jenadine

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by jenadine 2y ago
You're correct. Parent comment is inaccurate. The problem is that a different library in the same process can use getenv without locking (or without locking the same lock as your code)
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by jenadine 2y ago
There are a bunch of new native UI toolkit as well, such as Slint [ https://slint.dev ]
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by jenadine 2y ago
Indeed, it doesn't solve the problem that people will misinterpret data and spread misinformation to justify their bad feeling about AI with invalid arguments.
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by jenadine 2y ago
> In my experience, open/closed issues ratio is much more important than star count. What would you say is a good ratio?
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by jenadine 2y ago
> it was played from sheet music by a professional organist. I assume the claim didn't come from that organist. But would it be an infringement if it was?
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by jenadine 2y ago
Why should we? The difference is a drop on the ocean for the climate. While choosing convenience/price has a immediate impact on yourself. The rational choice at the individual level is not to care for such things. Actions has to be ta
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by jenadine 2y ago
> Though unfortunately since it's not lGPL or MIT, it doesn't look like I could use it anyways. Why not. They also intend to have a commercial license. Don't event want to consider paying?
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by jenadine 2y ago
If the new license is so similar to the AGPL, why did they not pick AGPL as one of the license options in order to keep a well known OSI-aproved license?
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by jenadine 2y ago
Old code need maintenance, bugfixes and new features. One does not rewrite their stack from scratch. But many companies are definitely writing new projects in rust rather than C++, including Big Tech.
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by jenadine 2y ago
Because you can only browse pages from 2005 with KHTML (Standards evolves and KHTML hasn't been kept up to date in that respect)
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by jenadine 2y ago
You don't need to save. And it has nice features like highlights selection
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by jenadine 2y ago
> there are many cheaper options to get rid of an enemy, but those have been outlawe I'm curious. What are these options?
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by jenadine 2y ago
> In aggregate this kind of stuff is still meaningfull. No, I don't think it is. The scale is so small that even if every electron application was suddenly replaced by an equivalent super lightweight one, I claim it would make no di
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by jenadine 2y ago
No. (There might be side projects like the squish test framework or the MCU port that are proprietary, but Qt itself is fully free software)
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by jenadine 2y ago
I guess you were not serious about the climate, as this will have no measurable effect on it, and with things like Jevons paradox [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox ] could even have the opposite effect (more
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by jenadine 2y ago
This is not about "open source" vs "free software". This is about "permissive" vs "copyleft"
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by jenadine 2y ago
Neither does this project of it contains parts that needs a rust compiler to be bootstrapped
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by jenadine 2y ago
Why not reuse the whole frontend then?
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by jenadine 2y ago
Nuclear material is put in glass which can last many thousands of years. Geological studies of the locations where the nuclear waste is burried show that it would take millions of year for the isotopes to escape. Meanwhile, the effects of l
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by jenadine 2y ago
> Pluto - Pu. the closest available abbreviation Did he not get the memo about Pluto not being a planet anymore?
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by jenadine 2y ago
If only there was an existing gui library as mature at Qt4 written in these languages, so they could fork it.
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by jenadine 2y ago
And in some year there will be "Modern Rust"
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by jenadine 2y ago
True, but it could also be totally innert and not have any measurable negative effect. Who knows?
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by jenadine 2y ago
Even in the worst situation, like losing a loved one, I believe a smile can only do you good.
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by jenadine 2y ago
For a hash of N hex digit. The probably to have a single e and the rest decimal is N*10^(N-1)/16^N With 10 hex digit like on the blog, that'd be 0.9% so about once every 100 builds With full 40 digit: 2.7e-8 so about once every 10
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by jenadine 2y ago
Why not wasm?
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by jenadine 2y ago
What makes electron easier to distribute? Electron is also made out of binaries which needs to be provided for each platform
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by jenadine 2y ago
Code is docs. One can just infer lifetime by reading the code. (That said, having it encoded in the type system makes it many times easier)
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by jenadine 2y ago
Do you often grep for casts? I never do that.
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by jenadine 2y ago
It is certainly possible, just more expensive. And I'm just saying that one shouldn't mix cost of production and price for the consumer. It is easier to size the network when the current flows basically in one single direction fro

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