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by krzyk 1y ago
Doesn't Firefox already have it? Or the requirements for Apple store different from Google in EU?
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by krzyk 1y ago
It is similar to the days of first search engines - suddenly you didn't have to remember everything about your language/library or search multiple files. You lose some, you gain some. Although I'm not happy with code quality&
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by krzyk 1y ago
> It's a big loss if a user has to wait 3 months for a bugfix Is the wait really 3 monts away? I don't exactly know the release cycle, but for me kernels are released quite frequently, at least there are RC sooner than 3 months
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by krzyk 1y ago
Maybe you hit a specific use case where the LLM part turns into its roots? I had a somehos similar problem with Claude 3.7, where I had a class named "Workflow" and it got nuts, producing code/comments I didn't ask for,
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by krzyk 1y ago
This, how does one get API key? I wanted to use it in opencode.
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by krzyk 1y ago
Don't forget, but keeping nukes in Ukraine, would mean that Russia would get less of them.
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by krzyk 1y ago
> One would hope, but if Allah is protecting them why would they need to fear retaliation? Allah or Jahwe, what's the difference. Both countries are some kind of theocracies, that see infidels as inferior. If Israel has nukes, so sh
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by krzyk 1y ago
(all below - IANAL) Strange, my country (Poland) has a law that allows reverse engineering to allow given software to work on given hardware. If (and only if) consumer has bought given software. So e.g. I could reverse engineer MS Word to m
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by krzyk 1y ago
> making it legal to reverse-engineer, jailbreak, and modify American products and services Is anywhere in EU reverse-engineering, jailbreaking, and modifying any products illegal?
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by krzyk 1y ago
So the inevitable end of the world that Apple App store apologists predicated didn't happen.
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by krzyk 1y ago
sounds like npm and general js ecosystem
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by krzyk 1y ago
Not Nvidia, some of Nvidia, missing e.g. 3060
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by krzyk 2y ago
Well US started this, so it is fair to be anti-American (someone voted an idiot into the office) for breaking the world economy. First being pro-Russian and making demands to Ukraine and now those tariffs. Trump keeps on giving.
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by krzyk 2y ago
> You generally can't set a client to 0B/s It depends on client, it is possible in e.g. transmission
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by krzyk 2y ago
Besides other mentioned, Shrinking and Bad Monkey is quite OK. Presumed Innocent, maybe not the best, but it is also something to watch.
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by krzyk 2y ago
Newer JDK usually means new features that makes programmers life easier -> less maintenance in the long run. This is not construction work, this is programming, new means better. If one doesn't have automated regression testing then
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by krzyk 2y ago
> Don't we all know someone who is overpaid? Yes, usually managers.
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by krzyk 2y ago
Jackson has a good maintainer that keeps the library up to date. So no issues there.
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by krzyk 2y ago
How is it better exactly? And why always? I would argue differently, it is better to use latest JDK, it always has best support and fixes. Most maintained libraries keep their code compatible with it, if one doesn't then I would be cau
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by krzyk 2y ago
Migrating anything at least somehow complicated past Java 8 is PITA. When you are at Java 9, you are half done. Full done if you don't use some libraries that abuse JVM (like lombok). For most of those it would be enough to upgrade to
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by krzyk 2y ago
First I waited for Kindle Voyage refresh, then started thinking about Oasis, but waited for it to have a normal charging port (USB-C) and now the last reader with physical buttons disappears :( Oh well, at least my Voyage still works and fi
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by krzyk 2y ago
He is important because he changed the power dynamics of the old world. And as a result created probably the most powerful country in the world. I'm not American, and not from colonial power country, but it was significant.
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by krzyk 2y ago
Does not change the controversy. AFAIR he quit soon after this PEP was added. Adding it was like making python dirty, like abolishing indentation in it. Saving few keystrokes and sacrificing readability. Who even came out with such idea?
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by krzyk 2y ago
I was afraid that this is something similar to infamous PEP 572 (also known as make-python-c), but it actually is a great change - it will remove errors and will make code more readable (contrary what PEP 572 did).
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by krzyk 2y ago
It is similar to promoting music in radios - if one hears given music enough times they will start liking it more.
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by krzyk 2y ago
> That isn't what Google is doing. They aren't using a monopoly in search to try to establish a monopoly in browsers or phone OSes. Google search will happily return results for Apple phones or for how to download Firefox. This
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by krzyk 2y ago
Strange. AFAIK in Europe car insurance is obligatory and insurance companies can't refuse to sell it to you (if they did it would be mind blowing, catch 22)
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The deputy from Lehistan has not arrived yet(en.wikipedia.org)
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by krzyk 2y ago
Interesting stuff, but the music and the well, falls are quite depressing.
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by krzyk 2y ago
Or instead of OSM.

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