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by lenkite 8mo ago
He is not chickening out in committing international piracy and abduction. Annexation is just a step away from that. Greenland is a soft, conquerable target - can hoist the Stars&Stripes and stomp the natives under boots without much tr
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by lenkite 8mo ago
It was re-written in React and performance was annihilated. The React Virus annexed another victim and we have one more zombie web-site.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> You can already have extremely ergonomic error payloads with existing language features. I think you meant extremely unergonomic . If you take a dev poll, 8/10 developers would not find the solution ergonomic at all.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Lua is one of those languages, where the more I code in it, the more I dislike it. It always trips me up. Just too used to modern type safety, ergonomics and zero-indexing.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
What I showed was two examples from hundreds of documented examples. Because you asked me for an example of medical equipment being denied instead of figuring it yourself. But you shot down standard facts as "propaganda". It is cl
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by lenkite 8mo ago
React has changed far more in far shorter a time than .NET.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
If you are going to be the product, why pay for the product ?
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by lenkite 8mo ago
This - if your product is open source, then it will have an immediate competitor with "AI translation" and zero attribution given.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> If we introduced the death penalty for minor shoplifting, minor shoplifting would probably drop by a huge percentage. Would that justify it? Of-course it wouldn't - but you are precisely reinforcing my point. Because opponents can
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> Because I believe it can be supported and be shown to be objectively correct. Out of curiosity, How can your argument "be supported and shown to be objectively correct" ? It seems the evidence is actually the other way around
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by lenkite 8mo ago
They are less accessible in the future. Apps on the macOS App Store (as well as iOS, iPadOS, etc.) are taken down / removed from availability if the developer stops paying the Apple Developer Program subscription.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> Can you show any evidence of any such medical equipment whose export to Cuba was prohibited? Here is a UN report. "Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against
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by lenkite 8mo ago
"holier than thou victimhood" ? What a horrible joke. My "utopia", as you term it, is merely asking that Western nations stop bombing, terrorizing and sanctioning other nations before issuing proclamations on "faile
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Also there is no "compiler" and "type checker" for your SPEC. If you get something wrong in some paragraph somewhere and or contradict something in your spec X paragraphs later - you have to use Mark-1 EyeBall to detect
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by lenkite 8mo ago
How will LLM's become better than humans in learning new frameworks when automated/vibe coders never manually code how to use those new frameworks ?
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by lenkite 8mo ago
"Blockade != Embargo." Irrelevant distinction presently. Kindly do your research and study what is absolutely enforced via both law and unofficial pressure on third parties. Some mere cigars available in Europe and some tourists
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> They had a decade plus of no economic blockade from the U.S., and still they squandered the opportunity. Err when was this decade plus of zero economic blockade ? I think you have confused less than two tiny years from 2015-2017. Not
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by lenkite 8mo ago
But the current crisis is most certainly due to the United States - double confirmed by the U.S. administration. The U.S. President and his Secretary of State have BOTH boasted about stopping oil delivery to Cuba and tightening the screws
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by lenkite 8mo ago
What is even the point in open sourcing code now unless it is being done specifically for the government or for a public standard? You don't get attribution, you don't get bugfixes, your human product used as a training set to mak
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by lenkite 9mo ago
> In what way is "AI being shoved down you throat"? This is a very strange question. It more correct to ask "In what way is AI NOT being shoved down your throat". > Did you think that SwiftUI was shoved down your t
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by lenkite 9mo ago
Sure, you can do it illegally - by breaking the law and recognizing that you need to be a fugitive. You can give up civilization and live in the wilderness. People can do whatever they want on their 10 year old Dell as long as they don&#x
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by lenkite 9mo ago
So you can train AI on Disney Movies to generate and sell your own disney movies because "knowledge is extracted" from it ? Betcha that won't fly in the courts. Here is "Slim Cinderella" - trained and extracted fr
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by lenkite 9mo ago
Huh, viewing from India here - no paywall. BBC can be biased, but it is very useful to know what the British state media thinks. This article is neutral reporting with barely any "analyst opinion" flavor.
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by lenkite 9mo ago
What is wrong with xml-rs ?
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by lenkite 9mo ago
Lol, yes, it was very vague. Very generic paragraphs on Caching, Connection pooling, Query Optimization wrt Joins, etc.
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by lenkite 9mo ago
How we used Claude and bindgen to make Rust catch up with C's 5x performance.
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by lenkite 9mo ago
> But NATO was never going to expand to include Ukraine. Agreed on all points but this. This is just factually wrong. Ukraine formally declared its intention to pursue NATO membership which was accepted by the NATO council. The most sig
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by lenkite 9mo ago
The Rust compiler also uses LLVM right ?
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by lenkite 9mo ago
Good freaking lord - the world has gone nuts.
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by lenkite 9mo ago
> Which is a little odd, and the value is questionable, but fundamentally seems...fine? You're a merchant, you're selling pencils on the internet, people are buying your pencils from you. Why not apply your exact "its fi

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