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4mo ago
It would be true if Russia was democracy. It is not.
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4mo ago
You can also tie two knots but in the opposite directions: https://youtu.be/8DBhTXM_Br4?t=1711 (Veritasium)
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4mo ago
people don't want to support a state that has brutally occupied half of Europe Sure. The comments above were about Russians though, not the state.
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4mo ago
Not saying you're wrong (appreciate the explanation) but S has been Xtensa and C is RISC-V; even if you don't imply, it's how the things have been. And given S2, S3, and C5 are all clocked at 240 MHz, the performance differ
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4mo ago
It being RISC-V is awesome, but how does it make sense that it's S series when S series have been Xtensa cores? Why is it not C series?
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4mo ago
FWIW, Custom Attributes in .Net are kind of a pain in geneal, powerful but painful Why? What's kind of painful in general about them? They are just pieces of static data. You can abuse them, e.g. have some obscure logic som
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4mo ago
Yep, a bummer. The devs don't even consider it a priority, too busy designing the feature: https://github.com/NuGet/Home/issues/14657#issuecomment-3573...
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4mo ago
Don't add random repositories from random tutorials? Come on, it's basic Internet hygiene. Entirely different thing.
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I don't think going commercial has been that impactful. It sucks, it betrays the spirit of open source but whatever. A few examples: - FluentAssertions had no moat, and it has been forked as AwesomeAssertions. Not sure what the author&
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4mo ago
Not binary, but the parent was talking about OpenAI vs Anthropic.
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4mo ago
Do you think Amodei is different?
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4mo ago
Only if LLMs will start to output object code, skipping text representation.
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4mo ago
Perhaps it's not only CEOs who are delusional.
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4mo ago
Elon Musk tweeted Come on. The Onion would be a more credible source.
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5mo ago
Is it hard to imagine that younger generation wants to live better lives? They don't want to suffer like their parents did. They are already fed up with all the bullshit that the current generation of politicians leaves to them to figu
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5mo ago
"69 is a meme number", well no, 69 is innuendo. It's obviously both.
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Disgusting. I love it.
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5mo ago
Not really, because IntPtr is just a native-sized integer. Marshal.Copy will certainly be marked unsafe, as will anything else that touches unmanaged memory.
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5mo ago
While it's technically ambiguous Is it? To read it as intended, shouldn't it be "Wozniak is cheered"?
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5mo ago
IDE's format and display text This is only a small part of what IDEs are doing. Also, even just formatting and displaying text is hella difficult. How many years was Zed in development until 1.0?
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5mo ago
Windows+L (whatever the equivalent shortcut in macos) for $3?
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5mo ago
The site is broken, "Read the manifesto" and "View specs" links don't work. THE MOAT 100% OPEN Open Source Hardware and software that belongs to everyone. And misleading. Also, what's up with all t
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5mo ago
Hardware & Industrial Design All rights reserved. Are proprietary and the intellectual property of [...] I think it's kind of funny given it looks like it's just an ESP32-S3 dev board, an LCD screen [1], and a keyp
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5mo ago
Yep, and surely it has nothing to do with buying GitHub stars. Very organic growth.
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The user experience of WinUI 3 isn't the worst WinUI apps are unbearably laggy when you resize them.
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5mo ago
And, worst of all, they need 3d acceleration to draw a bloody 2d label Disagree it's worst of all. Why should a specialized piece of hardware not render labels? Even tosters have some GPU cores these days.
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5mo ago
RIP bun, it was good to know you.
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It was funny the first time. Maybe second. Third is just a bad taste, not original, not funny.
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Let's agree to disagree. What I see is that while LLMs can do real tasks, they often produce overengineered unmaintainable slop (plenty of examples where code can be reduced 10x to do the same). I hope this is not a base to continue tr
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