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by mg794613 8mo ago
No, he never stated that "claim that only Zig and C++ have ever had a strategy to replace C", you made that up. And "Walter was not the one that brought up D" , he actually was. Did the text get changed? because it seems
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by mg794613 8mo ago
What is the difference between this and celery? Currently almost adding celery to my project, but maybe this is better.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
"Though I suck at it, my go-to language for side-projects is always Rust" Hmm, dont be so hard on yourself! proceeds to call ls from rust Ok nevermind, although I dont think rust is the issue here. (Tony I'm joking, thanks
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by mg794613 8mo ago
Exactly, Trump is the brainchild of American mindset. Not the cause, but the result. And now that even the Americans see it themselves, it's too late. They will _never_ gain the same trust again.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
We're not replacing services. We're replacing our dependence on the USA. Every choice comes with a cost. With allies like the USA, you don't need enemies.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
Euh, our job is hard enough as it is, don't start leaning on us to clean up the AI mess too.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
I agree, seems he's on a mission instead.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
Can you imagine, knowing so little of the rest of the world, you call this nationalism without irony. Sir, please read up on Wikipedia what the EU is. What Europe is. Also, this is a very mild response to a "American first" new wo
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by mg794613 8mo ago
It's because a lot of people that werent skilful werent on your path before. Now that pandora's box has been re-opened, those people feel "they get a second chance at life". It's not that they have no shame, they ha
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by mg794613 8mo ago
"The problem is that Docker the technology became so successful that Docker the company struggled to monetize it. When your core product becomes commoditized and open source, you need to find new ways to add value." No, everything
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by mg794613 8mo ago
As much as I dislike Musk and friends, they're dumb/evil/incompetent enough to not have to lie and still get them.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
Euh, WHAT? I have a very abusive relationship with my AI's because they're hyperconfident and very little skill/understanding. Not once have I been reprimanded in any way. And if anyone would be, it would be me.
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by mg794613 9mo ago
Being allies really doesn't mean anything anymore, does it? I really wonder how long it will take to rebuild all these burned bridges.
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by mg794613 10mo ago
You need to buy the domain first before you spam us here.
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by mg794613 10mo ago
Tomorrow it's my turn to pretend to have written this!
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by mg794613 1y ago
Yes, do not question the goodwill of these benevolent companies. What seems unfair sounds just like a skill issue, "gitgud" am I right? Don't want to be called a conspiracy theorist now, do we? I am happy for you to be able t
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by mg794613 1y ago
MCP was just something they thought up as an idea, not a hard standard. Because we had nothing before. 1. Company invests in newest fad 2. Takes backside of napkin drawing as integral part of their company 3. ? 4. Profit The article is not
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by mg794613 1y ago
You're completely right, sorry, I meant more for authorities, not you or me.
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by mg794613 1y ago
"Worsens" is relative. Discovery of heinous defamation circles, doesn't sound like something to look away from or feel sorry for.
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by mg794613 1y ago
Time to negiotiate less hours on contract and do those same hours as "overtime"
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by mg794613 1y ago
We can see a lot of knee-jerk responses from people with Stockholm syndrome. - No, the rich won't run away. - No, the rich are not carrying the country. - No, caring for another or a lesser fortunate, isn't communism. It's we
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by mg794613 1y ago
Did that site just got "slashdotted"? Because none of the examples want to load atm.
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by mg794613 1y ago
Ah yes, Ayaan, the person that burns every bridge behind her, once she has a upgrade path. She fooled us and then joined a rightwing think tank. Can't believe I keep seeing her name popping up every few years, you'd think she&#x27
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by mg794613 1y ago
Haha, the neverending cycle. Stop trying. Let their story unfold. Let the pain commence. Wait 30 years and see them being frustrated trying to tell the next generation.
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by mg794613 1y ago
Unfair? I thought that mountain was mainly climbed by CEO's that let sherpa's carry their stuff?
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by mg794613 1y ago
This isn’t how _normal_ human psychology works at all. We're talking about sociopaths, not people like you and me. How much of a percentage that is on that level, we can guess.
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by mg794613 1y ago
Not only does it increase overall production, currently one of our biggest challenanges is transport and distribution, and having some of that power in the of-hours instead has more benefits than power total alone.
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by mg794613 1y ago
How did that VanMoof end up in Japan? That's quite the trip it made. Also that must have been in the sweetspot of couple of month between the release of the bike and the bankruptcy, who else would want to transport a "dead" b
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by mg794613 1y ago
Cam we stop the fearmongering clickbait articles on here please? Electricity didn't make us bad, cameras didn't steal our soul and trains are not metal bulls from hell. Just come with proven facts instead of these "could ...
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by mg794613 1y ago
That's just the chicago theme I'va had for years now on my XFCE, I think it's a bit lame to steal that theme (not from Microsoft but the maker of that xfce theme), put it in a repository, give it a different name, and pose it

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