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by jenadine 2y ago
One thing that is often forgotten is the difference between the cost of electricity at the power plant, and the price of electricity in the power plug in the household. The difference is that the grid provides constant electricity at 60Hz 2
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by jenadine 2y ago
What existing UI could they have used?
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by jenadine 2y ago
It's in C++, not C
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by jenadine 2y ago
No child is being abused when someone play with weights on a model. "Abhorrent nature" is very subjective and relative.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Yes. But that point doesn't help the users since they don't have the data.
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by jenadine 2y ago
The LGPL is great for software libraries written in C, but doesn't really work for any other programming language. It uses concepts like object files and linking that assumes C. Even in C++ which is closely related you get issues with
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by jenadine 2y ago
The analogy is a bit strong. You make it sound like the CLA is a limitation to the product. But the CLA doesn't't limit the product in any way.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Dart is also safe.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Not anymore https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/24648
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by jenadine 2y ago
Yes, with minor changes. A few variables need to be renamed, a few cast need to be added. Some churn for sure on such big codebase, but doable nevertheless. GCC did it, other projects did it, I don't see why the kernel can't.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Is Fair Source a super set of Open Source? On other words, is any open source license automatically a fair source. For every open source project, the source is available, under an open source license after 0 days, and usable and modifiable
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by jenadine 2y ago
There are companies whose business model is to offer professional services around the software they produce. In this case, this clause means that they can't use that license to prevent such competition.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Does it work? (Do you know of big companies with a ban on AGPL are using your software with the fair source license?) Another possibility is to make it available under several licenses: AGPL + free but restricted licence.
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by jenadine 2y ago
There are people who think some things that are illegal shouldn't be illegal. (Online or IRL doesn't matter)
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by jenadine 2y ago
There is also the possibility to use digraphs such as <: :> or other combinations. (And they could even converted to unicode by the code formatter)
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by jenadine 2y ago
If I understand correctly, lightning allow an unbounded amount of transactions for the cost of a couple of on chain transactions. So sure, there are still the need to hit the chain, but if you were to do all transactions on chain, you'
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by jenadine 2y ago
> I could bet that most of these "new Rust safe programs" will start like this: unsafe { // your code goes here } I'll take your bet. Most Rust program I've seen don't use unsafe or when they do, it is
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by jenadine 2y ago
From what I understand, the problem was not caused by an update of the driver itself, but an update of a config file that the driver uses. As an OS author, how could you possibly know what to rollback when this is just an unrelated file fro
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by jenadine 2y ago
It frighten me how some contributor to my open source repo just don't care about their git history. They do 100 of "crap" commits (author's wording) and merge commits. Sometimes I'd write a comment like: "can y
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by jenadine 2y ago
Both points are valid. But it shouldn't take hours to "fix" a repo in most cases. As you said: git reset. Anyway, I've been putting some of my repo in very bad states by doing git operation from different unix user that
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by jenadine 2y ago
Their toolkit is developed in their monorepo and is not on crates.io nor versionned, so they can do breaking changes any time. Seems risky to use in 3rd party projects.
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by jenadine 2y ago
You can get something like a rp2040 for a couple of $. And let a graphic library do the hard work. Eg https://slint.dev/blog/porting-slint-to-microcontrollers
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by jenadine 2y ago
What's SerenityOS's stance? They merged a PR to replace males pronouns https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/24648 If I understand correctly, there was just a social media mob calling the pro
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by jenadine 2y ago
You seem to be in the minority with that thought. The evidence is that most apps nowadays comes with their own style, often packed in a HTML frontend. Users are used of websites which all have their own designs, and don't seem to mind
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by jenadine 2y ago
What's all that JavaScript for?
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by jenadine 2y ago
But it is a replacement. One project don't need to be a pareto obtimum to claim to be replacement, it's ok even if there are some drawbacks. Having to pay is clearly one drawback for some, but if you save this money by not having
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by jenadine 2y ago
How about the choice to be able to walk or cycle in a safe environment?
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by jenadine 2y ago
What's wrong with LGPL?
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by jenadine 2y ago
What's wrong with error node in the ast? I've seen language server that completely ignores the parts with error, and I much prefer error nodes because then I still know there is something and these error node can still have childr
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by jenadine 2y ago
Maybe because Rust is not a language made to make GUI applications? For GUI applications you are better of with a higher level language.

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