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by koiueo 2y ago
(A)GPLv3 does not prevent their projects from being used. That's the point! GPL family of licenses would've made a difference in this aspect for libraries (because afair if you link to GPL code, you must be GPL). But for an app? Y
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by koiueo 2y ago
My conspiracy theory: Stallman's "rough edges" were deliberately highlighted and blown out of proportion to discredit GPL and his overall ideology. On one hand we have a guy, who just pointed out that the age of consent is a
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by koiueo 2y ago
Stole. When you download a movie from torrents, you don't submit it for an Oscar nomination claiming you've made it. You just copy a file to your computer intending to kill a few hours of your time while playing it back. Microsoft
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by koiueo 2y ago
> I default to using the MIT license as it is simple and permissive What's good about being "permissive"? I keep hearing this argument, but I still don't understand, what's the incentive for authors of one-man pr
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I imagine LLMs would excel in this kind of writing these days. But really impressive for the time.
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by koiueo 2y ago
Everything seems random if you lack information. My bet would be that the author's compensation was one of the highest among his peers on the same role. This is to me, btw, is a sign of a well built relationship with a colleague: you k
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by koiueo 2y ago
I liked the game as it is in terms of hints and assistance. The only thing I at one point missed was the undo action. I accidentally fat-fingered two correctly placed squares, and although it was frustrating at first, in the end I appreciat
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by koiueo 2y ago
To me that was the point of the puzzle. Your suggestion would kill the challenge, turning the game into a casual dopamine inducer.
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by koiueo 2y ago
You've made it pretty clear, thank you. That was my suspicion initially. In fact, when I read about mass DNG adoption, my first thought was "but how would it work for this company?" (admittedly I don't know much about DN
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by koiueo 2y ago
Can you share what company have you worked for?
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by koiueo 2y ago
Deceived? I knew I prefer manual tiling since the very moment I tried wmii. It was the first time tiling made sense to me, and it was a major productivity booster on my 12" laptop. On such small screen I can't care less about all
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by koiueo 2y ago
And you don't have to think about your server architecture when you run unit tests on your jar locally from your M4 MacBook. How convenient is that, huh?
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by koiueo 2y ago
That is until you have to clone a 10 GiB repo on shaky 5g while commuting on a train
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by koiueo 2y ago
> "write once, run it on your specific server". Funny, how people forget that a "specific server" can be running Linux on bare metal ARM or a x86 container, or maybe Windows or even MacOS.
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by koiueo 2y ago
It was in fashion quite long ago on Twitter, after people broke real russian propaganda bots with this (you know, the ones who posed as Americans or Europeans supporting russia, etc.). You're behind the curve.
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by koiueo 2y ago
> the exceptions form the vast majorit If majority opposed the war, it would be shameful to support it in public. Think about it. Autocracy argument here is not relevant: you are not punished for being silent. But if you knew all the nei
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by koiueo 2y ago
Like any generalizing claim, mine has exceptions. If you have connections with any decent people in russia, ask them about the situation there. > simple lesbians get jailed for said “crimes” That's exactly the point.
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by koiueo 2y ago
I'll be explicit: russia is a terrorist state. Majority of russian population supports the unprovoked genocidal war it currently wages on Ukraine.
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by koiueo 2y ago
Because russia is a bag guy? (Idk about China, but considering they support russia...) Have you been living under a rock?
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by koiueo 2y ago
I couldn't get rid of a (borderline cringy) feeling that the author is whining about all the idiots around them, which usually indicates some problems within. It all became clear by the end of the post — the author is a Windows user. M
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by koiueo 2y ago
Another great person said something like: sometimes 5 years of experience is just 1 year repeated five times. I'd guess, less than 1% of engineers in the industry have an opportunity to learn something drastically new at least once a y
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by koiueo 2y ago
In 2019-2021 our president zieliensky - ordered retreat from fortified positions - downsized our army - demined southern and eastern borders I'll leave out whether this was intentional or because he saw peace in putin's eyes (as
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by koiueo 2y ago
Yeah, I eventually realized that nix-darwin is only good for managing the list of homebrew casks. home-manager works better than I'd expect. At least I don't have to spend time configuring vim, git and shell prompt. But overall, N
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by koiueo 2y ago
After experiencing NixOS it's hard to settle for anything less. Nix is only good for running home-manager; nix-darwin is mostly a joke (I don't mean disrespect, I appreciate the work devs are doing, but limitations of the platform
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by koiueo 2y ago
Rumors say, russians are training their pilots this way
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by koiueo 2y ago
I didn't know, nonenforcement is a term. I thought it might be just negligence. Should've left the "I am not a lawyer" disclaimer. Thanks for the clarification.
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by koiueo 2y ago
The original comment had two prerequisites: 1. If drug dealers used my backyard. 2. If I knew about it and did absolutely nothing about it. And yes, if the government knows about someone selling drugs and does nothing about it, you can sue
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by koiueo 2y ago
It was a great sales pitch until the Linux and Apple comparison. I can't take seriously someone, who says that Apple's stuff runs smoother (unless we are talking about useless animations).
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I'd love to understand this better. My first reaction was too, that it's much more complex than it probably should be. OTOH, as I said, after reading through its code, it doesn't seem to do much more than many of its alternat
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by koiueo 2y ago
I hope you are not disappointed , but I suspect xdg-override might not be what you expected. xdg-override is not a replacement for xdg-open. It's a script, that selectively replaces xdg-open in narrow explicitly defined cases. But some

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