flykespice

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by flykespice 7mo ago
> All existing code using std::less with integral types has undefined behaviour under this proposal. We are aware that this affects the majority of ordered containers in production codebases worldwide. We consider this acceptable. for on
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by flykespice 7mo ago
""just""
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Don't use retroarch, his project lead is a terrible person who leeches off from donations without repassing to the core contributors that does the actual work. Use decent emulators that are actually accurate.
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by flykespice 7mo ago
..that doesn't proves anything. it's just convenient configuration macros and generic procedures names being reused to implement the steps for the DEFLATE algorithm. There are only finites ways for you to express a piece of code i
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by flykespice 7mo ago
What is your source for that accusation?
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by flykespice 7mo ago
At least they are being very upfront with it (I guess?), most companies just slickly add the clause on their routinely TOS update.
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Yeah, for a language that claims to be a better modern alternative to C, zig verbose syntax is really an eyesore to look at compared the very same codebase written in C... I lost immediately any interest on it
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Why dont they just vibecode their way into stability? /s
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by flykespice 7mo ago
> The inferior technology stack How so "inferior"? It's a proven techonology widely adopted by major linux distros that has been practical for everyone wanting to manage their system. Give me your alternative of "sup
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by flykespice 7mo ago
"tiny" and it's 20k lbs and cost about 10k... Since when did our perception of tiny blow out of size in tech? Is it the influence of "hello world" eletron apps consuming 100mb of mem while idle setting the new stand
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Every vibecoded site have this same dark look with shining hue-gradient borders, can't wait for the future the entire web be filled with this generic look
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Brazil government app refuses to operate with developer mode on
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by flykespice 7mo ago
It's scary how much global surveillance is closing in to become a reality with states passing these lesgilations, in the name of "protecting children", but it just serves to collect citizent personal data... And now they are
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by flykespice 7mo ago
> Python never really had that same level of investment, at least from a performance standpoint. Or lack of incentive? Alot of big python projects that does machine learning and data processing offloads the heavy data processing from pur
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by flykespice 7mo ago
I don't know, that is probably the case I guess? I was recently debugging an app double-free segfault on my android 13 samsung galaxy A51 phone, and the internal stack trace pointed to jemalloc function calls (je_free).
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Jemalloc also is used by android bionic libc library
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Anti-Slop: A GitHub action that detects and automatically closes AI slop PRs(github.com)
7 points by flykespice 7mo ago|0 comments
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Couldn't this be written in a C-pure way so that compilers can take advantadge of vector optimization and produce equally optimized code? I have been discouraged to write hand-written assembly SIMD code, because netizents say you can b
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Yep like yuzu did monetize their emulator, it didn't help that they were also shipping cracked on their discord server
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Dolphin PR: Add policy on LLM contributions(github.com)
2 points by flykespice 7mo ago|0 comments
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by flykespice 7mo ago
> Nothing changes in terms of how to make reliable software. You need the same things like unit tests, integration tests, monitoring tools, etc. It just changes in terms of doubling the work you have to do in order verify your system rat
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Duckstation is ending Android support(androidauthority.com)
2 points by flykespice 7mo ago|0 comments
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by flykespice 7mo ago
So what? You pay taxes to a government using it to wage wars bombing children schools. Will you now live in hut a on the forest because you don't consent to it?
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by flykespice 7mo ago
Doesn't Richard Stallman opposes AI use?
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by flykespice 7mo ago
How much do you use Google services on your daily life (Google search, Gmail, Google pay..)? You might have unaware handed more your personal info them than you know
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by flykespice 7mo ago
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by flykespice 8mo ago
Is it possible for AIs in the future catch up those gags and meta humor in the language? Could the translation team have done a better job prompting the AI with the current technology? Afaik japanese media (manga) abuse alot the use of puns
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by flykespice 8mo ago
yes https://www.jensroesner.com/wgetgui/wgetgui.png
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by flykespice 8mo ago
Many programmers think they can cheat their way into designing a good UI, they just think it's just enough for you to learn and use a GUI framework, and place the widgets in a "good enough" way. Just look at the monstruosity
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Jemalloc(github.com)
1 points by flykespice 8mo ago|0 comments

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