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by mariusor 3y ago
> no feudalism without violence Just because it's not physical violence it does not mean it doesn't exist. Violence was a means by the people with power to coerce the ones without. We have that today in the for of: debt, non eq
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by mariusor 3y ago
IANAL, but that doesn't sound right. A "copy" would be internet visible code repository. If it doesn't contain the LICENSE file (assuming that's what OP has) it's in violation of that rule in my opinion.
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by mariusor 3y ago
It's not clear what you're complaining about here. The fact that many people use this option, the fact that Julia included it in the article, or the fact that it's an option to change the default branch name in the first plac
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think Jonathan Blow's programming language, Jai, has an implicit context available to any function. However in Jai the context has a lot of implicit functionality, on the top of my head at least logging plumbing, and allocator plumbi
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by mariusor 3y ago
> you don't need to colour your functions with async or not async. Context is useful for synchronous functions also, it has nothing to do with async.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think most people are upset that Mozilla went from a CEO with a compensation[1] of ~800K and decent market share to one earning around 7mln but with the scraps of market share that we have now. Nobody can say if Eich would have done thing
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by mariusor 3y ago
How about the rest of us? I don't have a resource of the top of my head to present to you, but in the least keyset pagination is superior to the offset one because it does not get invalidated by new inserts.
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by mariusor 3y ago
We already did that[1]. Nothing so far. [1] https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/LLM-1973/Provide-the-po...
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by mariusor 3y ago
That is not _all_ he talks about, yet he does it enough and with enough of a lack of empathy that people get upset and amplify it to the levels that it's most of what you see about him if you're a normal person.
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by mariusor 3y ago
If you ever watched Blow talk about higher education, you'd know he does not have a great opinion on it. As far as I remember he dropped out of Berkley before getting a degree, he's mostly self thought, and he considers most of th
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by mariusor 3y ago
Imagine waking up every morning to your neighbour parking their pram in front of your apartment door so every time when you go out you need to move it out of the way. How many times will you suffer that before becoming outraged yourself? Th
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by mariusor 3y ago
I use multiple products from Jetbrains on multiple computers. > Right click -> Hide Times 4. I hate it.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Sourcehut can host mercurial repositories.
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by mariusor 3y ago
As I replied to a sibling comment. I agree that I can review PRs on my local machine, which is sometimes what I do, but that means that the upside of viewing them directly on the source forge is lost, and I might as well have received a pat
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by mariusor 3y ago
I don't look at the patch by itself, I hoped that was clear. I apply the patch locally, where I have the full context. I can of course do the same with the PR, but then it loses its convenience. :)
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think we can all agree that the main reason why developers require distributed source control is in order to facilitate development in a parallel way. So, as a maintainer the purpose of such a request for collaboration (it being a PR or a
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by mariusor 3y ago
ActivityPub supports authorized requests from federated actors, which would allow access to private resources. It would be a trivial exercise (speaking here as someone that implements fediverse software) to add permissions for users on othe
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by mariusor 3y ago
> why are we like this It's not clear about what you're complaining here. What exactly is ridiculous? This just offers a different channel through which to circulate patches. Unlike email, which requires everyone follow some ad
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by mariusor 3y ago
Personally I _always_ got better taste in the sauce if I make it from tomatoes, even supermarket bought ones in the winter. But it might be just some bias that I haven't done it from a can in a long time. :)
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by mariusor 3y ago
Cooking the garlic from the start makes it lose all its flavour, unless you use a tonne. Using tomato sauce is a very small convenience (maybe 40minutes worth, which mostly is waiting) vs making the sauce from scratch from fresh tomatoes. T
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by mariusor 3y ago
Cooking every meal from scratch is a recipe for disaster. Despite what this blogger tells you, reheated, next day pasta is still delicious, so you are allowed to cook more than one serving per person. My go to pasta takes maybe 45m to cook,
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by mariusor 3y ago
I take umbrage with the qualificative of "An"... the title should say "THE". :)
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by mariusor 3y ago
Also double commander is pretty good, I remember it having both Qt and GTK interfaces. Also it's almost a one to one clone of Total Commander, the greatest orthodox file manager in existence.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I don't know if ending another human's life leaves any possibility of redemption for a person, but reading this I still empathize with the sense of loss and powerlessness that emanate from this letter.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Different developers have different skill sets. The mental model of different URLs giving you different distinct resources might make more sense for some. :P
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by mariusor 3y ago
Which things? Fixed layouts: no. Annotations that are saved with the epub: no.
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by mariusor 3y ago
That's what (in)famous kernel dev Con Kolivas[1] was doing up to late noughties. I'm not sure if he's still active in maintaining out of tree schedulers though. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Con_Koliv
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by mariusor 3y ago
I mean the end-user can always write the glue required to get the current running window get its process and mark that as the "high priority", but that's still working under the constraints of the regular scheduler.
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by mariusor 3y ago
> is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Yes, but the environment for this specific program is the linux kernel, where most of the high level libraries for data structures already exist in C already, and the Rust code is pretty constraine
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by mariusor 3y ago
The linux kernel has no concept of "active window process". It has the concept of "current process", and deciding which process that is, is exactly the job of the scheduler. :P

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