honeycrispy

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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
We were raving about new atheism too. Bad ideas come and go.
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
They're a parent. They probably don't have enough time to write a comprehensive article if this article isn't paying the bills.
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
Pleading in essays hasn't gotten the point across.
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
Apple may have good hardware, but their software support is comically bad. Their support for backwards compatibility (aside from Rosetta) has basically been "FU, I'm apple", which you need for gaming. Apple has had little to
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
I think you have too much faith in humanity. It had never happened in Tanzania until recently. And I think you're right about them being initially unarmed, but most people do have guns at home.
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
There was a protest against the election in Tanzania on October 29th where the police were ordered to gun down the protesters, this is a country that has strict gun laws. Hundreds died. One of the reasons that doesn't happen in America
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
Michigan recently introduced a "save the children" bill that would ban VPNs in an act titled "anticorruption of public morals". https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-HB-493...
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by honeycrispy 10mo ago
Not sure what you mean, Altman does that fake-humility thing all the time. It's a marketing trick; show honesty in areas that don't have much business impact so the public will trust you when you stretch the truth in areas that do
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
The trait/type system can get pretty complex. Advanced Rust doesn't inherit like typical OOP, you build on generics with trait constraints, and that is a much more complex and unusual thing to model in the mind. Granted you get us
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
I love KDE, but it's too buggy for me. About once a day the bottom dock would just disappear. I really wish they'd focus a little more on stability. I use Sway on CachyOS, and to me it's the perfect DE. Being able to switch b
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
Dang, I'm going to have to put my old RAM on ebay. I thought it was worthless, but I was clearly wrong.
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
Calling it pointless comes across as jaded. It's not pointless. Supporting Rust attracts contributors, and those contributors are much less likely to introduce vulnerabilities in Rust when contributing vs alternatives.
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
They put them in separate designated .rbs files, so far out of the way that they might as well not be there at all.
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by honeycrispy 11mo ago
I was so disappointed in how RBS was executed it caused me to give up on Ruby and move onto something else. I haven't looked back.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
The US.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
It doesn't take a right-winger to see the tilt.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
But personal experience is not. I went to college and was friends with the foreign students. They were average.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
> Hopefully migrating to 2.0 isn't hard. It's not. I did it in under a minute.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
Safer from ballistics
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
Where did you learn this?
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
It's weird to me how many things I find flagrantly dangerous, "experts" find acceptable and vice-versa. Whether it be design, or policy.
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
https://archive.ph/r5Q6O
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by honeycrispy 1y ago
The nuance situation is rapidly improving. I had several minor issues with Zed ~6 months ago, and most of them have been patched away.