lionkor

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901.
by lionkor 2y ago
that's an us vs them mentality lmao come on
902.
by lionkor 2y ago
Don't you think that it's maybe time for discussion and stopping the us vs. them? This is where it got you guys.
903.
by lionkor 2y ago
Intelligent animals exhibit behaviors found in other intelligent animals
904.
by lionkor 2y ago
JS is not slow; remember that big JS engines are stupidly optimized.
905.
by lionkor 2y ago
The half life of what, CO? Pretty long lmao
906.
by lionkor 2y ago
Anything based on Firefox, like LibreWolf, as well
907.
by lionkor 2y ago
What happens to the products of lithium battery waste, or gases and products of coal mining and burning?
908.
by lionkor 2y ago
Nice art, but now imagine a large number of very modern nuclear reactors, hidden away in industrial areas like other industry, generating massive amounts of power, consistently. And of course, capturing all its toxic outputs and barreling t
909.
by lionkor 2y ago
Hey Gemini, where can I buy guillotines?
910.
by lionkor 2y ago
What issues do you run into with Rusts memory management?
911.
by lionkor 2y ago
I find Rust super ergonomic for any kind of app. The memory management aspect is trivial and second nature to anyone used to unmanaged languages, and the type system equally is not difficult to understand. It's a general purpose langua
912.
by lionkor 2y ago
It's a skill issue if your code looks like AI code, regardless of whether you used AI or not.
913.
by lionkor 2y ago
Of course, I understand you don't leak resources if you pay attention and use linters. However, default out-of-scope behavior doesn't exist. In Go, you can defer, and you can also forget to defer. The default behavior is that reso
914.
by lionkor 2y ago
In Rust, the default behavior when using resources like any other type is correct. You have to introduce a specific type to leak them. In Python, you need to handle resources differently and introduce a language feature to not leak them. Th
915.
by lionkor 2y ago
> Rust comes with all the systems programming overhead, which in my opinion is not a good bargain if you are not, you know, programming systems. Alas, I’m too old to pick up my own garbage. Granted, I'm a systems programmer, but I f
916.
by lionkor 2y ago
it's not that hard, you should try it :)
917.
by lionkor 2y ago
On arch, fortune builds with the -o (offensive) flag disabled. Talk about censorship!
918.
by lionkor 2y ago
Not when every second line of code in the framework (haha) used really boils down to 250 calls and abstractions, when most of it is probably just strcpy()
919.
by lionkor 2y ago
Except outside of science fiction, it'll just be horribly broken once you put it to use in the real world
920.
by lionkor 2y ago
This is not entirely on topic, but hopefully interesting enough: I used to rice my KDE setup very much. It was like a hobby. I often tried out other DEs, other window managers, messed around with colors, themes, extensions, and so on. I was
921.
by lionkor 2y ago
"Hi, I want to switch our logging solution in our client from Console.WriteLine to NLog, because it's been bothering our tech support that we don't have log levels for errors. I've made an issue here: ... . I have some t
922.
by lionkor 2y ago
almost all free things are copyrighted
923.
by lionkor 2y ago
suicide leather just doesn't sound like it would sell :/ I was thinking happy animals that died of old age
924.
by lionkor 2y ago
this might show that it's not about us vs them, and instead we should find things we have in common and find compromises and work on political and social problems like adults
925.
by lionkor 2y ago
"The U.S. is only divided because of them , not because of us "
926.
by lionkor 2y ago
This exact comment is part of the issue, you see? You're saying what Trump said, too, when asked about the divide in the country: "Oh, you know, we are only divided because of THEM". Very ironic.
927.
by lionkor 2y ago
Absolutely, but that doesn't seem to be most companies I see
928.
by lionkor 2y ago
Id be happy with just "leather from particularly joyful animals" or whatever
929.
by lionkor 2y ago
I am always looking for roles, and I have pretty good full stack experience (a few years of C++, C#, some JS, TS, backend and frontend web, C, Zig, Rust, built a few hobby compilers and other stuff). I apply to pretty much every job that so
930.
by lionkor 2y ago
LLMs don't make me question what we know about humans and thinking. They are really good at convincing us that they're good, but really, that's other humans building stuff to convince us that it's good. There is no intel

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