eviks

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901.
by eviks 11mo ago
Why not go one abstraction further and go expected deviation from deviation? Probably the word "expected" plays a mind trick? "Expected" doesn't mean the probability increases, the easiest way to understand it is ju
902.
by eviks 11mo ago
If you don't understand such simple differences in communication, you shouldn't go near one.
903.
by eviks 11mo ago
and how is this bunch of legalese relevant here?
904.
by eviks 11mo ago
Do you not realize that Google is in the USA and does not have warnings for even huge things like drive deletion?? So, no?
905.
by eviks 11mo ago
> it clearly states that Antigravity auto-executes Terminal commands This isn't clarity, that would be stating that it can delete your whole drive without any confirmation in big red letters
906.
by eviks 11mo ago
Play vibe games, win vibe prizes. Though the cause isn't clear, the reddit post is another long could-be-total-drive-removing-nonsense AI conversation without an actual analysis and the command sequence that resulted in this
907.
by eviks 11mo ago
But it's much worse now, they've lost the name of the OS!!!
908.
by eviks 11mo ago
The problem with your thought experiment is intentional obfuscation - where is the Linux equivalent? "Next generation of construction bricks" is already obvious
909.
by eviks 11mo ago
I don't understand what you expect here - you're treating these metrics as a sure undeniable sign of quality, so by definition the examples won't be high quality. So of course you "for sure haven’t seen one", what
910.
by eviks 11mo ago
> The infrastructure is already there, for 3rd party apps to request these abilities (with the user getting the choice of following through, or denying the request), e.g.: Why can't the infrastructure include the user simply allowin
911.
by eviks 11mo ago
Oh the downplaying > In certain cases, 3rd-party applications doing specialized tasks like taking screenshots In what way is this copy&paste-like staple of general computing some "specialized" task? Will the new opportuniti
912.
by eviks 11mo ago
For very limited practical purposes. Others would include proper multi device support
913.
by eviks 11mo ago
Until then you don't have anything to "highly" correlate, so you can continue to guide people towards substance instead of questionable metrics
914.
by eviks 11mo ago
> a lighter color than code and easy to skip over. How does color and the ease of skipping address the fact that you don't see code because it's pushed off screen? Especially compared to the ease of skipping when you wrap the
915.
by eviks 11mo ago
> It’s a guideline ... Pick a number It's using a parameter of secondary importance as a primary, so it's wrong with any number. The comment even has a helpful analogy to LOCs. People need to stop freaking out over reasonable,
916.
by eviks 11mo ago
> Limit line lengths: Keep lines within a reasonable length (e.g., 100 characters) to ensure readability. This prevents horizontal scrolling and helps maintain an accessible code layout. Do you not use word wrap? The downside of this rul
917.
by eviks 11mo ago
Or you get an error and can't do that despite the popup prompting you to do so
918.
by eviks 11mo ago
> you will be asked to evaluate every government/organization on their morales So what? Obviously you won't respond to all the permutations, so can draw only some red lines. > without worrying they’ll be terminated Yes, you
919.
by eviks 11mo ago
What's unsustainable about it?
920.
by eviks 11mo ago
Because your made up stat is false because you lump a real problem (died of old age) with a fake one (completely obsolete)
921.
by eviks 11mo ago
> People call applications apps, and before that they called applications programs Those are synonyms, how is it relevant? > My link calls it an IDE. Mistakenly because the sources it uses to support that do not call it an IDE > Ju
922.
by eviks 11mo ago
You've got the comment after you've explained at length
923.
by eviks 11mo ago
Also, what's "instantly", how much time exactly on a cold/hot start does it take after you press a key and a fully drawn/functional window is shown? Checked on an old Windows desktop (hot start), and while the empty
924.
by eviks 11mo ago
And Windows? And Chrome?
925.
by eviks 11mo ago
It is "controversial" because it's way too vague, which the pedant part should recognize (is a mouse click not an instruction for a computer to execute?), so of course you won't be able to differentiate at this level.
926.
by eviks 11mo ago
> My point is against rewrites of critical software for the point of rewriting it Because you're replacing a real point with a made up one, the reason for rewriting is to get the critical benefits for critical software, which battle
927.
by eviks 11mo ago
But the result of the battle test is the reason to throw the crippled veteran away!
928.
by eviks 11mo ago
What's the definition of a programming language in the tickling part of your brain?
929.
by eviks 11mo ago
It's the only browser I remember crashing (not a page, the app itself) from time to time and has a few less critical ones. Like the latest version made it impossible to view what you type in a url field untill a few restarts made it ju
930.
by eviks 11mo ago
Don't know how common it is, after all, people are used to all the slow stuff out there, maybe they don't even complaint when it's less frequent actions like opening a browser. Though at least for a ton of tabs, there are hib

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