jcelerier

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by jcelerier 6d ago
> The credits for my code are protected (with the GPL you have to tell where your code originates from) But that's literally anathema to the spirit of GPL. Copyleft exists only as a reaction to copyright which is sadly ingrained in
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by jcelerier 7d ago
> In both photoshop and painting, the human using the tool decides what strokes to use. except for the million posters and album covers unironically made with a real photo passed into one of photoshop's "Artistic" filters
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by jcelerier 7d ago
As I said, "Today's AI makes it look even worse". But the post makes me hopeful than in a couple years, actually good graphic design can come out from AI. It still looks terrible and AI even for the best posters it highlights
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by jcelerier 7d ago
Well what's better ? I have so many pictures of posters of old events or storefronts saved on my phone because they were so astronomically bad it'd have been better to not have any poster at all. Today's AI makes it look even
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by jcelerier 13d ago
I mean I understand that this can happen, my point is that we should code things in a way where the huge majority your code will still work no matter if you have an old rhel box or the latest archlinux, just like today we can port doom to p
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by jcelerier 13d ago
> The answer is to keep the compiler and the OS image it is running on alongside the source in version control. really says a lot that someone can say this apparently absolutely seriously
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by jcelerier 13d ago
> I only have the nagging question that if it’s so easy, why would the clients not do it by themselves? I mean, that's exactly what's starting to happen, we have more and more clients to whom we propose a quote and their answer
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by jcelerier 15d ago
I was wondering "hopefully C++ allows you to pick across these axes so that you can build yourself the async primitives that work best for the problem at hand" and then: yes! > We cannot attribute C++ to any particular design p
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by jcelerier 16d ago
wordpress
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by jcelerier 16d ago
to be fair mold or wild's full link is a few hundred times faster than a link.exe incremental relink
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by jcelerier 22d ago
> A human given a task that requires internet and given a system with no internet would most likely raise the issue to their superiors or otherwise go through official channels to have the tools available to do their job. i'd be cur
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by jcelerier 22d ago
> There are desktops where Qt5/Qt6 software runs fine if you can get it to compile, but the GL interface has been broken on many platforms for over a decade. do you have example / bugreports of this ? for my app I run tests acr
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by jcelerier 23d ago
imagine picking some Vue framework over Qt when talking about "the stable road future kids walk down to become professionals". There's software written today in Qt that traces back all the way to the mid 90s and are still top
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by jcelerier 23d ago
my point is that as programmers we have to take into account that the average human today has a computer that likely struggles to open Win11 notepad. I don't buy random laptops from amazon, but an astonishingly high amount of people do
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by jcelerier 23d ago
I challenge you to browse the web one week on this laptop part of the current top 10 Amazon best sellers on a gigabit fiber connection and tell me if you still think that this is the problem: https://www.amazon.com/HP-Everyd
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by jcelerier 26d ago
what are they wrong for ? I'm seeing 100+ unreal blueprints, labview and n8n jobs (hundreds each ) just in the city I live in and you really believe no-code is not a thing ?
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by jcelerier 29d ago
except it only can work for CLI apps or anything that doesn't use the GPU as for instance nvidia drivers require glibc
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by jcelerier 29d ago
> for the convenience musl offers ... you're fine with trading an app running 26% slower, to save a dozen megabytes ? that sounds positively insane to me. That's accepting to go from e.g. 60fps to ~45 fps (e.g. completely unacc
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
> What happens if you’re not keeping up? As in the huge majority of entrepreneurship cases, your company fails and then you're in personal financial ruin for the rest of your life ?
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
Yes? Are you a human or a corporation talking? Has Samsung achieved singularity status and is now posting on HN? Besides, the negative sentiment that OP shares here sis for me much stronger than any burned pixel, annoyances like this are a
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
it's a stock laptop on a stock linux distro install, X11 + i3
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
well yes, that's what i'm saying. most people that interact with a computer use notion, a small percentage obsidian, and a fraction of that emacs org mode or other similar tools. I use zim-wiki but I don't expect most people
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
i'm on linux
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
I have a new laptop with a rtx 5090. Opening any GL context takes more than half a second. There's tons of things that can be optimized and are pretty far from web.
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
but it just moves the dependency from tailscale's relay servers to iroh's relay servers. Says it right there in your article: > The public relays we run have seen more than 200 million endpoints created, in the last 30 days alo
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
no, it has been updated to C++17 in metal 4: https://developer.apple.com/metal/Metal-Shading-Language-Spe...
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
> OK, but why would I want to run more agents? So I can be more productive? What does this productivity lead to? software used outside of nerd niches? photoshop, canva, clickup, after effects and unreal engine over feh, imagemagick, impr
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
actually a writer is just someone who writes
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
Default esp32 still comes with built-in binary blobs for the radio though iirc
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by jcelerier 1mo ago
I mean "any C++ codebase" doesn't make sense in general. I run C++23 code on ESP32, that doesn't mean I'm gonna build KDE or chrome for it, and that doesn't make it any less C++.

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