juliangmp

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by juliangmp 1y ago
> The test case which caused a segfault in the C version also caused a segfault in the unsafe Rust version. At least it generates compatible code. I mean... That's what I would expect. It's a translation not a rewrite. The que
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Conflicts with symbol names are a thing yes, but if I use some open source library I don't have to care about how they named their translation units. Header files might clash, which is also bad design IMO, so the reasonable thing and
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I think that topic worked because a lot of people directly noticed a difference. With the filming it's honestly part of internet culture now. Considering its been illegal in Germany for as long as I remember, it still happens extensive
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Uh, did you open the link at all?
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Ah yeah the banners are the problem, not the fact that almost every website out there wants to know every detail of my entire life...
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by juliangmp 1y ago
> This is a strength not a weakness Massive cope, there's no excuse for the lack of decent infrastructure. I mean, the C++ committee for years said explicitly that they don't care about infrastructure and build systems, so it&#
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by juliangmp 1y ago
> minor one time hassle I dont know if you're jokingor just naïve, but cmake and the like are massive time sinks if you want anything beyond "here's a few source files, make me an application"
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I'm unsure a bout the profiles. If they add restrictions and need to be enabled as a compiler flag, no legacy project I'll use them since they'd probably get like 4 errors and say "oh this options breaks my code, but the
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I feel like the entire pthread_cancel and cancellation point feature is only really useful when your application is exiting and resource management doesn't matter anymore. If you want to use it on a long running process, the thread tha
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Do you mean because of the newspaper called _Die Zeit_?
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I think it still is in a "well technically its possible" state. And I fear it'll remain that way for a bit longer. A while ago I made a small example to test how it would work in an actual project and that uses cmake ( https
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by juliangmp 1y ago
In Germany there is article 10 of the Grundgesetz. While it does allow exceptions (like through a warrant), I wouldn't be surprised that if this law was passed that our constitutional court would deny it based on article 10 (any maybe
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I deploy my dotfiles somewhat regularly. At my day job I almost exclusively work on virtual machines, with sometimes different distros. Being able to install my usual setup (fish for the shell, helix as the editor, and a bunch of tools like
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by juliangmp 1y ago
This looks nice Maybe I can finally replace that sshtry shell function which I've been using for a few years
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Idk what drugs you're on to think I'm some kind of amazon shill. My point stands, acting surprised about any of this is just nonsense. You bought the Amazon Smart Spying Speakers, what the fuck do you expect them to do
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Very neat website! But it also really shows that C++ is bloated to hell
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Yeah? I mean that's their purpose, why is this surprising to anyone?
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by juliangmp 1y ago
If this library is licensed under GPL, you can't really use it without relicensing your entire project, right?
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I think the idea might be that you don't need to check the battery health yourself but instead you get pinged when a cell's getting close to dead
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I think there's a divide between how we view the people that create the digital media we consume vs. the platforms they're stuck on. Like, I've donated to certain creators through for example patreon, but I'd never even
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by juliangmp 1y ago
This! What benefit does any of this current system provide us anyway?
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Im curious as to what you define as the average home user. Because from my perspective, Debian is the ideal OS for most of them (e.g. my dad)
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I installed it on my Dada laptop and for me its great since I can forget about it until the next major version releases. The unattended updates also ensure he gets the latest security patches without me coming over and running apt every oth
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I'm not sure, I feel like in most peoples mind these scooters are just funny electric bicycles and not motor vehicles. Most people don't wear a helmet when driving these but then lecture their kids to wear one on a bicycle.
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I'd say something like how this shouldn't be legal (and it might not be, idk I'm neither American nor a lawyer)... but my sympathy is quite limited since you made the conscious decision to buy a damn Tesla.
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by juliangmp 1y ago
You should also consider a bat suit.
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by juliangmp 1y ago
I've been running Wayland under KDE for years now, before j had even learned what a display server is
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by juliangmp 1y ago
25 years is a very long time in our industry Think what about pieces of software from 25 years ago are still maintained and working
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by juliangmp 1y ago
Attribution would be one thing. See ooen-source and free software licenses.
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by juliangmp 1y ago
One can dream of it being banned permanently...

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