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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Terrible article, poorly written by someone obviously fishing for clout
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Hard disagree Biden was slow, made small gaffes, but overall his words and actions were careful and deliberate Aside from trump falling asleep during cabinet meetings on camera, having him freeze up during a medical emergency and his errati
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
They have a vague notion of wanting the quality of life back like they had In the past, everything else goes completely over their heads
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
I guess maybe we should start some kind of initiative to detect these geolocation providers so we can blacklist them. Maybe it can be some kind of database that is used to null-route all traffic coming from their network /s
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
This is it. A lot of people seem to be pushing some weird "anti-environmental" when the simple reality is that all energy costs I cannot understate the impact of Russian Energy being cut off. Right now we're paying roughly tw
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
Why do you think it's acceptable to insult someone when they have a legitimate concern regarding a software defect?
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
If the booking can be cancelled at any point for any reason then what is even the point of booking to begin with. If the booking isn't fixed untill you showed up on the exact date at the hotel front desk then wouldn't that make ma
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
That's for when someone repeatedly books 40 rooms with no intention to stay the thats a nuisance booking or something similarly excessive, the equivalent of fake pizza orders 2 bookings isn't a nuisance booking.
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
It won't, it's a culture issue Most rust programmers are mediocre at best and really need the memory safety training wheels that rust provides. Years of nodejs mindrot has somehow made pulling into random dependencies irregular
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
This is stupid, in a perfect world we could just copy over all our files from device a to device b and everything would just work
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
these issues are inherently some of the uglier sides of humananity. no LLM safety program can fix them, since its holding up a mirror to society.
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
They weren't "developers" more like a Jr intern asked to do some minor maintenance The real work was done in the 80s/90s through a consortium of universities and corporations Then one day, some nobody shows up and in the
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
The only file managers that run on Wayland are the weird "flat" kind with "is" that prevent you from doing anything that didn't match their poorly conceived use cases
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
Any C program shipped with GNU Autotools is fairly straightforward to package as a Deb or rpm
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
The reason it is relevant is this: "This seems unrelated to the topic at hand, which is whether Rust results in a net improvement in the time required to deliver (systems) software" A lot of your argument assumes that you've
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
X11 is not going anywhere. If anything it's Gnome adding another nail to its coffin
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
How about you teach some of those students to Bootstrap a Linux cross compile both with and without rust then come back and answer this reply again
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
Your reply isn't necessarily "polite" but your reaction and is entirely appropriate considering the headaches these people are bringing
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by mx7zysuj4xew 11mo ago
I dont so much dismiss the technology as the people who insist on rewriting everything in rust. Rust seems to attract a certain mindset of mediocre programmers who yell "security" to shove their poorly written slower code down our
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
Everything you listed is bloated, slow, incompatible, unfinished or unstable. My system worked fine 20 years ago on far less capable hardware. Now even with high end workstations systems lag, crash or have strange behavior
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
What the hell are you talking about CSS and XSL-FO are entirely different concepts
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
This proves that you do not understand the technology at hand. XSLT isn't about styling documents, but is more like ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load)
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
I'm going to say this calmly and politely to you. You think this is some kind of "fun" spicy take, but considering that some rely on these technologies I find your remark to be incredibly offensive and insulting. If we were d
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
they'll soon find themselves with a nice yellow and pink triangle sown to their own clothes
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
DO NOT USE HETZNER they actively seem to hate their customers and will delete all your data at some junior interns whim
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
What war, against who? I don't know what kind of narrative you are tying to push here but know that any attempt would immediately meet strong opposition (I've seen the graves of Verdun and I for one would do anything to actively u
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
Jesus Christ, who are these people who are having these "deep personal conversations" with a vector database This isn't healthy, none of this is healthy. It's an appliance, not a diary, not a therapist or an advisor and
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
people like him find themselves in waiting in the line for the showers wondering why they'd do this to "one of the good ones"
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
You cannot use hetzner for anything serious. They'd most likely claim abuse and delete your data wholesale without notice
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by mx7zysuj4xew 1y ago
Wearing a mask alone isn't sufficient anymore. At best it degrades overall recognition but doesn't fully prevent it

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