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by ijlx 5y ago
I may be splitting hairs here but Python is actually a strongly typed language. It would be better to say nim has static typing: https://wiki.python.org/moin/Why%20is%20Python%20a%20dynamic...
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by ijlx 5y ago
It does run on arm64, I am currently running a forge server with a few mods on this exact setup. It's just for a few friends, I don't think we've had more than 5 or 6 on at a time but it seems to be performant enough. It&#x27
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by ijlx 5y ago
Arch forum, you mean? The archwiki runs the standard mediawiki.
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by ijlx 5y ago
*articles you mean, not prepositions. And almost certainly it was too long.
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by ijlx 5y ago
I've never seen fizzbuzz defined in such a way that zero or negative numbers are part of the problem. Typically it is a counting game, starting at 1 and going up to some arbitrary value.
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by ijlx 5y ago
If your concern is in the long term, wouldn't you want to put your trust in the most mature and long lasting project today (i.e. gpg)? Nobody can see the future, but given that gpg is open source and has been actively developed for ove
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by ijlx 5y ago
An excellent example of nominative determinism!
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by ijlx 5y ago
This article talked about so much more than racial diversity, is that all you got out of it?
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by ijlx 5y ago
I would guess that the subset of users willing/able to pay for something like this is more valuable to advertisers than the average twitter user. At this price point I wouldn't be surprised if they would lose money by offering no
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by ijlx 5y ago
Ironically that's quite a pithy statement.
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by ijlx 5y ago
Wine is not an emulator, it is a compatibility layer for Windows system calls on a Unix-like platform. If something runs on wine, the performance overhead should be unnoticeable/very small for the typical user.
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by ijlx 6y ago
Not in this case: https://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2006-February/0103...
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by ijlx 7y ago
Presumably the lisp-like syntax and immutable variables by default. Lua has some functional features, but it isn't a primarily functional language like this.