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by jokoon 2y ago
I live in France, and financially I'm fine not working, I have a few savings, welfare is enough for me. What is truly problematic is the social isolation, the inactivity, and a feeling of not being included. I could go working any job
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by jokoon 2y ago
I like being unemployed. But on the other hand, I cannot socialize without a job. I have embraced the antiwork mentality, but it needs to be said that it doesn't solve everything. I still want to get a job just so I can get up in the m
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by jokoon 2y ago
I wonder if I will see Python as a browser scripting language in my lifetime
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by jokoon 2y ago
Personally, I would rather design a new document format, with simpler semantics, that is easier to render. HTML feels quite complicated, and also it was not designed for dynamic rendering. I like lean and kiss, and html doesn't feel li
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by jokoon 2y ago
I've read that there is a ublock for manifest v3 Is that new ublock less capable?
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by jokoon 2y ago
I need to ask around why SD have such a short lifespan, while SSD are just fine.
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by jokoon 2y ago
It always made sense to have a single chip instead of 2, I just want to buy a single package with both things on the same die. That might make things much simpler for people who write kernel, drivers and video games. The history of CPU and
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by jokoon 2y ago
Aircraft engineers studied birds to make airplanes. If AI engineers don't study brains, they will probably never build an intelligent ai. At least stimulate the brain of an ant or a small lizard, that shouldn't be hard to do. Mayb
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by jokoon 2y ago
I love irc, but irc is probably more problematic to manage for users and admins/moderators than discord. I don't like the discord server model, but it allows the platform to prevent spam more easily and to put the responsibility o
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by jokoon 2y ago
I wonder if climate change can lead to more earthquakes I would say no, but it would imagine geologists would not say it's impossible?
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by jokoon 2y ago
Capitalism doesn't really reward honesty. That's why it matters to properly regulate the market.
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by jokoon 2y ago
I guess this framework was made by amd engineers. Anyway I wonder why amd never challenged nvidia on that market... It smells a bit like amd and nvidia secretly agreed to not compete against each other. Opencl exists but is abandoned.
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by jokoon 2y ago
I don't suppose modern os would let you do that today, sounds like a security nightmare
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by jokoon 2y ago
I'm not a fan of rust, but if microsoft required that those sort of critical software be written in rust, it would be a good thing. Anything that is doing something sensitive or critical that can crash the system should be written in r
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by jokoon 2y ago
I don't understand people who don't want to be immortal. At five years old I cried because I learned that I was going to die one day.
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by jokoon 2y ago
What amazes me is how modern javascript engines are able to optimize for a "hot execution path".
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by jokoon 2y ago
A good thing is others trying to build their own tokamak instead
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by jokoon 2y ago
Foobar prevents me from switching to Linux Same for paint.net
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by jokoon 2y ago
This is useless unless you have all the songs on earth Algorithm don't matter, only data matters
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by jokoon 2y ago
I hope the CIA will try to warn congress and the White House and be more convincing. Or maybe there are not enough benefits for the US to fight climate change? The US sees itself as a "force of good" through its influence on the w
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by jokoon 2y ago
At the army, I remember a doctor insisting on a very precise answer to the question if I was drinking alcohol "never" or "rarely". for coffee it's probably very similar we say "the dose makes the poison" b
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by jokoon 2y ago
oil refineries are also quite a weak point for gas vehicles caltrops could also paralyse entire highways also bridges I could also imagine that it's not difficult to insert sugar into gas stations
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by jokoon 2y ago
Isn't that a vulnerability that still requires physical access to hardware? Or is that just a protection against rootkits? I still fail to understand what secure boot is protecting against: if a machine is compromised remotely, does se
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by jokoon 2y ago
all browsers would have to agree, the language would have to be very well defined and well supported across all those browsers. that would be a lot of work I would rather see new WASM features instead
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by jokoon 2y ago
Not surprising I support LGBT rights, but that doesn't mean we should discount medical advice. It's the typical problem of people who refuse to listen to doctors and want to self diagnose and self medicate.
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by jokoon 2y ago
I am still bitter for getting banned from my EU country subreddit, for saying hamas dresses as civilians. This is a sign that if Reddit dies, it will probably be because of the mods. This is becoming so bad, that admins added rules that pro
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by jokoon 2y ago
because that's how the guberment collects data frankly I prefer when it's the government rather than companies selling it to foreign countries or scammers
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by jokoon 2y ago
Doesn't mozilla use mingw to build firefox? Of course it's different from msys2, but I wonder if there are tradeoff and problems from using mingw. mingw/msys2 are not easy to use and now WSL2 can use a X server on windows, wh
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by jokoon 2y ago
Yes, reading this article gave me antiwork vibes. I live in the EU, I have savings from previous jobs, and currently I am fine living on welfare, it's not confortable but it's not so bad either, so to me, I already have one form o
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by jokoon 2y ago
I fail to understand why there are so many companies that only do software. Most of software being made is associated with something else that is not software. Software engineer don't need to be skilled at writing software, they need t

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