jokoon

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by jokoon 9mo ago
I have read claims that there were fake documents inserted in those leaks, who aimed at pushing disinformation.
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I tried intensive workout It's unhelpful because I got tired, and then I stopped workout entirely Now I just do fast walking and it's nice
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by jokoon 9mo ago
this really needs a TLDR after reading a summary, this title is very click-baity The title reads like "a cat got into a nuclear plant, got contaminated in a and spread radioactivity with cat litter stuck to its paws"
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I don't even know what would be the point of such device, and if there really is a market for it for tech companies. I would say yes? As a consumer, all I want if a very minimal "phone", with wifi, touch screen, battery, but
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by jokoon 9mo ago
What are free, good alternatives to github? Is gitlab still relevant?
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by jokoon 9mo ago
It adds up but it would require to rewrite all software, which would be pretty costly. I agree with the sentiment but it's a bit too late now. The problem is with how software is designed around being cheap to write.
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by jokoon 9mo ago
"believes", or "can prove"?
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I don't think that's very interesting. Personality disorders or mental health, those matter much more and are real problems for a lot of people. Personality matters only because it allows health professionals to differentiate what
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by jokoon 9mo ago
hum wouldn't the dutch use force to fight the US if the US ever attempted that? that could turn the EU into an enemy of the US
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by jokoon 9mo ago
Does it require annotations or can it validate any c code? It's odd that so many people promote rust, yet we don't even use static analysis and validators for c or C++. How about enforcing coding standards automatically first, bef
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I wish he talked about avidemux. It's a simple tool which is great for many things, it has filters and there are most of the formats. I think it uses ffmpeg under the hood. It's an old tool but it's fine for most things, when
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by jokoon 9mo ago
This is sadly why windows will always prevail. You can't expect volunteers to deliver correct drivers, even if they spend a lot of time reverse engineering things. It's 2025 and I would have expected the linux foundation or canoni
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by jokoon 9mo ago
To me it feels like rust is barely readable sometimes. When I read some rust cost, I am often incapable to guess what it does, so it does not feel intuitive. I wish they made something simpler. At least C and C++ have a low barrier of entry
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I am willing to enter the consulting meat grinder, if you have any tip I get regularly contacted my them, but they don't hire me
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I am french, good C++ scores on senior tests, still out of a job I lack a degree though
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I wish they would make a demonstration
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by jokoon 9mo ago
after cleaning up? I don't think so I don't know how large is a single mail without image or attachment, though
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by jokoon 9mo ago
I realized my inbox takes a lot of memory, even after a manual cleanup, it was still taking 5GB, despite regularly removing automated things and others. I tried using takeout to have a more accurate listing. I thought I could open it with t
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by jokoon 9mo ago
death stranding is in there I remember that many games I had in my wishlist became "blank" or removed, and I was unable to know what games were those
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by jokoon 10mo ago
does it make a mesh? doesn't seem very accurate, no idea of the result with a photo of large scene, that could be useful for level designers
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by jokoon 10mo ago
Do you really think I believe sugar is as much addictive as heroin? Because I don't. Sugar is addictive, so talking about "individual decision-making" of millions of people like you did, like they lack willpower, is not going
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by jokoon 10mo ago
Bought a thinkpad L450 10 years ago for about 900 euros. No GPU, which probably increased its lifespan. Replaced its HDD with a SSD. Apart from thinkpads and maybe framework, I don't think there is any other reliable laptop brand with
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by jokoon 10mo ago
It's just insane that I can't find biscuits will less sugar. Not aspartame or similar, just biscuits will half or one third of the sugar.
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by jokoon 10mo ago
"we give people heroin and they ask for more, it's the addicts' fault"
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by jokoon 10mo ago
I use the strict cookie policy on firefox, and set cookies to be deleted at shutdown. I just save credentials and login to platforms each time. I joined the mozilla matrix, and ironically, this caused the auth system to completely break dow
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by jokoon 10mo ago
Or pfas, plastic...
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by jokoon 10mo ago
I suspect there are cybersecurity stakes regarding win11 and win10, but I am not entirely sure. I think that the spectre mitigation are not a problem in win11 because win11 is not supported on CPU that are vulnerable, which might be a reaso
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by jokoon 10mo ago
indie game? with their budget and staff? really? those guys worked in AAA studios and they got a 10 millions budget how "indie" is that?
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by jokoon 10mo ago
I disagree What really matters is judiciary due process and the legitimacy of a government. Companies are the ones gathering data, it's not the government doing it. Before the internet, governments already had data on their citizens. T
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by jokoon 10mo ago
They were under NDA, probably But the science was probably not I don't think this is classified technology, although asml would like it if they were punished. And even if it's patented, China has been stealing everything with litt

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