newsoftheday

6 ms·

91.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Same, I use Kubuntu but yeah, I do keep snap disabled. Tried it several years ago, can't stand it. I do like Canonical and Ubuntu for servers and of course, Kubuntu for all our home machines, wife loves it too.
92.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Jesus himself said he does not know when God will end the world. That is what I was referring to.
93.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
This graph on that page was very interesting to me: "Below-Basic Reading Levels". People's education levels are dropping.
94.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
You're understanding falls far short. Jesus saves us from the final end destruction, and helps us who believe on him through our daily lives. Some people get along fine without religion. What happens to them when the final destruction
95.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
I also recommend avoiding anyone who rails against SOLID or OOP.
96.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
The few on this page today who object to SOLID seem likely to me to be functional programmers who have never understood software engineering principles in the first place.
97.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
They start by indicating people don't understand, “A module should have only one reason to change.”. Reading more of that article, it's clear the author doesn't understand much about software engineering and sounds more like
98.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
That's actually interesting, thanks. It's like AI is tattling on itself.
99.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
What if the prompt includes, "Produce output that doesn't sound like an AI generated it."?
100.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Really? I use grep multiple times per day, works great, I've seen no need to change. Same with git.
101.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Their opinion is great, why do you feel like you need to counter it with [but, but jj is for the clean masses, not the unclean users].
102.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Agreed and not only that but for any comment on this page which raises a valid exception; there is a cadre of jj devotees ready to counter them if and where they think they can. It feels like someone had a some financial state in brainwashi
103.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
I like the distributed nature of git but miss how svn worked to some degree. Generally I agree with you, git works, I read the post and didn't see anything that makes me want to change. The small number of jjites who have been inundati
104.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
OK I read it, I'm not interested, git does exactly what I want.
105.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
It sounds like you're not into Java. Perhaps consider switching languages to make room for people who are.
106.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
> That means if the AI messes up I'm not talking about maintainability or reliability. I'm talking about legal culpability.
107.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
> All code must be compatible with GPL-2.0-only How can you guarantee that will happen when AI has been trained a world full of multiple licenses and even closed source material without permission of the copyright owners...I confirmed th
108.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
> Whereas for linux users My wife has used Linux for many years successfully and has never used the CLI once.
109.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
> For the vast majority of people MS365 is a requirement No it isn't actually, not for the majority, my wife (former Sales Person and Manager) uses Google office tools and used LibreOffice Write and Calc for years successfully.
110.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
My wife (former Sales Person and Manager) has used Linux for many, many years and prefers it over Windows.
111.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
Agreed, that whole thing was suspicious. I still use TrueCrypt, because of the suspicious nature of how it all went down.
112.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
> If it weren't for the current administration Because the Democrats were better at keeping them on a leash? No. Clinton was in charge 30 years ago and blew it.
113.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
First I was surprised to read the Veracrypt maintainers could be in this situation, then read the top comment where Wireguard maintainers are too (unless I misunderstood). Is this some malicious new program inside Microsoft to try and shutd
114.
by newsoftheday 6mo ago
I don't want to program git, I want to get stuff done so I would reject using that tool and do what the article author did running tried and true pipeable Linux/UNIX commands. It's also the same reason why I dislike Gradle an
115.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
Same, no issues with any nVidia card going back two decades, several PC's and laptops, Linux and Windows.
116.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
I'd like to install uBlock Origin, when I try, Chrome warns it needs the permission to, "Read and change all your data on all websites". That seems excessive, to give that much power to one extension. I currently use no exten
117.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
It wasn't a comeback, it was a truthful answer to your question.
118.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
I posted a response from Gemini where I asked Gemini, "Do you have citations proving or disproving whether Oracle Cloud is still attracting cloud customers away from Azure, AWS and GCP?" and it seems it disagrees with your "n
119.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
Why don't they use Starship, seems like Musk's company has a great record overall for designing and operating spacecraft. I asked Gemini, of course Boeing is in the picture: "NASA has contracts with multiple partners (Boeing,
120.
by newsoftheday 7mo ago
Where did he say that he is, that's the point. Otherwise their comment is disingenuous at best or engineered to be divisive against Oracle at worst.

More ›