guappa

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by guappa 1y ago
> I can write async Rust without breaking a sweat The difficult part comes when you try to do so "correctly".
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by guappa 1y ago
Because 1 mistake somewhere will make your whole application stuck and then you must locate which call is blocking.
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by guappa 1y ago
I assure you they filter based on that and on your top level domain in your email address.
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by guappa 1y ago
Stars can be bought, they aren't very reliable.
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by guappa 1y ago
On my sistems screen doesn't have setuid.
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by guappa 1y ago
Linus doesn't care about free software. You're thinking of rms.
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by guappa 1y ago
A patch over email is how git works too!
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by guappa 1y ago
Have you ever actually used svn?
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by guappa 1y ago
You'd be right if go wasn't an awful language designed by someone who clearly failed their compiler class at university.
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by guappa 1y ago
And yet it's immediately evident to anyone when a website is using AI "art" and it looks completely pointless.
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by guappa 1y ago
With no access to logs the claim is just handwaving.
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by guappa 1y ago
I think he meant "nobody with sense"
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by guappa 1y ago
You think forbidding screenshots is going to stop salespeople from promising random stuff? Have you met salespeople?
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by guappa 1y ago
You mean with people who have more paranoia than sense?
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by guappa 1y ago
If you don't frisk people to check if they have microphones and make everyone leave their phones at the entrance, you're just wasting everyone's time. Information hasn't leaked because people didn't bother to leak i
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by guappa 1y ago
3 pages of paperwork are like 5 minutes of work tops.
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by guappa 1y ago
I use localslackirc. It logs deletions as well.
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by guappa 1y ago
They have absolutely no way to enforce anything of sorts on linux, technically.
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by guappa 1y ago
How can they possibly enforce this? Teams is just a webpage in a browser.
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by guappa 1y ago
If you use microsoft outlook most of the spam never makes it into the spam folder because it goes to the inbox. Do you have a source for your somewhat unbelievable claim?
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by guappa 1y ago
Anything is simple if you approximate it to an adimensional point and ignore all the complexities that make it different from that.
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by guappa 1y ago
I can show you a 2 year old python program that will fail to work on an existing version of python. Can you do that with a gcc version?
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by guappa 1y ago
Anyone with ⅑ of a brain has already realised AI isn't going to replace anyone other than people who have the word "AI" under their name on linkedin or ycombinator.
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by guappa 1y ago
You never look into your spam folder?
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by guappa 1y ago
There's enough homes.
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by guappa 1y ago
They will. The AI fad however…
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by guappa 1y ago
Ah yes, LLM is very good at giving me information from documentation that was out of date 15 years ago instead of using the documentation from 2025.
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by guappa 1y ago
C-suites love to pretend they can do and indeed do these calculations. They don't. They toss a coin.
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by guappa 1y ago
That's an issue on projects managed by inexperienced people. The license has little to do with this. However I find that inexperienced people tend to coalesce around some languages rather than others.
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by guappa 1y ago
lol, they should fire the guy :D

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