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by orphea 1y ago
> If you’re still not convinced, consider that malloc and free work just fine in DOS, where there’s also no virtual memory and you have total access to the physical memory space in your program. Also: any modern microcontroller.
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by orphea 1y ago
Why would it?
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by orphea 2y ago
This can be considered classic now: https://marketoonist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/230327.n...
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by orphea 2y ago
Techbros really do come up with the oldest ideas and call them revolutionary. Wait until they start vibe-coding these ideas.
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by orphea 2y ago
Isn't FOSS about giving something cool to the community, to your fellow developers? If it's money you're after, why starting a FOSS project? How is it any different from bait-and-switch or rug pulls corporate is being shamed
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by orphea 2y ago
The SHA256 for this sentence begins with: one, eight, two, a, seven, c and nine.
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by orphea 2y ago
I am an average internet user. How many average internet users comment on HN?
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by orphea 2y ago
The message you're replying to is sarcasm.
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by orphea 2y ago
Oh man, maybe HN should not allow commenting until at least the link is clicked.
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by orphea 2y ago
dotnet publish -r osx-x64 --self-contained https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/#pub...
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by orphea 2y ago
You probably overestimate how loud are these "Privacy conscious people". I bet if you ask ordinary Joe about privacy concerns with voice assistant devices, he'd tell he had no clue.
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by orphea 2y ago
Or rice. You can do wonders with rice.
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by orphea 2y ago
> Not really. Straight from the FAQ you linked: In general, uBOL will be less effective at dealing with websites using anti-content blocker or minimizing website breakage. Sooo... yes really?
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by orphea 2y ago
you can learn everything with latest llms That's a good idea if your goal is a degree in hallucinations.
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by orphea 2y ago
Two alternatives Atlassian itself suggests have free tier: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-management/p... https://www.atlassian.com/software/compass/pricing
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by orphea 2y ago
Does it block YouTube ads?
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by orphea 2y ago
They are not prepared to maintain a fork of Firefox: https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/2252#issuecomme...
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by orphea 2y ago
A little too early to tell where AMD is when FSR 4 is not even out yet.
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by orphea 2y ago
Have they actually renamed it? Is it this project? https://apfelroute.nrw/
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by orphea 2y ago
Many people explained it better than I ever could, so let me defer to them. TL;DR: YAML is an overcomplicated spec with too many footguns. - https://ruudvanasseldonk.com/2023/01/11/the-yaml-document-fr... -
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by orphea 2y ago
I will pick JSON over YAML every single time. Not because JSON is so good, it's just YAML is so much more cancerous.
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by orphea 2y ago
Is it a good thing though? It means it takes the same loong time until problems are noticed and reacted upon.
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by orphea 2y ago
> Is there any other meaning to this word? Yes. You can often learn obscure meanings by prepending a word in your search query with "urban dictionary".
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by orphea 2y ago
Exactly. It doesn't seem it has anything to do with user privacy. Google just tries to keep tracking data for themselves only .
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by orphea 2y ago
Because Discord is designed around near real-time communication, it simply doesn't work as a knowledge database. Unless, of course, you want to deal with the same questions again, and again, and again. In which case, sure, use whatever
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by orphea 2y ago
> the footguns in C++ are more benign I don't think I can agree. https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/cpp/1215/
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by orphea 2y ago
Large projects and companies are making dumb decisions all the time.
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by orphea 2y ago
Discord seems to be way better You can't be serious. The search alone makes it atrocious for anything other than game servers. It's a problem enough people are trying to use Discord where they should have used proper forum
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by orphea 2y ago
Garmin is expensive? Maybe, but I got my Vivoactive 5 for $190. For a watch that I need to charge every 7-10 days (vs every day like it is for many other brands) it's a good value, imo.
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by orphea 2y ago
I liked the idea! However I do have a few pieces of feedback 1. Switching between mobile and desktop modes resets the progress 2. When I complete a lesson, an explanation is given but I'm given just a few seconds to read it, and then t

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