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by junon 1y ago
There are a lot of features being added for kernel/firmware development, they're just not on everyone's radar. Philopp has been a particular force for change in this area.
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by junon 1y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted, but actually yeah, this isn't far off from my recollection either.
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by junon 1y ago
what takedown?
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by junon 1y ago
That could be. And yeah, DHTML came and went pretty quickly even by today's standards.
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by junon 1y ago
Javascript was not ubiquitous when the term DHTML was last seriously used. And yes, CSS and javascript were extensions at the time, not very widely supported across all browsers. We had table based layouts and then divs when CSS started to
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by junon 1y ago
No, sorry. It's factually inaccurate. DHTML stood for Dynamic HTML, it was an extension before Javascript and whatnot was added.
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by junon 1y ago
Not sure if a joke but this is factually inaccurate.
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by junon 1y ago
I had this same idea for a long time. Even took github.com/center for it (I've since changed how it's being used). Cool to see someone actually achieve it, well done.
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by junon 1y ago
Quite the contrary. I live in Germany, for the most part they're pretty thankful, just as I am when they correct my German.
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by junon 1y ago
Lots of Germans do this too, in my experience.
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by junon 1y ago
> This is why, when you read Old English, you can often replace ‘ᵹ’ (or ‘g’ in modern editions) with ‘y’ and get recognizable Modern English words: ᵹear is year, dæᵹ is day, weᵹ is way. Interesting, because at least for the last two, &qu
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by junon 1y ago
I agree with you, but this feels more of "fixing" inherently unsafe code in the same way we "fixed" the elephant's foot in Chernobyl by covering it with a giant roof. It doesn't actually fix the problem, just l
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by junon 1y ago
Appears based on the video to be trained externally and then just the weights being added into the game.
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by junon 1y ago
I guess I don't see how making inherently incorrect C code "safe" by sanitizing something it shouldn't be doing anyway is actually improving the C code.
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by junon 1y ago
How does Fil-C "fix" uninitialized memory?
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by junon 1y ago
Damn. Jane Goodall was the reason I am the pro-environmentalist person I am today. Learned about her from a young age as an "easy day TV class" sort of day, and it fundamentally shaped how I viewed the world. This is awful news, t
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by junon 1y ago
God this entire thread is just AI generated astroturfing accounts for Suno, wtf is going on @dang?
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by junon 1y ago
How did you measure the assertion that Rust is not ergonomic? Please share your results and methodology.
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by junon 1y ago
Writing rust fulltime for my personal projects, I have to disagree that Rust isn't ergonomic. In fact, I find it more ergonomic than any other language I ever work with. I'm consistently more productive with it than even scrip
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by junon 1y ago
Well I'm speaking as an American, but knowing quite a few Iranians and at the risk of speaking a bit too broadly for them, I'd say definitely both. They are somewhat similar at the moment in some very unfortunate ways.
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by junon 1y ago
"We" don't do anything. We have a very out-of-touch government at the moment. A lot of us would like things to be very, very different.
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by junon 1y ago
This is also my take. I think a lot of people miss the trees for the forest (intentionally backward). AI that could find a cure for cancer isn't the driving economic factor in LLM expansion, I don't think. I doubt cancer researche
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by junon 1y ago
I disagree. Instead of anchors we had to rely on third party file change actions to only trigger jobs on certain file path changes, instead of using the built in mechanism, because each job required the list, and the list was long. Using an
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by junon 1y ago
Surround them with spaces. LLMs don't do that.
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by junon 1y ago
Definitely. At some point it'll be "retro gaming" but there will still be people playing it. It's already a classic.
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by junon 1y ago
Yep. The number of times I've received garbage while paying full price is wild. I finally asked the rep what I need to be looking for before purchasing to avoid this. They didn't really have an answer. I did get a refund most of
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by junon 1y ago
FTEs in the US get benefits and part of their taxes paid for them. Contractors are not (can be, typically are not). Getting hired (getting an apartment, ...) is easier in the US as there are significantly less challenges at terminating thos
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by junon 1y ago
Oh neat! Thanks :)
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by junon 1y ago
C-base! Still need to get over there sometime to check it out.
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by junon 1y ago
Interesting, I actually expected it to encode a single letter with infinitely long combining marks such that 'highlighting' it was just highlighting one character.

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