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by flykespice 1y ago
> I would like C++ would be a little more "batteries included" in some ways, like having a basic standard for signals, networking (just handling sockets would be a huge thing), and some basic system calls. Isn't Boost libr
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by flykespice 1y ago
They don't want to repeat GNU/Hurd tragedy
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Tilix: A Tiling Terminal Emulator(gnunn1.github.io)
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by flykespice 1y ago
That is a striking difference between mobile and desktop, why is that? (Also that is a very interesting site)
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by flykespice 1y ago
I never said Kotlin invented type inference, just that the syntax was straight adopted from kotlin
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by flykespice 1y ago
It's another thing they adopted from Kotlin, since Kotlin is supposed to be a "better java". Now Java is retroactively adopting Kotlin freatures.
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by flykespice 1y ago
For a moment I thought the domain belonged to Asahi Linux and they spun off to a news website.
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by flykespice 1y ago
I never understand the reason why Microsoft lagged so much behind on newer c standards adoption. Did their compiler infrastructure made it difficult to adopt newer standards flexible? Or they simply did not care?
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by flykespice 1y ago
Then you would be forced to upgrade after factory reset (basically digital sisyphus)?
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by flykespice 1y ago
The problem is most bank here for you to log in the Web, you need to install the bank mobile app so you can fetch the security key required to authenticate.
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by flykespice 1y ago
The only stopper for most of us fully moving to Linux phones are banking apps... I am interested to hear how you deal with that as a full linux phone user
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by flykespice 1y ago
At least you can come up with a joke quickly with Python
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by flykespice 1y ago
Mame is the most comprehensive emulator you'll ever get. They emulate everything under the sun: from very obscure computers that you don't even find info on the internet to mechanical car rides (yes they even preserve the roms for
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by flykespice 1y ago
Afaik gurudumps is a total jerk, constantly being hostile for no reason to newcomers. Haze is almost always in conflict with mame lead Cuavas when trying to upstream his code, but his anger mostly justified. Cuavas is a huge micromanager,
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by flykespice 1y ago
Except they are? Lua 5.3 bitwise literals are a big improvement over the builtins bitand32, bitor.. the addition of integer type makes the language more suitable for embedded systems that don't have FPU.. Lua 5.4 added const attribute
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by flykespice 1y ago
Don't forget it's much more productive writing a script in Python to parse a text than Lua due to its huge feature-rich syntax
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by flykespice 1y ago
Hell no, keep it small as is, no influence from big corporations and no enshittification (or having a "DHH problem" in Lua community)
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by flykespice 1y ago
> That little copilot icon is sitting there in the task tray, clickable and usable. I'm using Win 11 and I didn't even notice Copilot on my task bar until you mentioned it... I think that is a wakeup call for me to finally flas
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by flykespice 1y ago
Side-effect means you're changing state outside the scope the code is running. Sure thing you can declare globals variable and run anything on a module file global scope (outside funcs and class body), but even that 'global'
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by flykespice 1y ago
Also matthew affect, platforms that started early and got popular, tends to get more popular. Codeberg might be getting more popular, but the slope of growth from Github is way higher than theirs.
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by flykespice 1y ago
Prompt: "Do a barrel roll!"
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by flykespice 1y ago
Those kinds of things can be figured with intuition, and it's more productive this way than spending time looking through academic articles online
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by flykespice 1y ago
Ah bummer, I wanted to see the authentic experience of the dude filming himself swapping catridges to setup RAM and start TAS playback... :(
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by flykespice 1y ago
Yep that would be my conclusion too, we still need to hear the other side of the history
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by flykespice 1y ago
I am very dummy on LLMs, but wouldn't a confined model (no internet access) eventually just loop to repeating itself on each consecutive run or is entropy enough for them to produce endless creativity?
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by flykespice 1y ago
> There are different ethnicities of "white people" who can be told apart by looking. So "he can tell by looking" does not mean that he is applying a racial standard. damn, you are really catching the straws here to d
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by flykespice 1y ago
Haha no sweat I'm be waiting for your 386 series
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by flykespice 1y ago
Why? Android Studio seems fine, IntelliJ does a very good job on their IDE
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by flykespice 1y ago
Ken Shirriff it's your time
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by flykespice 1y ago
Of course Linus would close it, because cute things reminds him of hamsters, those little devils! https://lore.kernel.org/all/CA+55aFxq-tJZP0PaPdgf4NaCNdzv4-c...

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