enough
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Microsoft is just completely pathetic, it's become completely opposite of what companies want and it wouldn't surprise me if it becomes politics soon to switch to Linux on office spaces.
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
If you know about a topic well, his videos are not as accurate as he may try to make you believe
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Winapps is really such a great addition to Linux, being able to run Adobe/Office apps is really great, it makes it so that basically the only reason you would need Windows at all is those terrible games with kernel level anticheat like
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Yet in other parts of the world you don't have this problem... maybe you need to teach people etiquette and "style" rather than use HOAs to try to correct people by force
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Can we as a society either fund QT/GTK or make a good alternative to it that is as solid as Winform was in terms of GUI principles for Linux? No matter what Linux distro it is, the core issue with it are QT/GTK, they will never gi
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
The length that these companies are going to avoid another financial crisis is hilarious... They poured trillions in they don't know how to salvage it... It's scary because this will be worse than 2008, and it's right around
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
I'm obviously talking about Starship, which is mentioned 208 times in their article.
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
I'm not a UI/UX designer but I feel like in general, Linux community need to put a LOT more focus into the GUI frameworks. What is the fundamental thing that makes a Windows version feel like a new Windows version? It's not a
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Yeah it's a bunch of aspirational nonesense, their rocket is nowhere safe enough yet (or even in the near future), SpaceX is a proud member of the aspirational club alongside (the much loved by Hackernews members) intel foundry!
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Social media and lack of scientific research literacy is going to eventually prove to be fatal for modern society, even with this Tylenol thing, I have on one side people that believe a study blindly without reading that it's not takin
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Corporations sometimes will do seemingly good things in order to maintain their control, Google is a threat to Cloudflare and their business, what I believe however is that this will have significant pushback from the government seeing how
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
I use deepseek on the daily, the other day I tried to use claude and was surprised when after like 5 messages (had decent amount of code though) I got "limited"
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
Yeah bro Im not sending crypto through paypal so I get charged like 5%+ on too of withdrawal fee by my bank of like 10% extra...
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
I don't think it matters really, this is a thing happening at all levels in US corporations, it's like an organized mob, and the godfather being the US government itself, as it's the primary beneficiary, just look at the Boei
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
The real question to me is, why is Europe and Europeans okay with America and American software companies having access to their logs (encryption can be bypassed take whatsapp for example, do you honestly bellieve that Facebook does not hav
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
I really hope Intel continues with GPUs or the GPU market is doomed until China catches up, Nvidia produces good products with great software, best in industry really, with great length support, but that doesn't excuse them from monopo
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
His tech lead at google told him that duckduckgo is shady
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
And with this the court has sealed the future of the internet, dark day for technology. Google being split from Chrome would have given a second wind to tech.
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
A lot of criticism of China is about how the government controls companies... isn't this literally it? I mean it was already the case before, but they tried to pretend it wasn't, now they literally own a stake in intel.
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by dev1ycan 1y ago
This is why I stopped, when I was starting doing internship at my job I was earning "1000", to go to the psychiatrist to get a prescription it'd cost 250, and the 1 month of pills would cost another 250, half my salary in thi

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