jokoon

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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I wonder how Microsoft will react to this. I also think that nvidia might not like it, and I wonder if there are actors who can undermine steamos.
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   Sorry, but it's easier to learn basic C++/C, and let beginner developers get lessons from a basic linter or clang-tidy for about the same result, for a fraction of the developer cost. I want rust to be adopted and I believe compan
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I would have preferred a script that parses the mail backup Google sends you. I think it's a big eml file.
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I experienced awful tech debt combined with an hostage taker, meaning a guy who seemingly refrains from giving knowledge about the software or being able to make the project progress, which gives him eternal employment, while hardly helping
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I wonder what fraction of people does it represent for US, europe, france, UK, germany etc
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I played CS from 2002 to 2005, at a good level since I was doing pickups etc
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I stopped playing counter strike like 2 months ago after playing for 6 months, because I was getting paranoid about closet cheaters. My trust in the game eroded, even though cheaters are not there all the time. Closet cheaters are cheating
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I wonder who makes that anticheat, I mean in what country. Obviously they have so many users, they might need to fix it. I can imagine that Microsoft might try to help them doing things right.
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   It can be seen as a Chinese backdoor on western computers. I am not expert, but I think it's not necessarily the case? Cheating is really a plague right now, and the only way to mitigate it is using kernel anti cheat.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Most cheating software come from china and russia, I still bet those government actively encourage cheating in games just to annoy western countries.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I tested spatialite, it works okay, but the setup is a bit tedious when inserting data.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Interesting how they might think about trade offs. I also suspect the NSA has automated how they find vulnerabilities in source code. But yeah, so far it seems we let security be an open party, instead of requiring companies to audit a soft
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    At almost 45 i barely have 3 years of experience, because of mental health issues. I failed to get back a degree for the same reason. Also in France, once you're above 25, you can't go back to university, you need to do classes fo
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I tend to believe that individualist societies tend to fracture families, and make people live with their own kitchen and living room. That's not good, it's like a social prison. I can understand that people want to have 100% priv
15. 225.▲
    by jokoon 1y ago

    That's probably why I need to charge my phone so often.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I asked chatgpt mini something about godot, and often it gives erroneous answers. So it causes developers to regularly fix what chatgpt is wrong about. Not great.
17. 227.▲
    by jokoon 1y ago

    What if somebody uses some video editing software to do that without ai tools?
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I only watch standup bits, and Instagram keeps trying to show me other things, I skip them as often as I can. Also cats. I just scroll for like 10min before going to bed. Been using it for about 6 months now.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Maybe I could introduce vibe cooking, vibe driving, vibe teaching, vibe accounting, vibe plumbing, vibe working.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I remember having to set up an Ogre3D (A C++ 3D engine) project so I could compile it with XCode. For some reason it required a bit of objective C for it to work with opengl. I sold my macbook about 2 years later, around 2015.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I am using godot, which uses gdscript, which is known to be a slow language. But if your engine is already doing the heavy lifting, a slow scripting language will not matter, because it's not doing much. Also gdscript is pretty nice to
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Those agency can do their security work as long as there are laws and mandates about that. But those agencies cannot do anything if an elected/named official decides to work for an adversary, since those agencies are under command of t
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    It's likely that this team was infiltrated by adversary countries
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Feels too long I only want the python code
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    I got banned from my country subreddit This was the tipping point for me Now I use discord, it's more organic and fun, I find it's a good substitute. The memes are better on discord
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    At first I read it as C to rust compiler. What is the point of compiling rust to C?
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    I recently played cs2 for 4 months until the paranoia of closet cheaters got me. There are pro players who get caught cheating, this game is rotten to the core. Valve doesn't seem to care because apparently, players don't care abo
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    > There are a surprising number of valid use cases that need cross-domain auth I am not a web developer, but I would disagree with that. Either web standards respect privacy or they don't, but I would not sacrifice privacy for anyth
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    I set firefox to clear cookies, also using cookies to "strict" This somehow causes a huge pain to connect to mozilla's matrix instance, and I never understood why. This is a bit ironic since firefox has that feature to clear
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    by jokoon 2y ago

    I thought a real steam locomotive was passing next to a data center and crashed the server because of the vibrations of the train.