kungtotte

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by kungtotte 7y ago
How painful was it to get it running on a laptop? I've been interested in Haiku for a long time now, but I don't really have a place to play with it except on my laptop.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I don't know about vim, but in neovim you're greeted by the following when you launch it the first time: type :help nvim<Enter> if you are new! type :checkhealth<Enter> to optimize Nvim type :q<Enter> to exit typ
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I didn't say dental, or "family". I said we paid $500 for our son's medical costs, not for the whole family. His dental is completely free until he turns 23. Same as for anyone living in Sweden.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
A 2 room apartment in central Stockholm, 40m2 starts at $303000 right now (that's a current listing). https://maps.app.goo.gl/PnrNuo2k3LsgaeG89 That apartment is 44km as the crow flies from my house, 55km by car (45-50
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by kungtotte 7y ago
We pay $100 per month for daycare which is open 6:30 to 18:30 if we need it for that long. School costs us nothing out of pocket. Our grand total out of pocket medical costs for our kid thus far (turns 4 in March) is around $500. Including
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Yes, we are able to buy real estate in a decent location. We live not far outside Stockholm where prices are really high compared to the rest of the country, and we had no problems buying our house. My salary is ~twice the median income for
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I make $42K in Sweden (not in IT), and it's comfortably high middle class. My wife doesn't even work full time and it's still enough for us to live comfortably within our means (own a house, two cars, one kid, etc.) If I&#x27
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by kungtotte 7y ago
He's counting glibc too, not just the binary. This is true for all of the examples, the size is the binary itself plus whatever system/libraries you'd need to actually run the binary.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I think it holds true for any kind of string management. It's kind of why Perl exists in the first place, to take one bunch of strings and turn them into another, probably printing them out somehow. It stands to reason that the default
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Should the compiler get to decide arbitrarily at which point a program becomes important enough to optimize, or should it apply the same level of optimization (based on compiler flags etc.) constantly so that you can reason about what will
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by kungtotte 7y ago
You don't really have that choice. Many social apps (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) aren't possible to uninstall unless you use a custom ROM. You can only "disable" the apps. It's still perfectly possible to just not
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Or retire at 40-50 and live the good life doing all the things you didn't have time for when you were working, without being crippled like people working regular jobs are when they retire. And have enough left over so your spouse can
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Somebody who plays the games GP thinks are good, obviously.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
How is your fourth point relevant in this discussion? Nobody is saying that devices are bricked as soon as they're unsupported, just that they become increasingly insecure without support and they contrast this with free and open OSes
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I think that's just a property of the prescription system. Even if you were prescribed something harmless like anti-histamines it's still all-or-nothing, otherwise it would count as the pharmacy not honoring the specifics of the p
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Yep, voting with your wallet is the only direct action you can take in this world that will actually have an effect on corporations.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Jumping from pirating for personal consumption to selling someone else's IP is a bit much, don't you think?
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by kungtotte 7y ago
For anyone on Linux it's also a better choice with Radeon, since they're actually cooperating with writing a FOSS driver for their cards. With nVidia you're stuck with a less than stellar third party FOSS driver or using nVid
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Yes. Tell that to all the companies that have to stop working when either of these sites go down because they've built their entire workflow on GitHub/lab being up. Since zero downtime is so costly, maybe it's a better idea
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Whenever GitHub is down you see comments saying much the same thing only with the names reversed. The thing that strikes me each time is how fragile everyone's setup is if GitHub/lab is a single point of failure for them... At lea
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by kungtotte 7y ago
People can't only be judged on where they are right now, you have to include cultural and sociological aspects as well. I would consider myself open minded and liberal and for lack of a better term, "woke". But I was born in
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by kungtotte 7y ago
I'm a strong proponent of decentralised planning of society and subsidised costs of local infrastructure to facilitate car free lifestyles. Part of the current mess is almost certainly due to the low cost of transportation and society
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by kungtotte 7y ago
To buy an equivalent home within biking/walking distance of my job we would have had to pay literally double of what we did. The difference equates to ten times the average yearly salary here. That's the difference . You get a wh
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by kungtotte 7y ago
People also overestimate other people's ability to live car free. I have 40 kilometers to work and bus density here is never more than once an hour. If I want to be at work on time I have to leave on the last bus the day before work, o
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Also, to be fair, some words are just plain pronounced wrong . Hyperbole Epitome Worcestershire They break the phonetic rules of the language and you're kind of expected to memorize it and get on with it.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Even with a password manager?
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by kungtotte 7y ago
With runit, for example, logs are put in a canonical per-service directory. E.g. `service_directory/service/logs` Seems like a trivial way to solve it...
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by kungtotte 7y ago
In the EU a B-class driver's license allows you to drive anything up to 3500kg. Exceeding that you need at least a C1 class license (truck/lorry license) for up to 7500kg. Above that you need a full C class license. So 7200kg is d
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by kungtotte 7y ago
Nim is actually case sensitive on the first character only, so your list of identifiers are not all equivalent. Just thought I'd point that out for correctness sake.
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by kungtotte 7y ago
We're not here to make a judgement on whether A was right to make the request of B, we are evaluating the effectiveness of their communication. If you think the style of communication is bad then just say so, don't try to invalida

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