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by nirui 10mo ago
https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig Currently Zig is the second most "stared" project on Codeberg (1443 stars). The first one is forgejo/forgejo (3154 stars) which is powering Codeberg, and the third one is
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by nirui 10mo ago
You forgot to mention that everyone else also raised their price because, you know, who don't like free money. Last year I brought two 8G DDR3L RAM stick made by Gloway for around $8 each, now the same stick is priced around $22, a 275
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by nirui 10mo ago
> You lose ambient awareness of coworkers’ problems, and asking for help is a bigger burden. When I was in school, I discovered that I studied more effectively and efficiently when I'm surrounded by other students who's also st
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by nirui 10mo ago
You know, there's prison and capital punishment, and yet people still commit crimes. There's a point you have just give up protecting, otherwise you're hurting yourself, just like an over-reacting immune system killing the ho
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by nirui 10mo ago
> thing way lasts _longer_ Sometimes I come back to my old post and feel the "What The Fuck" in all cap. When I was typing that, my brain jumped ahead thinking maybe I should also tell the fact that the data don't actually
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by nirui 10mo ago
The simplest trick is just don't use SSD for long term backup, use a normal magnetic hard drive instead, those thing way lasts _longer_ (but not forever, even in human timescale). I have a HDD that was 17+ years since it last powered o
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by nirui 10mo ago
The "final" or "canonical" argument can only indicates that the word "master" has multiple meanings, which is not a really special. Tho, "Master Degree" really means teaching, my bad. > Just as tea
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by nirui 10mo ago
Don't know why people here got triggered by DEI, but the "master" naming is just bad, "main" is actually a better and more generic description. The word "master" means someone/thing that has the capab
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by nirui 11mo ago
It's not really that weird. People who uses dating apps are on a very specific mission (to get laid, a.k.a "to meet more interesting people"). They'll optimize their profile to specifically archive that goal. TikTok acce
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by nirui 11mo ago
It's not just a VPN ban, the word VPN in the context means proxy, and you can setup a proxy with something as basic as a SSH command. It's basically a restriction on communication, i.e. the government decides who you're allow
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by nirui 11mo ago
Excuse me, what exactly is "sideloading"? If I wanted to run third-party code on a system through the means that's supported by the system, then it should be called "running", it's a part of normal operation. T
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by nirui 1y ago
People are more likely to have good intentions when they expect a good payback (including non-monetary as well as monetary ones) from the good intentions they gave out. It's more of a trade than care. Organisms on this planet require r
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by nirui 1y ago
The firm got some good in it, sure. But as I see it, today people could be motivated by a firm of good meanings, then tomorrow a post with bad intentions could swing people the other way just as far. The firm was produced back in 1945, but
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by nirui 1y ago
> Any time you attempt to defend yourself in the main subreddit, posts get deleted. Or you’re accused of running a Reddit bot army. Not sure what's the story from the other side, but... One strategy to counter this could be buying a
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by nirui 1y ago
> I basically treat it as 'any member of public can now access it'. Still remember the conversation over "mega apps"? Based on my experience with Alipay, which was a Chinese financial focused mega app but now more lik
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by nirui 1y ago
It's even reactive, the clock went horizontal if you give it a wide enough viewport. Damn this is good. It's like playing with oil without having to wash your hands afterwards, and there's no mom chasing to give you a beat fo
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by nirui 1y ago
Speak of microwave anti-drone weapons, YouTube channel Tech Ingredients made one with microwave oven parts: https://youtu.be/V6XdcWToy2c?t=1298 At 21:38 of the video (link above is timestampped), as the drone got hit by the
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by nirui 1y ago
Oh dear, we are definitely in a bubble, it's just not in the way of total burst. Back when everybody got into website building, Microsoft released a software called FrontPage, a WYSIWYG HTML editor that could help you build a website,
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by nirui 1y ago
> mostly, I've never had a download NOT work Well, how about thanks the people who's maintaining the downloader to make it possible? > they haven't made it impossible to download videos, so that is a win IMO. At some po
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by nirui 1y ago
> 64-bit address space. Memories and tables can now be declared to use i64 as their address type instead of just i32. Could be nitpicking but in the PDF ( https://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/_download/We
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by nirui 1y ago
As I grow older, one thing that I've learned is that power won't stop. One day they ask people to stop disrespect the leader, everyone obeys, then maybe the next day they'll start force people to praise the leader or be execu
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by nirui 1y ago
It might work for a short while. But my point is, what if other companies also wants to join the fun? What could stop those companies from replicating the successor and eventually drive them out of the market? Back then , you have people,
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by nirui 1y ago
Not sure if I'm allowed to quote from the protected article, but the full talk point was: > “What’s actually going to happen is rich people are going to use AI to replace workers,” he says. “It’s going to create massive unemployment
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by nirui 1y ago
China's 996 or 007 work schedule is created by desperation. The root problem here is that almost all good industries in China are already cake-spliced by the powerful and privileged, leaving very little for the private sector to compet
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by nirui 1y ago
> It was that a comment on a message board would lead to following them on LiveJournal... I remember "back in the days"™ many forum software allowed a feature called "signature", it allows you to attach custom picture
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by nirui 1y ago
> Broadly speaking, the online platforms we use are not built for connection; they are built for engagement. This is universally true for all internet spaces, from stories to newsfeeds, for the intellectual and the plebian alike. It wasn
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by nirui 1y ago
> A further check showed that all the network blocks are owned by one organization—Tencent. I'm seriously thinking that the CCP encourage this with maybe the hope of externalizing the cost of the Great Firewall to the rest of the wo
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by nirui 1y ago
Which is the only form of hypnosis that I know for sure MAY work.
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by nirui 1y ago
I think they used "armbands" to signify censorship which is useful for mass mind control. Armband is an insignia that someone wear to remind themselves that they belongs to a group and thus should accept it's ideas, which is
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by nirui 1y ago
The chosen example: bar, err := foo() if err != nil { return err } if err = foo2(); err != nil { return err } Sounded more like a nitpicking. If you really care about scope while being able to use `b

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