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by olemindgv 1y ago
It’s not the first time a young man asks me: “Why does FOSS always say ‘no warranty’?” Obviously, I’m not expected to unpack the legalese of open source licenses, but I can explain the reason behind it. Today, a newbie, again. I paused, thi
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Free software movements are dancing too close to the corporate, stripping away freedom spirits of developers'
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Interesting
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by olemindgv 1y ago
C++ still demonstrates its versatility and longevity.
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Coming to ISO C++ 26 Standard: An AI Acceleration Edge(thenewstack.io)
3 points by olemindgv 1y ago|2 comments
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Throwing the Baby with Bathtub?(gizvault.com)
2 points by olemindgv 1y ago|2 comments
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Some of us seems adamant about AI-argumented documents, yet totally avoiding the core spirit of the articles. What are afraid of? A machine replacing the some human skills or the vivid human thoughts within the content. (The above text are
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by olemindgv 1y ago
The last thing they will critique is the content, because they can’t
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Modern censorship is like a vampire and the content is the sunlight. Censorship never dares to face the content, but desperately tries to block it.
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by olemindgv 1y ago
The real world used to have mafia, now it’s cyber world’s turn.
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Copy Construction in C/C++(gizvault.com)
1 points by olemindgv 1y ago|1 comments
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Good questions. With AI coding backed by bountiful open source libraries, coding may no longer be be necessary soon. We are re-witnessing the era of obsoletion of typewriters, except this time the rock is smacking on our own toes.
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by olemindgv 1y ago
People often worship tools to fix their own coding deficiency. The reason is simple, proficient coding skills require many years of training and a dose of genius. Modern coders, by proportion, are largely lacking both. And the industry in g
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Not sure if there is a conspiracy theory behind. By all means, X11 has been nearly 40 years since its birth from MIT, many things, both the network and underlining architectures, have seen significant changes.
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by olemindgv 1y ago
He is going to loose either way, either forking X11 or Wayland. I think making Wayland more open is the key.
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by olemindgv 1y ago
Reading the comments letting me re-live my early years of being an engineer, in a hardcore Unix kernel company. For every line of code, there are more neys than yes, but we still have finish the code and push forward. Next time we shall bri
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by olemindgv 1y ago
It’s amazing one can still find vintage and hardcore stuff.