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by jenadine 4y ago
8. C++ + Qt. (no X) 9. Rust + Slint (bare meta or Linux)
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by jenadine 4y ago
Why do you use flutter? Does it survive a Wayland compositor crash?
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by jenadine 4y ago
I disagree. Many abstraction makes it easier to read for human. Example, the first abstraction is to use functions, if/else, and loops instead of plain goto everywhere like the CPU like. Now abstraction also have a cost that needs to b
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by jenadine 4y ago
I do have a problem. It's like the sexist language or the N word. Their just words so nothing to be offended by, right? But they just perpetuate and normalise the concepts. In this case non-sensical religious things.
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by jenadine 4y ago
So you have coloured functions? The red that can allocate, and the blue that cannot?
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by jenadine 4y ago
The feeling to micromanage every details instead of focusing on the actual business logic?
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by jenadine 4y ago
Solar panels and carbon filter on a car? Doesn't seem that smart. I could also put them in a backpack and walk around with extra kilos while cleaming I have the cleaner backpack. It is more efficient to put them in a specialized facili
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by jenadine 4y ago
But if you want to share it or store it, it is not practical to keep the raw data. You will have to re-encode.
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by jenadine 4y ago
> #private: […] This is not recommended for TypeScript projects, instead just use the existing private keyword. Why not? I was told the opposite: now that the feature is in JS natively, it can be used.
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by jenadine 4y ago
A lot of 'x1' should be 'x2' in the examples
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by jenadine 4y ago
That mean even more colours for our functions?
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by jenadine 4y ago
If you choose to live in a remote place, you'll also have to bear the costs.
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by jenadine 4y ago
The reason PySide exist under LGPL is to allow proprietary program using the library. Here we are talking about MIT which is not proprietary.
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by jenadine 4y ago
I disagree. The GPL can't force a license on your code. It just force a license on the whole program that all its components must respect the freedom of the GPL. As long as the code that use the GPL is under a GPL compatible license (s
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by jenadine 4y ago
Slint? https://slint-ui.com
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by jenadine 4y ago
That answer is for a pure GPL library, not dual licensed. As the quoted part says: the project as a whole (which includes the library itself) need to be GPL, but part of it can be MIT. So the code of the program on GitHub can be MIT.
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by jenadine 4y ago
I don't think that's right. The MIT license is compatible with the GPL. One can license the code using a GPL library using MIT. Only someone who wants to fork the code into a proprietary program would needs to purchase a license o
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by jenadine 4y ago
Any plan to support LSP to work with more programming languages? Or is the plan to focus on C++ only?
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by jenadine 4y ago
Note that a period emoji was approved in 2019 https://emojipedia.org/drop-of-blood/
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by jenadine 4y ago
> Only use Apache v2, MIT or BSD licensed Even if you use code under these license, you are still supposed to credit the authors by reproducing the license. So you need to know where it came from. Do you credit all the software the model
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by jenadine 4y ago
We are already fighting biology the whole time by waking up early. Why can't we fight biology for a week until the body adjusts?
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by jenadine 4y ago
Why?/How? (If it's a joke i don't get it)
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by jenadine 4y ago
Another "funny" one: https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/10yk8hk/ub_clang_decid...
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by jenadine 4y ago
> 1. Well-functioning, mission-critical systems that were made in C++ aren't being replaced. Very true. There is a lot of existing working code that is not going away and will even still need to be maintained for decades. > 2. An
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by jenadine 4y ago
Why not going to sleep earlier?
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by jenadine 4y ago
> AGPL license is a red flag for any software I’d like to use. Then don't. If you are only interested in using the software and not contributing back or supporting the community, then that software is not for you. There may be other
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by jenadine 4y ago
And vice versa. The compiler can detect a loop and replace it by a call to memcpy https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=56888
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by jenadine 4y ago
And I am still waiting for the WiFi support in the Rust rp-rs crates
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by jenadine 4y ago
More work? More conflicts? less testing?
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by jenadine 4y ago
When there are ~780 talks in ~30 rooms, we understand why automation is required. It is impressive that they manage to get great quality video for most talks.

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