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by minraws 4y ago
Good. Applying and then knowing the person on the otherside can't pay shit is a PITA
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by minraws 4y ago
Love the idea, hope you can continue improving on the execution, I am also fairly incapable of producing good manually drawn illustrations even though I used to be a junior designer early in school. Moved away from it as coding seemed like
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by minraws 4y ago
From this perspective this seems very reasonable, if I picked some code which I like it will be very hard but I believe it will force me to consider what I don't consider in the day to day. Am I really proud of what I do? And what do I
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by minraws 4y ago
you got me, though using SDL doesn't seem quite as fair if you use that title :P nice work though. I have been writing a compile-eval NES emulator in multiple languages, C++, Rust and such, it was a lot of fun. Still haven't manag
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by minraws 4y ago
Seconded those pills make me want to commit murder... It's really annoying then there is randomly adjusting css on the home page, they have over done stuff in the name of mobile first.
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by minraws 4y ago
I guess now we share that plight.
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by minraws 4y ago
Btw if anyone here is from Australia, you guys had a similar bill a few years ago correct? what happened after that? I am curious any hope of overturning this stuff from the sheer corporate backlash? Or, maybe I am too optimistic about peop
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by minraws 4y ago
Well that's what we call power of propaganda, I say that as an Indian(still living in India). I honestly couldn't do anything even after writing letters, talking to friends who can talk to people who make shitty decisions, just ca
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by minraws 4y ago
I am curious to understand the reasoning behind people saying it was a mistake, like how does something that big get past all the C-suites, F-suites and every other suite people of the company... Like I mean seriously was everyone blind!?
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by minraws 4y ago
I honestly want to see govt. regulate this, I am honestly curious how can these guys have been evading govt regulation for so long, like this is getting as bad if not much worse than Big Tech. Or maybe it's part of big tech, this bs ju
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by minraws 4y ago
generally most people check company then do, - firstname@company.email - firstnamelastname@company.email - firstname-lastname@company.email - firstname.lastname@company.email from the recruitment side, cause I have asked this question to my
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by minraws 4y ago
Very true, I have seen many people who won't go nearly as far in their professional life for supporting OSS, including myself. And U-boot is just incredible to say the least.
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by minraws 4y ago
Many thanks for standing strong for and with Open Source, Rest in Peace, dear sir. :)
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by minraws 4y ago
I know a guy who got sued by his previous employer because he made something open-source he had been working on free time and had been kind enough to use that in for the company as well. Because they want their name attached to it, and don&
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by minraws 4y ago
Do we have one(language) that's easier to use for more mainstream takes compared to APL, I have written APL for hackfests but writing APL day to day doesn't seem viable, especially as explaining that code to my colleagues would be
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by minraws 4y ago
For people who are curious before/after reading it, this is from 2019, there are updates the io_uring interface in Linux, quite a few actually, here's a changelog of liburing kind of the defacto library for io_uring. https:/
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by minraws 4y ago
I think this question is very intriguing and weird in the same breath, like why was X not invented a few decades earlier. I would honestly like to read papers on it both from sociology and scientific discovery point of view to contrast what
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by minraws 4y ago
> They can’t really sue the Indian authorities. I can't say we are doing the best things but at least you can still bring the govt to court here in India. Judicial system here is slow, but it at least still works...
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by minraws 4y ago
I would have liked to say "No shit, Sherlock!". But then again I didn't have any faith left in consumers so good to know. Thanks for the hopium.
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by minraws 4y ago
That's not quite the best example as someone else noted, you could better of write an API where converting to Future can be a shore of in places where await may work in the Future. Say, `for await x in connection.item {}` not real syn
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by minraws 4y ago
Aah, yeah that felt a bit off at the time of reading, nice note. I barely had time to keep up with this update and the changes... :p
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by minraws 4y ago
This has not been true in my experience, as someone who is used to talking to a mathematician during my academic life (a bit). They prefer to not use words like "just X". They generally reply in definite statements, "this is
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by minraws 4y ago
Just to be clear, that's quite literally the Wikipedia definition. > In algebra, a homomorphism is a structure-preserving map between two algebraic structures of the same type (such as two groups, two rings, or two vector spaces). N
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by minraws 4y ago
Wait Amazon? what are they training it on? code hosted on AWS? what kind of mess are we in...? Honestly all this is fine but train it on your own code, you have the money to do that, and the scale, why bother us the small fish. What's
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by minraws 4y ago
Microsoft? from what the flowing winds tells me, they seem to be, > A very rich, multi-trillion dollar asshole-ish corporation, that feels lonely on it's birthday and goes on a bender buying less rich and asshole-ish companies to su
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by minraws 4y ago
Cool thanks for a quick run down.
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by minraws 4y ago
I think there is another way of looking at it, as a way for the incredible growth in startups to the finally being understood by the new and old entrepreneurs. Hiring and such didn't only happen in the pandemic period but also overall
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by minraws 4y ago
Fixed the formatting, reading the docs takes time and in case of languages they don't give a lot of critical information about it's state in the docs, I have worked from Haskell to Rust to C++ professionally never has the language
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by minraws 4y ago
TBH, I have criticized V before, because when it launched things and claims were weird and maybe inflated, honestly don't quite remember looking at V in a good light is still hard for me. But I am willing to give it a try, so here&#x27
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by minraws 7y ago
Only works if you are the sole copyright holder, and not using code from someone else. > https://github.com/peter-iakovlev/Telegram/issues/157 > http://meta.ath0.com/2012/02/05

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