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by knowitnone 1y ago
You're saying you like Odin because it provided this feature in stdlib but how hard would it be if C provided this? And if C provided this, you'd stay with C? So this is a failure of the C community to not evolve and improve?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
I absolutely agree with what you are saying. Yes, it's possible and very simple. Lower the frequency (dramatically lowers power usage), fewer cores, few threads, etc. The problem is, we don't know what we need. What if a great new
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by knowitnone 1y ago
would you spend 100 years writing the perfect editor optimizing every single function and continueously optimizing and when will it ever be complete? No you wouldn't. Do you use python or java or C? Obviously, that can be optimized if
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by knowitnone 1y ago
You must be referring only to security bugs because you would quickly toss Excel or Photoshop if it were filled with performance and other bugs. Security bugs are a different story because users don't feel the consequences of the probl
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by knowitnone 1y ago
I already run on older hardware and most people can if they chose to - haven't bought a new computer since 2005. Perhaps the OS can adopt a "serverless" model where high computational tasks are offloaded as long as there is s
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by knowitnone 1y ago
Great idea. This should be done by Github though. I'm surprised Github hasn't been sued for serving malware.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
Every company does this. If you're grandma only uses a web browser, word processor, and excel, does she really want to spend an additional $50 on a feature she'll not use? Same with NPUs. Different consumers want different feature
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by knowitnone 1y ago
"they could have killed it by 1998, without ever releasing anything" perhaps Intel really wanted it to work and killing other architectures was only a side effect?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
the rich have always impacted elections through advertisements, campaigns donations, etc.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
a significant part of Americans are dumb as bricks
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by knowitnone 1y ago
It's his money. He can give it to North Korea or China if he wants. Entitled and selfish.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
It's OK to do both and who is this ideal charitable recipient you are talking about? You mean the one that takes your money and does whatever it wants with it?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
So you're saying I can legally download movies as long as I don't provide them to others? Sweet!
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by knowitnone 1y ago
"the group was seeking government aid of about $24 million to relaunch the company." sure, let's throw away another $24 million in a company that failed
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by knowitnone 1y ago
I don't know the history the aurthor said he went all in on Deno. That doesn't seem negative at all.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
even if kids stop visiting porn sites, there are many other ways of downloading porn and what they will download will be even worst
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by knowitnone 1y ago
So outsource everyone?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
article complains about a ruby gem(Charty) calling a python library(matplotlib) yet author is running Ruby in Java so they can access some Java library!
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by knowitnone 1y ago
people have always been able to eat at home yet they didn't. Inflation his everybody, not just them or their competitors.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
wait. nobody ever claimed washing machines killed bacterium. When I have a biohazard, I certainly don't throw it into a washing machine and certainly not with other clothing.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
Not really. We'll just steal from the Chinese
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by knowitnone 1y ago
this means they track you for your duration. ideal solution is accept all cookies and randomly modify the values so it becomes a jumbled mess to their analytics
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by knowitnone 1y ago
except nuclear was prevented from growing by governments so let's not talk about how one grows faster than another
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by knowitnone 1y ago
or they can send report usage statistics without you knowing or being able to disable it.
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by knowitnone 1y ago
that's how frequent they find bugs in their app?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
Microsoft, being a monopoly, can do anything they want
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by knowitnone 1y ago
you don't want to devastate a person's livelihood so you let them continue driving and causing crashes?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
programmer's job is to think, AI coding assistant's job is to do?
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by knowitnone 1y ago
while this is not a bad idea, why not prevent them from driving at all and massive punishments
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by knowitnone 1y ago
they were clearly focused on purchasing hardware over writing secure code

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