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by lugu 4y ago
I feel you, in the same time we have been through so many changes. Some people still prefer Vim (at least i do) over full fledge IDE with refactoring helpers. Think of stack overflow, not a habit for everyone. Using macros/snippet to g
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by lugu 4y ago
Super useful, thanks!
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by lugu 4y ago
My pet theory to address the Fermi Paradox is that we live in a unpleasant place in the universe/multiverse. Out there, exists a place much more attractive (think of another dimension with much better physical properties). And this is
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by lugu 4y ago
They most certainly have thrown to Ukraine all they could do and it hasn't ended anything. It seems we have overestimating what Russia is capable of (like we did for their conventional forces).
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by lugu 5y ago
I guess we will never know...
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by lugu 5y ago
If I am given the ability to produce a program by formalizing the fuzzy requirements I am given, I will not hesitate to abuse this option. I can see a future where there is be a "market" for specifications to be composed together.
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by lugu 5y ago
Depending on what you want to do, you can either choose an industry with very fuzzy requirements (to stay near the programming side) or one with very complex but with strict requirements (to benefit from those coding robots). I guess we wil
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by lugu 5y ago
There might be two types of features: those designed for the existing user base, and those to extend this user base.
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by lugu 5y ago
Everyone can give their opinion on UX choices, this is something higher up can discuss at lenght. It is much more involving to discuss engineering topics and the time scale is different. Overhall it is easier for designers to develop accoin
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by lugu 5y ago
In a real world program, the number of branches is too high to be nicely represented in 3 dimensions: take whatever visualization approach you like (UML, drakon, visual flow, ...) and imagine how it scale to just a modest programs. I guess
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by lugu 5y ago
I adhere very much to your first point. This made me think that from the opposite point of view the triangle becomes complex-unsafe-inefficient. And of those three "qualities" a program can have, complexity is the only one for whi
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by lugu 5y ago
My answer to Fermi's paradox is that everyone is in a slightly parallel univers with a much cooler physics. As soon as they get the possibly, they leave this place, to join the party elsewhere!
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by lugu 5y ago
+1 for a simple structure. I just use one folder per year (2015/, 2016/, ...) with everything inside.
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by lugu 5y ago
How do you know what the will of the people is?
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by lugu 5y ago
My advise to beginner is: yes troubleshoot if you feel like, else just reinstall. You are your own system admin, so find a way that suits you.
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by lugu 5y ago
> Reading some of the hawkish, cold war style jingoism coming out of US media makes one wonder? Yes, and the same can be said from Chinese state media...
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by lugu 5y ago
Another European here, but with a different perspective: never seen any mainstream news suggesting US Navy is posing a threat to the Philippines, Vietnam, Japan or Taiwan (or even China). It seems the narative is mostly the same as in the U
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by lugu 5y ago
This is the point: different goals, different means. One must erase any reference to an historical fact in a matter of hours. The other need to dismentle a network of criminals.
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by lugu 5y ago
China is not protecting laws with their firewall, what are you saying?
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by lugu 5y ago
> the means itself is a result of addressing a rational need that all governments have. This is untrue. China (to survive as a dictatorship) may need to suppress any content. Without respect for laws. Most country i have been to don&#x27
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by lugu 5y ago
You mean it is a rational thing to request if you want to excerce to total control over information in an unlawful dictatorship... I guess yes. How strange it is to read such normalizing comment.
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by lugu 5y ago
Why being so negative? He seems to like how easy it is to tear down the machine and how easy it is to install ubuntu. That's it. I don't think this will change in 10 years, and I don't want to wait 10 years to hear about his
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by lugu 5y ago
This hits a nerve. Am I alone ?
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Regarding a series of serious office actions(lists.wikimedia.org)
12 points by lugu 5y ago|0 comments
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by lugu 5y ago
I wrote my notes by topics in the form of flashcards so I revisit them randomly. I also have a journal but it is not meant to be reviewed.
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by lugu 5y ago
I share your feeling and this concerns me most: China's leadership don't care anymore what the world think of China. China gave up the PR war because their next big move might be ugly.
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by lugu 5y ago
Not to forget WIV1 virus..
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by lugu 5y ago
Hope having production on the same floor as inovative hw designers will bring new features for hackers like: - ability to extract all memory component to reflash them - pinctrl connectors for i2c/spi - reboot of grey bus - sdr componen
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by lugu 5y ago
I share your feeling, but I'd rather have a none isolated driver I can trust than an isolated one I cannot trust. My threat model includes fishy OEM doing borderline things. In driver development I often see abstraction violations or v
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by lugu 5y ago
+1 It forces me to express in the most simple way the intention behind the code.

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