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lstodd
7mo ago
Pretty much this. No one was interested in playing corporate games, and Steam/GoG isn't that important anyway.
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7mo ago
What levels? TTD, Open or no has no levels, only a map generator, and you seriously don't want to try the reimplementation of the original one.
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7mo ago
Open internet is dead only to those that don't take the effort to discover. Otherwise it's still as open as it always was. Since there was an internet to speak of, there always were and still are vast amounts of people unaware of
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7mo ago
You don't need 4gbps pf queues or even fiber on every single machine in a datacenter. So be surprised, it is used widely for its simplicity and reliability not to mention security compared to those proprietary implementations you speak
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7mo ago
Assign each line of code a bugginess factor then count those exceeding an arbitrary threshold obviously.
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7mo ago
Beatings will continue until morale improves.
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7mo ago
At least accepting that one lacks virtue is intellectually honest and saves resources otherwise wasted on deceitful proclamations of nonexistent and imaginary virtues. It's not like anything was meant to be done either way.
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7mo ago
Chawan is nice https://chawan.net/
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7mo ago
I'm still on a contract from 2016 or so with my mobile (cell) operator. 10 years of inflation, I pay basically nothing for some occassional data use and more voice than I could ever use. Of course it irks them much to not be able to se
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8mo ago
I generally agree, only that XP was okay in my opinion after one disabled all fluff so that it looked like 98SE. It's no wonder XFCE and to lesser extent Mate are popular, XFCE4 does a nice job of being a handy tool and not in-your-fac
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8mo ago
Very good. I you could get rid of https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=JetBrains+Mono:wght... dependency and cut down apple-touch-icon.png it would be perfect.
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8mo ago
But if it ain't so, there is effectively no retirement?
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8mo ago
For some meaning of cope. I tried that just for the lulz. LLMs do fell like Monty Python's "Tis just a flesh wound". Lulz delivered, I give that.
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lstodd
8mo ago
Only the coding agent will only give you plausible answers, not necessarily correct ones. So read the code. Oh, but you now can't because all you know is how to ask coding agents.
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8mo ago
and_then("complain about enshittification") ookay..
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8mo ago
> it feels irresponsible And it is. You are going to end up with a wreck of a product and not a single person you can call upon to fix it. It is your choice and you will pay for it.
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8mo ago
yup. no effort - no bliss. and for rare bouts of wanting to shepherd cats I just got meself some actual cats. At least they don't pretend to be engineers.
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8mo ago
They aren't 100% reliable either, nothing is.
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8mo ago
N1's upper stages were designed to function standalone as lower-capability carriers, just like Saturn IVB / Saturn IB. A few more test flights and most probably USSR would have had N1-base lineup to replace R-7 and Proton and have
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8mo ago
I read it last some years ago too but I think it was in relation to many early moonshot failures - first half of Luna program and also early attempts at Mars and Venus. Have to reread it too. Still, while R-7 was initially funded as ballist
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8mo ago
So you don't allocate left and right, be it stack or heap. It's all useless though unless you control the hardware. If you don't, you might as well prlimit --stack=unlimited and have at it.
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8mo ago
It becames super slow when you bump that pointer into a page that's missing from the TLB.
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8mo ago
I read that as "Allocating on the Slack" and immediately came up with three ways how to do that.
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8mo ago
And I do. Speak, that is.
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8mo ago
Boris Chertok's memoir[0] on early Soviet space program is essential reading. inexact quote: "You know, we're throwing towns into the sky" related to the early mishaps of R-7 program development, but they kept doing it.
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8mo ago
Freedom from overregulated and antiquated retail banking especially wrt cross-border transfers. I guess it isn't that noticeable from inside US, but the rest of the world is grateful.
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8mo ago
With prefabs you first dig up both road and sidewalk, set up pre-cut granite curbs (kerbs?) on a mild concrete foundation (negates sinking completely), then repour and repave sidewalk and road. Lasts many years in -20C winters +35C summers
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8mo ago
I would expect WiFi to be either usb or pci attached, so VM passthrough would work. It also doesn't matter if AI is involved - you save yourself trouble either way.
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8mo ago
No, I meant someting like chemical/biological weapons use in home alarms - level ban. Worldwide.
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8mo ago
I estimate two weeks from having never seen kernel source to something reasonably stable based on experience with block devices/raid controllers. But I knew a bit of C (had patches merged into SVN, Exim4, etc).
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