dragonelite

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by dragonelite 1y ago
A lot of those tools are also usable on windows thats why i like them.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Morganthau is smilling from heaven or hell seeing the americans making his plan for Germany a reality.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
The US problem is they are going from a global brutal empire to a shrinking empire. But the debt and lifestyle of the US is still that of a global empire. That is what has broken many past empires and will break the US empire.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Hey the state department has a $1.6B budget post for anti China propaganda. Im sure getting a cut from that cookie jar is lucrative.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Im sure those groups China disfavors can ask their NED or state department handlers some extra budget to get a OpenAI or Claude subscription.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
With allies like this, who really needs Russia as an enemy.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
I think its only the US that's an outlier in the west. Here in the Netherlands your biometrics are registered with your ID card. Anyone that has gotten a new dutch ID card pretty much had to scan their fingerprints. Your bank account i
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Yeah but EU leadership did everything in their powers to work themselves into these set of cards. I would bet Russian political elites are laughing their asses of because they were successful in their pivot to Asia and away from Europe. Int
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Its was so nice to just quickly write up a static file server. Just to play with wasm without needing to use the usual python http server thingy. I was told the std.http.* isn't meant to be used for production servers but its nice tha
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by dragonelite 1y ago
You can be joyous right now, just remove one self from all the negativity.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
How would that even work, it feels like the body/brain would have to be reshaped?
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by dragonelite 1y ago
It sounds like something webgl2 should be able to handle easily.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Looks like tactical nukes is on the menu, boys... Is probably what the Russian and Chinese reaction to a tactical nuke usage even if it was for bunker busting.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Better to swallow the poison that doesn't kill you(for now) than to swallow the one that is intended to kill you.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Given that US big tech funds a lot of orgs they will always have a big stake. One could for example filibuster certain Chinese or Russian features/proposals etc for a long time. Or at the last minute vote to do a 180% on a design prop
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Huawei always had good linux support on their Matebook series. Was pleasently surprised when i tried to run linux on the Matebook x Pro.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
I agree i rather see all this discussion etc take place on dedicated forums or other text based options so search engines can index the stuff..
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by dragonelite 1y ago
You can easily integrate any C library, so pretty much all the important stuff is available. You also have Zig-gamedev repo where you have community written zig wrappers for those c libraries.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
80% mark means you just finished the happy flow and written 30% of the code bases. Now you need to handle the unhappy parts and need to write extra test code for covering all those edge cases.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Ooh but don't you know we just need an extra language with abstractions that can be compiled into prompting statements. Maybe something like sql.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Yeah the research result and IP should belong to the public commons, if the initial researchers get a head start with exploiting the IP im fine with that.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
It was mostly used to slow down development and industrialisation of nations. Probably by guilt tripping developing world with the idea that the developing world would need to get western loans and green technology from the west. That whole
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by dragonelite 2y ago
It sounds so simple, I don't get it why the Rust people don't write their own operating system or bundle their human capital to such a project. They have been trying for years now to integrate Rust in the Linux kernel they could h
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Because its not so strict and safe as Rust is what brings me joy for hobby and recreational programming. Its easy to track how and when memory is allocated because you need to pass an allocator to do it.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
The US can't stop the wars it wants others to fight for them even if it means population collapse like in Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
You think Cymer will stay ASML property when the US can just do a National security ruling... Queue in the "First time" meme with China and Netherlands.
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by dragonelite 2y ago
The lithographic light source is US ip being created on US shores. If they do that it will be the last EUV machine ASML will make in the EU. Hell i would bet ASML will move to US than stay in EU, if the US says move to the US and we will al
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Completely lose the zoomer voting base in the near to mid future?
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Pretty much Insta/X is for genx and millennials, Facebook is for the boomer gen. Tiktok was for zoomers, when i was a teen till like 23 i hated being on the same cringe ass social media platform as my mom. Another teen trait is rebelli
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by dragonelite 2y ago
Well Americans better get used to using a VPN if they want to breach their firewall. I gotta admit this cyber situation switcheroo happening in the third week of 2025 is not what i had on my bingo card. I expected that more to happen post T

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