h4x0r12345

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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
> that's called "dodging the question" That is an immature non-intellectual response. I am done with this thread. Have a good one.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Are you typing on a Chinese computer or a US computer? If you were using a computer 25 years ago, what about then? Made in USA or China? And how's your infrastructure looking these days? Last time I was at LAX 10 years ago it looked wo
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
This is exactly what I mean by "disingenuous bullshit". CPI is a distorted corrupt measure of price levels. Money supply cuts through that.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Correct. Some would argue that CPI is specifically engineered to mislead.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
The M1 significantly outperforms Ryzen when measured by performance/watt and single-core performance
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
What you're describing is dysfunctional manipulative unprofessional infantile nonsense - sometimes also known as "Corporate Cringe". Go to YouTube and search for "josh fluke corporate cringe". His channel is becomin
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Your wording is not precise > In order to even get the IDE working with a project you need to configure it to work. Meaning you already have a Maven/SBT/Gradle project and need to get the IDE to work with it.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
No that's not how it works. IDEA has its own project files (*.iml, .idea), separate from Maven. We are talking about IDE projects which are separate from Maven.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
From the perspective of a business owner, an employee is someone paid to do an actual job. They either do the job they are being paid to do, or they're fired. They're not part of the business owners perceived extended family unles
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Exactly. The youngsters like to show off their L337 hacky editor configurations. The rest of us are just getting actual work done in IntelliJ or Visual Studio.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
> I don't know if people just aren't aware, but vi and emacs have been doing this since at least the 90s. This isn't some fancy feature that requires an IDE. Recently the support has improved even more through LSP. We know
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
The minimum targeted device is sometimes not even capable of running the development environment. Doom was developed on $10k NeXT workstations. Good luck trying to develop Doom on a 386.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
If you have a Maven project, IntelliJ will open it and configure itself automatically. The IDE user doesn't need to know anything about Maven build configurations. It just works.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Generics use the type system to make the compiler check the code for you. It makes the code easier to understand, more correct, and concise if you use them as they were intended. It avoids tedious and error prone duplication of logic. Creat
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
No, it's relative. For the top 5% - 10% of developers, generics are a useful tool for doing their job efficiently. For the bottom 50% of developers, generics are complex and confusing, and only provides more footguns.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Generics (and other abstractions) are not the root cause. Go was a pragmatic defence against mediocre developers. The majority of developers are mediocre by definition, and will abuse _any_ abstractions to create Rube Goldberg contraptions
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
It's well known that they've already tried to insert back doors many times. On the other side is a huge amount of resources auditing and reviewing the kernel. Many reviewers, auditors, security analysts.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Back doors in the Linux kernel source code? No. Back doors in GNU/Linux distribution repositories? Maybe.
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
These are very childish and silly arguments. The letters have strong conventions in mathematics and definitely make sense when the functions are generic. It's like impulsively criticising Haskell or any other formal language for lookin
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
https://t2linux.org It runs well if you have the time, patience and expertise. There's no fundamental technical barriers. It's purely a matter of enough development resources being committed to the project. I think App
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Linux is coming to the M1. We need to sponsor this project https://asahilinux.org
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by h4x0r12345 5y ago
Donate a few dollars monthly to https://asahilinux.org on Patreon. We'll get Linux running smoothly on the M1 within a year or so.