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by dustbunny 1y ago
Cloudflares docs are written so hard for web dev. Can you host a monolith app that isn't serving http traffic on cloudflare tech like containers? Like can you spawn a container and have it handle tcp or udp connections until you manual
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by dustbunny 1y ago
The Atlantic is a highly respected publication and an argument can be made that they are conservative in that they promote a kinda of neo con foreign policy through David Frum et al's work
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by dustbunny 1y ago
We have that today - Sealandia! Also where does today's Taiwan fit in that spectrum? Is it a "compustate"? I agree with the idea but it is no certainty.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
"this world where the whole economy is powered by compute" Is actually laughable.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
I'm asking you to be explicit, ie: "I think Nvidia is cooking their books and committing fraud". That's what your saying right?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
What does that imply?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
What is a more respected conservative publication in Canada?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
National post is a respectable publication more akin to the Wall Street Journal. Canadian Breitbart is probably more like rebel news or epoch times.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
I shipped godot games on Linux and it just worked. Maybe some people had some issues but it never surface to me. As usual I feel like people make it sound worse than it is. It's not like a barren wasteland of broken apps on Linux.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
> memory safety is simply table stakes Why? And also, this is black and white thinking, implying that "swift and rust" are completely memory "safe" and zig is completely "unsafe". It's a spectrum. The r
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by dustbunny 1y ago
It's basically sudoku
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Any delay between writing code and seeing the result is empty space in my mind where distractions can enter.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
> those others impose suffering on the individual There are so many people out there sacrificing their own mental and physical health for their children or their loved ones or their students or patients to simply have a few hours of calm
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by dustbunny 1y ago
This reminds me of the "America is run by Lawyers, China is run by engineers quote" We can't let Lawyering/word smithing/insurance manipulation restrain our access to the truth.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Can you be explicit in how the dollars are being wasted? Maybe it's obvious to you but omjow does an old kernel waste money?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
What's a reputable brand here?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
My parents can never understand windows because they keep changing the ux design and my parents can't tell the difference between Microsofts AI ad stuff and the real os. My parents will literally type "email" into the Google
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Is this person using deep sleep? I always make sure I'm on deep sleep. I know it's gross: Put this in a file: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="mem_sleep_default=deep In /etc/default/grub.d/90_memsleepdefault.cf
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Cinnamon is like if Microsoft hired apples design department and gave them control of windows.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Zig honestly blows my mind. I think it's clearly the best next gen language because of the build system alone.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
It looks like it's kinda half a parser in that it doesn't turn numbers into floats or ints, so you'd have to build that on top of it. Im still impressed and might use it, but just noting this.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
I've been happily on cinnamon for years and find it similar to Mac but with way better window tiling out the box. What's wrong with cinnamon for you?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
I really feel like the result regarding "non inverters were faster" probably won't replicate and was just this group of researchers needing to produce some kind of tangible result from their research. It just doesn't add
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by dustbunny 1y ago
> Canada is getting more difficult How so?
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by dustbunny 1y ago
They're just turning the knob down a little bit because it was pretty high last few years and caused some supply side issues in housing and healthcare. I'm sure Canada will gladly accept highly skilled engineers.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
The key line is actually this: >An application that adheres to the REST architectural constraints may be informally described as RESTful, although this term is more commonly associated with the design of HTTP-based APIs and what are wide
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Ha I came here to complain about the same thing. Kinda makes me disappointed in the authors especially when they link to the REST wikipedia page as if they know what it means.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
As an immigrant to America, I do not feel like I have free speech. I think I would have more free speech in Europe. Even writing this comment is scary. What if a border patrol agent finds this? Will I be refused entry? The fact that this is
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Freedom is ridiculous. It's not what Americans have nor want. It's free in a warzone. True freedom is total chaos. Americans do not have nor want real freedom.
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by dustbunny 1y ago
Do you think the power consumption matters on your box here? Should you care about the "USB bottleneck"? How do you organize this thing so it's not a mess of USB cables? I kinda wanna make it look esthetically nice compared t

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