feelamee

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by feelamee 3mo ago
I think nothing prevents this, but this is just not the point of unique_ptr. unique_ptr is still ptr , so it consequently follows raw pointer semantics.
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by feelamee 3mo ago
thx, I don't understand fully, but see something truthy in this. It would be interesting to read more detailed blog post about this.
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by feelamee 3mo ago
> std::indirect looks for me like another pointless c++ thing that already works with forward pointer declaration. You can add it to another ton of pointless things C++ adds without fixing the old ones. For me your comment seems pointles
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by feelamee 3mo ago
I'm interesting which C++ features also helps you to design such systems. I think basic RAII/function overloading/templates should give a lot of capabilities comparing with plain C? > (as opposed to using plain C) Also, cu
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by feelamee 3mo ago
I think point was another. And even if u are right - this is a silly point. In any general language you have enormous amount of ways to write something. I'm at least implemented pimpl in two different ways (despite lot of little quirck
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by feelamee 3mo ago
where "more and more complex" do u see in this article? This is a basic C++ idiom, which constantly used by developers
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by feelamee 3mo ago
there is a converter: https://eiontusk.github.io/hyprlang2lua/
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by feelamee 3mo ago
oh yeah, how my opinion changing: - in schools I used HTML+CSS to make my own site during homework - after that I understand that no one truly create sites this way. You need JS, framework, database, etc, etc - now I returned back - I reall
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by feelamee 3mo ago
> As discussed earlier, having full control over allocations and deallocations is what I want in our compiler's implementation. And in tests, I also appreciate the testing allocators detecting leaks—it can even detect leaks in compi
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by feelamee 3mo ago
not surprised, but the problem here not that Claude leak your personal info, the problem is that it *know* your personal info.
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by feelamee 3mo ago
I don't really understand. Id Software is owned by Microsoft? Why Microsoft can laying off employees of Id Software?
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by feelamee 3mo ago
lol, this problem stopped me from installing GrapheneOS early. But now.. I removed banking apps by myself because my state require room them to collect phone fingerprint and access to location EACH time they opened. So... looks like now n
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by feelamee 4mo ago
for what we need downvoting and upvoting? I thought: - upvote if you like/agree - downvote if you dont like/disagree Am I wrong?
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by feelamee 4mo ago
why not just take stock Arch Linux? I feel it as minimal at it can, Am I wrong?
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by feelamee 4mo ago
passwordstore.org also a nice alternative
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by feelamee 4mo ago
it is acceptable to you when you don't expect that someone will abuse this info. But someone will.
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by feelamee 4mo ago
> I, for one, still expect companies to keep my private data private. better expect companies to never know your private data
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by feelamee 4mo ago
I'm under the impression that Apple abusing this by itself
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by feelamee 4mo ago
sure, without any action from the user to increase safety, desktop OS's just allow any app to read any files. On the other hand, desktop OS's allow a wide spread list of ways to control what applications have access too (especiall
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by feelamee 4mo ago
I don't understand - you arguing that artists should learn to use cli? if so, "programmish" git output is not a problem, because they already not just artist, they learned git. But, for me this looks like this - if artist nee
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by feelamee 4mo ago
How does jj handle problems described in the lore website? I'm curious. I thought jj didn't have any goals about large binary files
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by feelamee 4mo ago
fetch, rebase, blame?
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by feelamee 4mo ago
> they require you to install unrelated third-party software you'd rather not install (and which at least in the past has been known to snoop your data without consent). can you elaborate pls? I'm a little not in context
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by feelamee 4mo ago
and how many of others do the same? At least I'm not.. Happily I have only a few aur packages
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by feelamee 4mo ago
nit: well-written C projects to legacy Rust
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by feelamee 4mo ago
I think this can happen in technical communities - people who can write/read/understand code. Who really cares about software size/performance/usability/minimalism. This is a small part of the whole users, but.. why
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by feelamee 4mo ago
this only ones you can recognize What about others which you think is made by human?
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by feelamee 4mo ago
why is it? of course now this is true. But people investing money in the future of AI, a future where AI can produce an enormous amount of goods.
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by feelamee 4mo ago
> if you’re a critical process like xlock, use statically allocated memory and don’t alloc again. This doesn't save you if someone other allocates and OOM killer chooses you as victim
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by feelamee 5mo ago
funny, but seriously.. Caring about child safety is not only about restricting network access, but also choosing the right (read as safe/predictable/stable) place for living. I understand that this is not always possible, but... i

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