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by p2detar 10mo ago
Did anyone notice the footer? Brilliant.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Original title: `GotaTun -- Mullvad's WireGuard Implementation in Rust`. I laughed too much at the alternative title, because it's so true.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
About Kindle, if you're in Europe, you could try Nextory or BookBeat. They don't have as much content, but are good services nevertheless.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I didn’t read it this way, but I admit the comment is somewhat vague. I thought GP meant that not all solutions require delivering code. In my job when I get a support inquiry, I first try to think what exactly is the customer’s end-goal. O
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Strange, I thought this is actually the norm. Our PRs are almost always tagged with a corresponding Jira ticket. I think this is more helpful to developers than to other roles, because it allows them to have history of what has been fixed.
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Google works to erode Nvidia's software advantage with Meta's help(reuters.com)
5 points by p2detar 10mo ago|3 comments
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by p2detar 10mo ago
With exception to Ubuntu and maybe Office your list is mostly enterprise-incomplete. Big corp cares about Active Directory, Teams, Azure and most of all Exchange (M365). Microsoft have managed to carefully pack all of these around Microsoft
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Nice feedback. Out of curiosity, have you made any fine-tuning to psql that greatly improved performance?
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Another interesting article from Feb-2024 [0] where the cost of inserting a uuid7() and a bigint is basically the same. To me it wasn't quite clear what the problem with the buffer cache is but the author makes it much more clear than
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by p2detar 10mo ago
We have a BFF and were considering for a while to go with GQL but eventually scrapped the idea: it seemed like a lot of work on the BE side. But, we are quite constraint on resources, so now even the BFF seems to consume more and more BE de
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Really? Are those the elections to which even TikTok admitted there was an organized meddling? [0] > We proactively prevented more than 5.3 million fake likes and more than 2.6 million fake follow requests, and we blocked more than 116,0
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by p2detar 10mo ago
It’s quite simple really - you have the choice not to use those services. I don’t get what the anger is about here.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
For people that are nostalgic to HOMM2, like me, there is also fheroes2 [0]. 0 - https://ihhub.github.io/fheroes2
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I’m pleasantly surprised that Tyrannosaurus rex’s tiny hands were depicted so accurately. As far as I recall, scientists are still puzzled about why it even had hands. Apparently, they were too small to be useful for anything, not even scra
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by p2detar 10mo ago
Not sure if you're joking or not, but I have to deal with this upcoming change at some point and still haven't read in detail why they decided to do this. Could anyone clarify?
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by p2detar 10mo ago
It says on the home page it’s under development. I wouldn’t expect any games made with yet. > The engine is not released and is under heavy development.
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Brent's Encapsulated C Programming Rules (2020)(retroscience.net)
79 points by p2detar 10mo ago|48 comments
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> I'm trying to understand where this kind of thinking comes from. I used to be a game developer.
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by p2detar 10mo ago
While this is true, I think some fields like game development may not always have this problem. If your goal is to release a non-upgradable game - fps, arcade, single-player titles, maintenance may be much less important than shipping. edit
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by p2detar 10mo ago
This resonates with me as well. This money will increase attention and expectedly contributions to OSS, which will also be of benefit to other entities implementing the same model later on. That’s the way to go towards sovereignty in softwa
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by p2detar 10mo ago
> Would there be enough independent developers to review millions of lines of code, patch out any back doors, or fork and maintain an entirely separate projects, since none of the government protects can be trusted That’s not far from ho
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by p2detar 10mo ago
I don’t think it will get blocked, but I do hope so. Seeing the damage mainstream social media causes to friends and family members, I believe nobody loses if it just gets blasted away.
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by p2detar 11mo ago
Amazing idea! I managed to win once by not trying to pressure the opponent but just looking for the most free to move sectors on the board.
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by p2detar 11mo ago
It’s not. It’s about an older RPG. https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@grumpygamer/1156577401223472...
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by p2detar 11mo ago
There have been complaints about it on Reddit as well. I registered an account recently and to me the annoying thing is the constant "making sure you are not a bot" check. For now I see no reason to migrate, but I do admit Forgejo
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by p2detar 11mo ago
That's ok. How could they know that there are companies like Aleph Alpha, Helsing or the famous DeepL. European companies are not that vocal, but that doesn't mean they aren't making progress in the field. edit: typos
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by p2detar 11mo ago
Now it's fine. It was 404 before, strange.
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by p2detar 11mo ago
Link's dead.
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by p2detar 11mo ago
That's the reason I don't want to jump on the Codeberg bandwagon just yet, although I'm very interested into self-hosting Forgejo. I'd love to see something else though, a way to have repositories discoverable across all
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by p2detar 11mo ago
What was the license in your project? Someone copied a game I made from GH and published it on their shit crypto platform as DRM-free asset. Mine was a MIT project, but the assets were bought and not MIT-licensed. I was thinking of doing so

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