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by f1shy 10mo ago
Anytime anybody does something himself, there is a risk. People die because of welding parts cleaned with break-cleaner, people die driving, diving, sky-diving, doing bungee jumping... Advertising that code, IMHO would be as showing of you
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by f1shy 10mo ago
>> Try and run custom software on his medical device which can likely kill him? More than likely I think this sentence is very sad. Not only this is a hard accusation, it is also the primary argument of the anti right to repair moveme
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by f1shy 10mo ago
It was bought by RIM (Research in Motion) which were the developers of BlackBerry.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Not at all. Swift is just a programming language.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
> QNX can run Swift code makes me think of it could also run iPhone apps. Not at all. That is like saying because it can run C, it can run windows apps. To run iPhone apps you would need all the libraries and runtimes ported, including t
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Take this as example: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2025/fahrplan/event/...
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I use laptops since the 90‘. I only ever wanted to get a new battery. Everthing else never had anybsignificant problem, or started to have problems when the machine was already obsolete (5 to 10 years). While I like the Frameworks, I person
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by f1shy 10mo ago
10 years is not a lot. Is almost “yesterday” things being done in a field 10 years old, can still surprise experts in the field. With 30+ years experience I still find relatively new things, that are maybe 15 yo. In topics like compiler opt
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by f1shy 10mo ago
AKA you get exactly the opposite…
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Yeah. Pretty basic. Just 14k LOC https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/blob/release/21.x/llvm/...
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Doing something like that with a pattern is obvious, but also useless, as it will catch very limited cases. The example presented, is known there is a closed form (it’s believed Gauss even discovered it being 6 yo). I’m sure this optimizati
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I’m pretty sure making an algorithm that converts loops to close forms (I’m sure it detects much more than just a summation) is a little bit complicated. Maybe you have much more experience than Mr Godbolt in compiliers.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Then you will see here thousands of comments explaining how that is bad for small businesses, and apple is forcing them out of the market… is a balance…
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by f1shy 10mo ago
>> Every comment is a line of code, and every line of code is a liability, and, worse, comments are a liability waiting to rot, This is exactly my view. Comments, while can be helpful, can also interrupt the reading of the code. Also
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I assume this comes from his views in politics and/or association with things like Epstein. I would say, independent of that, some works of him can be very valuable. Private life of persons and their work, are better put in totally dif
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by f1shy 10mo ago
>> Is the castle made in the US? Why cut it off at precisely that point? Because I was talking about this “internet was invented in CERN”, which is just not a little bit true About the rest: So what?! Thanks Thanks Europe and European
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by f1shy 10mo ago
This trope with CERN/EU created the WWW is just chauvinism. That contribution to the internet is just infinitesimal small. Just stop repeating it as it was the cornerstone of today’s world. Is just one little stone in a gigantic castle
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Some features some of those languages have: - run bytecode - very high level - GC memory But not all have these traits. Not sure.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I had it learned as "data duplicator" or something like that... seems also bogus.
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Beyond the FGC-9: How the Urutau Redefines the Global 3D-Printed Firearms(gnet-research.org)
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by f1shy 10mo ago
> So you essentially say that you should not distinguish between intended and non-intended warnings? No, I pretty clearly said the opposite. Please read what I wrote: "[...] is not a problem to document them clearly. Developers buil
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by f1shy 10mo ago
Please remember we are coming from "set warnings to errors", which I interpret as: I know better than the people doing the compiler. There is a good reason for the two. If not, there could be no warnings at all, all would be an er
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by f1shy 10mo ago
IMHO readability is the absolute maximum paramount priority. Having the code interrupted by pacifiers makes the code more difficult to read. The warning is very visible when compiling. Let me argue, much more visible. Why? well, independent
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I put it attached to the variable name when possible, if not attached to the type.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I don’t want to imply this is your case, because of course I’ve no idea how you work. But I’ve seen way too often, the reason for so many separate features is: A) as stated by parent comment, the ones doing req. mngmt. Are doing a poor job
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by f1shy 10mo ago
I also personally find totally confusing leaving the * in the middle of nowhere, like flapping in the breeze.
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by f1shy 10mo ago
> Make sure that you turn on warnings as errors I’m seeing this way too often. It is a good idea to never ignore a warning, an developers without discipline may need it. But for god’s sake, there is a reason why there are warnings and er
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Heck, everybody knows Linux is a hacker OS…
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Do you have a pointer to learn more about the ATM keyboards? I would love to learn more about it
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Exactly. And like evolution, what of the millions of species it evolved to are referring to. IMHO either stick with the original, or say “like X with following changes/details” or just go with a new thing.

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