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jhatemyjob
9mo ago
I don't understand how, almost 20 years after the release of these platforms, there are fully grown adult mobile OS fanboys still out there that either consciously or unconsciously spread lies about the difference between the platforms
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9mo ago
I don't really care about this, like at all. But I just wanted to say, that's an amazing name. Well done.
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9mo ago
When I first saw the OP, panic started to set in that I am fucked and Chat-Completions/LLMs/AI/whatever-you wanna-call-it will soon be able to create anything and eat away at my earning potential. And I will spend my elde
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9mo ago
Kind of offtopic but fun fact I didn't know until recently, the Moldbug definition of Cathedral is based (lol) on the Eric Raymond definition
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9mo ago
Less licensing headache, it seems. Kokoro says its Apache licensed. But it has eSpeak-NG as a dependency, which is GPL, which brings into question whether or not Kokoro is actually GPL. PocketTTS doesn't have eSpeak-NG as a dependenc
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10mo ago
Also, this is old_man_yells_at_cloud.jpg. The old man is Rob Pike (almost 70 years old) and the cloud is well.... The Cloud.
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10mo ago
I wish this post went into the actual how ! He glossed over the details. There is a link to his repo, which is a start I suppose: https://github.com/piercefreeman/autopg A blog post that went into the details would b
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11mo ago
People use C not because they like it, but because its the lingua franca [1]. As long as The Unix Programming Environment [2] remains dominant, The C Programming Language [3] will too. 1. https://humprog.org/~stephen/re
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11mo ago
Maybe we crossed the Rubicon and there's too much opportunity cost to learn how to implement the fundamental DS&A. Instead of memorizing the ~10 lines of code for binary search, memorize the words "binary search". Thanks
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11mo ago
> 7.3 No Copy-Paste Coding > [...] But nowadays they tend to punt to some AI. Beginning developers should not do this. I don't know how I feel about this. I get the sentiment, I really do. But it almost reads like a chess Grand
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11mo ago
I think it's interesting! Don't you? A fun fact of history most people don't know.
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Ported freetype, fontconfig, harfbuzz, and graphite to Fil-C
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11mo ago
And this, kids, is why you should vendor your dependencies
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11mo ago
That's what I do for some of my dependencies. But it's only for legal reasons. If licensing isn't a concern, vendoring is superior.
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11mo ago
That sounds incredibly stressful.
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11mo ago
This is a decent approach, another approach is to vendor your dependencies and don't update them unless absolutely necessary. The only thing you'd need to react to is major security vulnerabilities.
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11mo ago
I'd bet a million dollars that it won't just be for the moment, but for all time
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11mo ago
If that's the bar, what language's abstractions haven't failed?
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11mo ago
And the elephant in the room, the license You can read the source without worrying about getting sued for violating the GPL
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11mo ago
Yeah, most Americans don't understand how ubiquitous this is in Asia. I doubt this will catch on in America because of how unsafe the cities are. I would never wear this in New York but I definitely would in Tokyo
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11mo ago
I think Gabe is doing a great job. If he wants to have a billion dollars worth of yachts, that's fine by me.
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1y ago
Software that is meant to run on Apple platforms.
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1y ago
HTML, not XML
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1y ago
Lmk when you figure it out
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1y ago
Even sadder, nobody in the comments section but me seems to care
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1y ago
Sadly, no mention of Playwright or Puppeteer.
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1y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I'm gonna assume it's a dead project. It has only 239 commits, basically a proof of concept. Nothing to take seriously. OpenBSD on the other hand is extremely active, there's no way OpenSSH will
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1y ago
Might as well start an effort to rewrite the whole project in Javascript at this point
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1y ago
In that case, wouldn't incremental builds solve this?
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1y ago
Thanks for name-dropping zeux. Didn't know about him.
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