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by lemper 3y ago
seems like the industry's opinion is it's OK to exploit the common as long as you do it politely and you have marginalised people in your crew.
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by lemper 3y ago
i have a hunch that the west is doing its best to undermine china. so yeah. here we are.
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I Don't Use Exceptions in C++ Anymore(thelig.ht)
2 points by lemper 3y ago|3 comments
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by lemper 3y ago
yeah, this is the root of the problem. a lot of programs put files wherever they want. ugly and really cluttered. i like traditional linux (and friends) way to install and uninstall program. there's a ultimate source of truth what file
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by lemper 3y ago
in an era where there are too many choices for writing things, if you don't show how your language is different and/or better compared to other languages which almost definitely more popular, then you'll lost before you start
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by lemper 3y ago
how disfunctional society are you living in if you need calculate the gain and loss for doing what a decent human being would do in a neighbourhood?
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by lemper 3y ago
168 mb of bundled js? they must've written a fully functioning unix-like kernel too, yeah? or embedded Taylor Swift's 7th album. otherwise, I don't know how the number is as high as that.
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by lemper 3y ago
to a certain extent, I don't care about performance. as long as it doesn't hinder me browsing useless stuff, I will use firefox. chrome and google, on the other hand, keep showing intentions to mess the open and free web. so, I wo
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by lemper 3y ago
I am really curious how you came to that conclusion. pray tell.
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by lemper 3y ago
lately i've been doing things on aws cloudfront. one annoying thing, though, the unmodified format of the file cannot be opened as is by many csv viewers. for example, in excel, import from csv file won't detect the columns proper
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by lemper 3y ago
definitely agree. there are many other ways to connect to people.
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by lemper 3y ago
yep, it also seems to me that the helmsman of that site is dumb. good thing i left that site many years ago.
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by lemper 3y ago
i mean, you can stop visiting the site, no? just leave, bro. it's not that hard. there are other means to connect to people.
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by lemper 3y ago
> Building third party flakes takes forever since every flake uses its own version of nixpkgs. If you don't pin your third party flake urls they might also change under your nose as you run the same command again a day later. then w
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The Meaning of Monad in MonadTrans(parsonsmatt.org)
47 points by lemper 3y ago|60 comments
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by lemper 3y ago
but you'd have to use nix.
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by lemper 3y ago
what I want to buy is their updates. and the chance to scream at their customer service. /j
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by lemper 3y ago
I don't. there's only a handful of sites that I regularly visit.
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by lemper 3y ago
that OneTab looks nice. will definitely help with my current usage pattern. thanks.
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by lemper 3y ago
even though i am an exclusively firefox user both on desktop and mobile, i don't even know what kind of desktop version's extension that i would use on mobile. currently, i only use adblock and so far my experience is quite stella
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by lemper 3y ago
to be actually honest and without any speck of trolling, I am at the opposite. I am actually planning to build a workstation and get a redhat enterprise workstation license. the only problem, though, they only have annual subscription. what
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by lemper 3y ago
it's always interesting to see when a group of people extract value of a resource without giving any back get the end of the stick. maybe the users themselves who are the cause of it. pretty sure the vast majority of moq users never do
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by lemper 3y ago
of course i know. the main point of my previous comment is building one as a side project.
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by lemper 3y ago
it seems like making building an electronic braille display is an interesting side project. i don't know, 30 units of display thingy that sized similar to mahjong tiles, two buttons to change them to "next line" and "pre
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by lemper 3y ago
how similar is plunder to erlang's vm? a program can run without the need to know the hardware. iirc, mr. armstrong (r.i.p.) once told a story about a running program that was moved across the ocean.
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by lemper 3y ago
i consider myself as a competent linux user, was a linux activist back in the uni days, even. but the article didn't sell me anything at all. if anything, this kind of article is what would drive me away from linux if i were not a linu
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by lemper 3y ago
mine is a son. he's tempering my patience all day every day. and I'm absolutely fine with it.
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by lemper 3y ago
rest in peace, bram. thanks for all you've done to software world. you will be missed by many, including those Ugandan kids whose lives have been changed for the better. to the bereaved, I send you my deepest condolences.
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by lemper 3y ago
Baki the Grappler.
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by lemper 3y ago
to any Google engineers who read this message. if you have any love for open and free web, you can either get out of Google or change it from within. but let's face it, you are impotent if you want to do the latter.

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