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Powerful, Open-Source, Programmatic CAD(implicitcad.org)
147 points by omeid2 2y ago|30 comments
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by omeid2 2y ago
You can't agree to something that wasn't even conceived at the time. Maybe it is "legal" by the letter of the law but it is hard to argue that it is inline with the spirit of the law.
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by omeid2 2y ago
> reproduction doesn't usually happen unless you go to extra lengths to make it. And who is to say that people who want to copy your code without adhering to your license terms or pay won't go to extra lengths? or am I missing
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by omeid2 2y ago
The MPV of images for linux is IMV: https://sr.ht/~exec64/imv/
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by omeid2 2y ago
I should have mentioned this in the comments, that is exactly my point. It seems like "AI" at work here.
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by omeid2 2y ago
That is the joke. Go conflates simple with primitive, so you end-up building things like Computer Science has just emerged and it is the 50s with some syntax sugar, an decent concurrency to be fair.
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by omeid2 2y ago
You're holding the phone wrong. Kubernetes does the same. So does Docker, and just about every Go project. You don't understand Go.
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by omeid2 2y ago
Productivity is the sum of the aggregate output not just getting started. If you're familiar with a tool, you might be able to "get something" a lot quicker with it than learn to use the correct tool, but on the long term, th
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by omeid2 2y ago
I completely understand, but the productivity is superficial in my opinion, once you need to dig your teeth deeper into anything not "cloud" and "system engineering" with Go, overall productivity plummets hard. This is f
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by omeid2 2y ago
At the peak of my honeymoon phase with Golang, I went down this path too, and oh boy does it feels great and liberating, like finding a magic bullet, but soon as you start to scratch beyond the surface and dig deeper, you will find yourself
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by omeid2 2y ago
> This is at least in keeping with most Linux experiences. I guess, all that we get from Google, we deserve it.
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by omeid2 2y ago
How do you suppose a kid should be "supervised" while browsing on Github for example?
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by omeid2 2y ago
The files in question has a magic number is "0xAAAAAAAA" so it is not possible that the file was all zeros.
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by omeid2 2y ago
With a P/E of over 573? Doubt it will recover that fast.
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by omeid2 2y ago
Please add support to link to specific station.
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by omeid2 2y ago
Music industry has been doing this already, for at least a decade now.
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by omeid2 2y ago
The whole point of trademark and patents are to encourage innovation and creative production, otherwise, it would be a waste of collective resources or unfair restrictions at the very least, if they didn't result in more investment in
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by omeid2 2y ago
When is Scarecrow Advanced++ with NextGen Anti-Detection and Cloaking will be released? Jokes aside, this is a temporary fix at best, a waste of resources and impression of safety at worst.
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by omeid2 2y ago
For the uninitiated: https://insinuator.net/2015/07/redstar-os-watermarking/
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by omeid2 2y ago
2015 called and want their stats back. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share#monthly-200901-20...
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by omeid2 2y ago
The problem with GNU and Gnome is, to put it in the words of Steve jobs about Microsoft, "lack taste". They are too distant from the mainstream to cater to them. postnote: this comment was Authored on Firefox under Wayland running
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by omeid2 2y ago
Re greyscale, it really does work. And you can also add an accessibility switch with Back Tab to turn this on and off by tapping three times at the back of your iphone.
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by omeid2 2y ago
That is a long way of saying "economy of scale".
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by omeid2 2y ago
Why are these companies going so far as purchasing equipment for 3rd parties instead of doing it in house?
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by omeid2 2y ago
Outsourcing doesn't mean off the shelf. Apple still works with third parties to manufacture parts as they can leverage the scale of their overall operations to do it cheaper than it would cost apple to do.
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by omeid2 2y ago
Yes, there is an upper limit, and that is the entirety of global economy. But that assertion is as useless as it is true.
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by omeid2 2y ago
There is no upper bounds to economy of scales. Maybe there is for the cents per GB of raw storage, but power usage, security, rent, and everything else scales too, and few of them have upper bounds on economy of scales.
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by omeid2 2y ago
Yet another confirmation that declarative UI is the way forward. React Native is just an implementation detail, just like Flutter is another one. Forward. Declarative.
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by omeid2 2y ago
It may not make a lot of sense but it follows the "fair use" doctrine. Which is generally based on the following 4 factors: 1) the purpose and character of use. 2) the nature of the copyrighted material. 3) the *amount* and *subst
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Women's Refuge(shielded.co.nz)
2 points by omeid2 2y ago|0 comments

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