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by miloshadzic 2mo ago
New thing bad
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by miloshadzic 5y ago
The spam on that thread is really something.
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by miloshadzic 6y ago
Yes
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by miloshadzic 6y ago
> Note that philosophy is distinct from the history of philosophy. If you care about what is true, and not the historical development of ideas, there's not much point in reading things written before, say, 1900, or even 1950. So no
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by miloshadzic 6y ago
I seem to perhaps be in the minority here, but I got onto the slow ring just for WSL2 and it has been excellent so far. I am primarily a Ruby developer and things just work .
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
How do people still fall for advertorials like this?
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
Wow I didn't think Gentoo Ricers[1] still existed [1]: https://www.shlomifish.org/humour/by-others/funroll-loops/Ge...
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
Dinit has been booting my own system for a long while, and other than a few hiccups on odd occasions it’s been quite reliable. Ok, compared to Systemd it lacks some features. It doesn’t know anything about Cgroups, the boot mana
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
I guess VP of Abuse is just not a good look
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
WTF does a VP of integrity do? Have lunches with the VP of honesty?
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
But there are implementations of knuth-plass in js, only they are usually not used, as the speed trade-off is not worth it for the web. If you are only using chromium to render a PDF then the speed stops being a dealbreaker.
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
It's pretty easy to write dreadfully unmaintainable lisp.
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
Yes I was a user in the 2000s, I don't remember it being that bad although there certainly were issues.
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
I think reactions like this one, and the tons of crap gnome and systemd devs get are very damaging to the linux desktop community. Criticism is fine, but people are trying to make modern systems with little support. This is hard even for a
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by miloshadzic 7y ago
I would never call OP-1 limited. I haven't touched the OP-Z but I doubt I'd think it's "technically limited" as well. I'd say that the OP-1 is probably one of the better designed musical instruments in the rece
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by miloshadzic 8y ago
Another advertorial...
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by miloshadzic 8y ago
Don't forget Idiocracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGUNPMPrxvA
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by miloshadzic 8y ago
Here's a rule: read stuff that you think is interesting.
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by miloshadzic 8y ago
What's considered "ideal" changes. For UI typefaces the medium they're used for has changed (HIDPI screens are the norm now), so it's causing a small renaissance of type design for screens.
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
Get off Hacker News
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
so you program in prolog or coq when you really need to get stuff done?
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
Most-upvoted reply is excellent.
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
Had no clue this was "a thing". I didn't buy it because "I can't believe we're importing garlic bla bla bla...".
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
The problem there is that the best produce gets exported. I've seen garlic from China in supermarkets for example.
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
spiderman wins
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AI is so hot right now researchers are posing for Yves Saint Laurent(theverge.com)
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
Nice advertorial
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
"Silicon Valley’s amorality problem arises from the blind faith many place in progress. The narrative of progress provides moral cover to the tech industry and lulls people into thinking they no longer need to exercise moral judgment.
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
There aren't many permanent arrangements in software.
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by miloshadzic 9y ago
Hell

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