larusso

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by larusso 11mo ago
I always felt the old matrix had a more colder blue. And it changed drastically when the second and third hit cinemas. At least that was my memory because I watched a double feature when the second one hit the theatre's and complained
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by larusso 11mo ago
I think he posts from a US standpoint where regulations for the aftermarket is problematic and adaptive headlights are allowed but with such high standards that no automaker has them yet. Also LUMEN is a very stupid way to market car headl
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by larusso 11mo ago
Just the other day we tried to explain inner workings of cursor etc to a bunch of colleagues who had a very complicated view how these agents achieve what they do. Awesome post. Makes it easier for me the next time. The options are so big.
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by larusso 11mo ago
I don’t know how the charging infrastructure in Australia is. But it’s of course cool that they have excess energy enough.
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by larusso 11mo ago
I still wonder who came up with the charge your car during the day / use it as a batterie. I don’t have the luxury’s of owning two EVs that I can charge and use at the same time. If my car stand unused at home so I can charge it would
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by larusso 11mo ago
I use containers in Firefox and have good to semi good experience. Will try this out. My main issue with containers so far is SSO. I have some things like GitHub etc I like to keep in my coding container. Then domains that only belong to wo
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by larusso 11mo ago
Don’t know if I would describe it as much better. I see it similar to the whole SQL -> NOSQL -> let’s add all the feature and end up with SQL. JSON undergo a similar story with the difference that we didn’t go back to XML. What I mean
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by larusso 11mo ago
Makes me kind of sad. I started my carrier back in days when XHTML and co were lauded as the next thing. I worked with SOAP and WDSLs. I loved that one can express nearly everything in XML. And namespaces… Then came json and apart from bein
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by larusso 11mo ago
Damn I wanted to write “not with intention”.
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by larusso 11mo ago
Sorry I didn’t response by intention. The thing with the license I actually didn’t bring up because I totally forgot about this part of the discussion. I saw comments a few weeks back going into the fact that it’s not just a rust rewrite bu
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by larusso 11mo ago
Yes but GNU to put them under GPL. Or that was my understanding.
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by larusso 11mo ago
Yes. But fair enough that we got a warning the very next day.
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by larusso 11mo ago
My first reaction: 800GB who committed that?!? This size alone screams something is wrong. To be fair even with basic dockerfiles it’s easy to build up a lot of junk. But there should be a general size limit in any workflow that just alert
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by larusso 11mo ago
I feel or have the fear that the world will tumble and crack under the sheer amount of code we produce and can’t be maintained because at one point no one human can understand all the stuff that was written. At the moment though I also code
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by larusso 11mo ago
I generally like to use it. But I one project in the org which simply can’t work because the internal built system expects a normal .git directory at the root. Means I have to rewrite some of the build code that isn’t aware of this git fea
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by larusso 11mo ago
Sorry. I will answer on this because I feel people got a bit hung up on the “new” thing. Might be a language barrier. I really understand the reasons why with backwards compatibility etc. The point I tried to make is that we really spend to
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by larusso 11mo ago
Yeah I get point for attracting young blood. But I wonder if the core utils which have been rewritten got rewritten by the original maintainers? And again the question why not simply write something new. With a modern architecture etc rathe
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by larusso 11mo ago
I really like to write programs in rust. But my stance has changed a bit over the years ever since other languages caught up a bit. On top of that I’m very skeptical if the rewrite of an ancient tool brings more less security. I don’t know
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by larusso 11mo ago
I don’t get your argument here. 10 isn’t a huge number in my book but I don’t know of course what else that entails. I would opt for a secure process change over a soft local workflow restriction that may or may not be followed by all ind
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by larusso 1y ago
Well in a big city sounds can be deceiving. Also depends how trained your hearing is. I guess I would have a hard time in case I end up going blind. In any case, what I meant is, that I use my eyes, and by that also turn my head, to look ov
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by larusso 1y ago
I understand. I think it very much depends on the environment. I usually run in parks not on the street. I also trust my eyes more than my ears when doing runs on more trafficked routes. The Apple AirPods have a great transparent mode. I t
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by larusso 1y ago
I was temped to upgrade from my 2nd gen AirPodPros which I use since they launched. Still use the same set. But I wanted to wait for some real world reviews. I also have the Max and love them. But sound quality and ANC is not as great as in
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by larusso 1y ago
What you mean? How people are manage to run with noise cancelation? Or how it works that they don’t loose them? I run with my AirPods Pro 2 and have no issues. I have some other in-ear buds where fit is also no issue but thumping sounds whi
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by larusso 1y ago
I think he means POSIX. Didn’t check but in some cases posix only covers some options a tool provides not all. It’s a hard lesson I learned while keeping shell scripts portable between Linux and macOS.
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by larusso 1y ago
I also don’t get the hate. I personally prefer the older one but I also don’t see the big issue. I have more a problem with the menu structure then the glass effect.
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by larusso 1y ago
Well because at least from a German perspective one can get in lots of troubles when going the non legal way. Of course the question is how you do it etc etc. my question was if in fact people go the greyzone or start to purchase from alter
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by larusso 1y ago
Yes I know. But audiobooks bought are way more expensive than getting them from audible with the credit system over the course of one year for instance. I used to buy my albums rather than having a streaming service subscription. But I sad
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by larusso 1y ago
I really like the idea. I also grew up in a household with tons of physical media to explore. I still have my blue ray collection but it’s mainly sitting in the shelf because I honestly don’t know what else to put there. But I’m wondering r
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by larusso 1y ago
Interesting perspective. I mean the issue exists with any ecosystem. See nix who has to wrap down to the lib level everything under the sun to make their package system usable for all kinds of use cases. But they need to do this because of
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by larusso 1y ago
I also don’t understand what people expect. Also it seems that everybody is constantly grilling their machines. Otherwise I can’t understand this need for even more power. I have the iPhone 16ProMax and upgraded from a 13ProMax. I didn’t re

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