johnny22

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by johnny22 1y ago
> Unless someone has proven to you that they are not trustworthy, you choosing not to listen is a... personal choice at best. And? Not sure how that matters.
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by johnny22 1y ago
Records and Tuples weren't stopped because of tc39, but rather the engine developers. Read the notes.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I just won't give my eyeballs to science content like that. I don't care if she has anything useful to say.
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by johnny22 2y ago
No other currently distro whether it be debian, fedora, or arch, or opensuse seems to want to switch up their design to match nix's approach. They have too many people familiar with the current approaches.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I think you have to do both sandboxing and this.
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by johnny22 2y ago
For me, the real problem at the time is that "rebase" was a second class feature. I think too many folks at the time thought that full immutability was what folks wanted and got hung up on that. Turns out that almost everyone wan
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by johnny22 2y ago
starcraft provides replay files that start with the initial game state and then every action in the game. Not user inputs, but the actions bound to them.
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by johnny22 2y ago
That's really dumb, but it's hard to call one one instance abuse. Now, I do beleive it turns into abuse if it a bunch of people do it. Especially if they are bringing their insults specifically into your space (repo forge, mailing
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by johnny22 2y ago
not sure about java land, but we have seen this on pypi and i think even on rubygems.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> nd to keep them unable to imagine an alternative to what they're trapped in. Feels like this is all of human history and not just now. > can't sell out of your "authenticity" if you were authentically in it for
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by johnny22 2y ago
i am not that concerned about more permissively licensed versions of what are effectively commodities (like coreutils). I am still very interested in keeping something like the kernel as GPL since it doesn't have a real substitute.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of patriotism. I wouldn't use the word "envy" here though. My perception of what what is patriotic is that we borrow what is most useful from the places our citizens come from.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> Now it seems to me that we are leaving behind personal expression. Are we? Can you expand on that?
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by johnny22 2y ago
> The thing with extensions like Tree Style Tabs and Sidebery is that nice as they may be, they’re awkwardly bolted onto the browser’s UI and the best you as a user can do to try to fix that is to hack on your userchrome and then pray th
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by johnny22 2y ago
> "nice guy" pushover These two things aren't as related as people think they are. One can be a "nice guy" and still not be a pushover. Being assertive is not the same as being aggressive.
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by johnny22 2y ago
pretty sure you'd have to call it something else. I don't think the crates setup allows what exactly happened with left-pad to happen. It's much more likely to involve malicious code.
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by johnny22 2y ago
for one it is against the law in a lot of places :) Why it's against the law is another discussion.
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by johnny22 2y ago
Can they do what caddy does or not without a turing complete language ? That is the question.
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by johnny22 2y ago
i saw somebody mention they are going to do something about that soon, but I don't remember where i saw it.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I don't want a "server framework" I want a server. OP actually built a server. I clicked through the first few and they talk about building applications with them. That is explicitly what I excluded.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I was looking for a web server, not a web framework. A replacement for nginx and caddy, not something to build applications on thus I never would have thought about clicking on a link talking about web frameworks. Anybody have any suggestio
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by johnny22 2y ago
servo was never a fully featured web browser and was never proposed to be iirc. It was proposed as experimental from the start. The most we got at the time was browser.html
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by johnny22 2y ago
No, this is closer to the definition of neoliberalism that people are using https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism
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by johnny22 2y ago
that's pretty simple.. nobody wants to provoke them into using their nukes. It's also still likely a hard sell to the populations of various countries.
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by johnny22 2y ago
He continued to express his support on the subject as of yesterday (i think).
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by johnny22 2y ago
> Why would you be inclined to think that? See the number of people who say they voted for trump because they think he's a successful business man.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> A decision to include Rust in the kernel isn't a decision to include any patches from any specific person with no questions asked. This is not what's happening.
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by johnny22 2y ago
c'mon.. please know about the issue at all to some level before commenting. The rust for linux project exists because Linus approved it. It's that simple. Linus thinks it a good idea to at least try Rust in the kernel. If he didn&
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by johnny22 2y ago
> He won the popular vote though, unless I'm misunderstanding your point. I think the distinction here is that only about 1/2 the population even voted.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I'm a big fan of opinionated software. This world is full of software that tries to do everything. A lot of the times I just want it to do the one thing really well.

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