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by lenkite 1y ago
With that attitude in 1775-76, the US wouldn't have won independence. Would you tug your forelock (and empty your purse) and Kneel to the King ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
I guess the developers will need to learn HTML+CSS and self host this app on a Russian server. Will be good to showcase the freedom of the web! I am going to use this news to hit every lemming in the face - those who claim corpo-controlled
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by lenkite 1y ago
Why not choose Hugo ( https://gohugo.io ) or Zola ( https://www.getzola.org ?. Both are pretty well-supported by communities and have tonnes of blog themes. (Hugo has a truckload and is the top-3 widely deployed SSG&#x2
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by lenkite 1y ago
The bigger the CoC, the more toxic the project - this is bog-standard law.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Yeah, this is the reason why Swiggy offers discounts for their phone app and not their web app. The discount is effectively paid for by your personal data.
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by lenkite 1y ago
You mean the one in which there were 275 federal agents - some of which who were extremely fit and masked people who broke open windows, urging people to get in. Also hit and shoved away the unmasked protestors who asked them what the he
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by lenkite 1y ago
This is the wonderful state of the App EcoSystem that Google wants to "gatekeep" - so ppl are forced to swallow shit, tug their forelock and smile at the overlord. I wonder whether Termux will be able to renew its developer reg
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by lenkite 1y ago
Maybe someone needs to start a LibreRiR project.
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by lenkite 1y ago
The world-wide web wasn't a "fairly obvious" idea at all. It only seems so in hindsight. Private networks are one thing, but a shared space offering a common, open way to host, publish, view and locate content that the en
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by lenkite 1y ago
Just enforce a limit on the CEO salary (and bonus) not exceeding a multiplier of your lowest wage employee.
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by lenkite 1y ago
What is a "built-in trait" ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
> And then in many scenarios, that Tom, Dick, or Harry gets returned the favor, except with a tank round or worse. If the military remained organized, or at least large factions of it did, it would considerably outclass the general popul
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by lenkite 1y ago
I am deeply ashamed to know that the Ladybird browser was being coded by indentured children somewhere far away. Your thoughtful and considerate "Strawman Argument" has fully enlightened me.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Hell, the blog can be hosted on github if this is just a major concern. They own github now right? Or maybe they need permission from the Github Co-Pilot before hosting personal blogs.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Does the person's political opinion even matter if the product is good quality ? 20 years ago, nobody used to care.
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by lenkite 1y ago
It is nice when you have replaced the original standard committee with your own committee. You can always have "leading standards support". MS was not smart enough to do this. Google was smarter.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Yes, this is the reason why there are no currently-maintained data-science/dataframe libraries in Go either
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by lenkite 1y ago
In reditt, the exact same comment can give you 1K upvotes along with lots of gratz/you-are-the-man/misc-admiration replies or 1K downvotes/you-suck/you-are-a-retard/misc-hate replies along with a moderator/shad
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by lenkite 1y ago
I have actually practically tried out a test where I give a huge config file in XML and then JSON and ask folks question on its structure. The ones who read the XML file understood immediately. Why ? Because XML is self-documenting and the
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by lenkite 1y ago
I am assuming this is the reason why frameworks like Flutter are eating the iOS App Market ? 30 % of ALL iOS apps are now developed in Flutter and that number is rising every quarter. Maybe only a minority of iOS developers will be using
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by lenkite 1y ago
This is a seriously annoying Linux problem that never get acknowledged by hardcore Desktop Linux fans. On any Linux thread on HN, one can argue till one is blue in the face, but they will always finally deflect with: it works fine for me on
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by lenkite 1y ago
Sorry, it is not possible for Cuba to develop any sort of functioning in-house tech with a complete economic embargo. US also "pays" Cuba less than the cost of a NY apartment for its "leased" huge naval base - Guantanamo
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by lenkite 1y ago
That's an interesting assertion but does not hold to reality. Nearly every single modern Go library leverages Generics in some manner AFAIK. It is a feature primarily meant for library authors anyways. Go generics are still limited -
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by lenkite 1y ago
Zig will be forced to introduce interfaces or traits or whatever they want to call it just like Go was forced dragged, kicking and screaming to introduce generics. Nobody is going to want to live without proper interfaces or an equivalent i
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by lenkite 1y ago
Man, people are prompting and copying LLM output for min/max functions. I saw my junior do this in a meeting - it was apparently too much work to lookup the standard library. When most people work with a LLM, the thinking part of their
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by lenkite 1y ago
Nice to see the Russians finally learn from the Americans after 20 years. Rather slow and incompetent though compared to the U.S. who are god-tier grand-masters at propaganda.
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by lenkite 1y ago
RAII, which stands for Resource Acquisition Is Initialization, is a programming technique in which a resource's lifetime is tied to an object's lifespan. An explicit defer does not fit this paradigm.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Same. Going to go for the prettier jailed garden instead of the uglier one. Can pay the cost of ugly with freedom. But if you are gonna get jailed anyways, why not choose the one with better interior decoration ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
They would receive even more blow-back for $1 dollnations from HN here.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Programming Geeks cannot argue in court. Only lawyers can. So the money is going to the right place ?

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