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by pipes 1y ago
Recently a number of dotnet projects have gone commercial. It feels like a rug pull. I guess it is damaging for other open source dot net libraries because developers are less likely to adopt them, ie it becomes harder to get traction.
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by pipes 1y ago
This is the complete opposite for me! I really like a blank page, the thought of writing a prompt destroys my motivation as does reviewing the code that an LLM produces. As an aside, I'm seeing more an more crap in PRs. Nonsensical use
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by pipes 1y ago
I agree with all this. I'm on Firefox android, pixel, lose part of the screen too. I'd love to read a table of contents. I don't want to rip you off with zero dollars! Anyway, sounds like a great book. Congratulations on comp
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by pipes 1y ago
Thanks, I just need it locally on my own machine, do t need to share. Just need to back it up. I can't install software, but I can run containers, so I thought I'd just run osidians docker image and host on my mavhine
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by pipes 1y ago
What is it?
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by pipes 1y ago
Can I host obsidian myself? I would like to use it for work, but I don't want to expose my employer to potential data leak. I'm thinking, host it locally and just let one drive act as back up for the mark down files it produces?
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by pipes 1y ago
Calpol in the UK, paracetamol for children in liquid form (which is British name for acetaminophen) works wonders for kids with a fever. I'm not exaggerating when I say that every doctor I've seen with my kids has said not to with
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by pipes 1y ago
I think this is happening with games, especially in the non triple A category. It is way easier to make games but the value of each game feels way lower to me now. This is multiplied by the fact that I can play thousands of games for free v
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by pipes 1y ago
Automatic blaming of a driver is a horrific idea. Immediately unintended consequences spring to mind, cyclists purposely cycling into cars to get an insurance claim for one. This might sound far fetched but my friends in the UK police deal
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by pipes 1y ago
I think you are probably right, however it could just be that managers are paranoid.
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by pipes 1y ago
Used far too much of it from 18 years old to as about 30 years old. I think it has played havoc with my short term memory. It has certainly made my work much more difficult. If I could change anything in my past it would be this. I'm p
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by pipes 1y ago
Think this pretty much sums it's up.
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by pipes 1y ago
Bill Gates goes into this in his autobiography, source code. Paints a very positive picture of him.
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by pipes 1y ago
I finished GTA 3 on the PS2. I tried playing the later ones, but I always gave up, it was just more and more of the same. It also just started to take itself more and more seriously which wasn't much fun.
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by pipes 1y ago
Unfortunately I think it's inevitable.
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by pipes 1y ago
What is the evidence that it has been designed this way?
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by pipes 1y ago
Ok that makes sense. I didn't know that. Thanks :)
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by pipes 1y ago
Why is anyone surprised by this? Linux laptop doesn't require paying a windows licence seems like a non story.
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by pipes 1y ago
I think the same is happening with video games. Especially with Xbox game pass or whatever it's called. I've done it to myself with roms. Everything available so none of it valuable to me.
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by pipes 1y ago
Thanks
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by pipes 1y ago
It sounds like they do it in a functional style rather than the object orientated one I see a lot.
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by pipes 1y ago
It was just never clear who I was sharing with. At least on a private chat there's a list of users and that's it.
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by pipes 1y ago
Why would anyone be "loyal" to a company? What does that even mean? It makes about as much sense as expecting shareholders to be loyal to the companies they hold stock in.
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by pipes 1y ago
More bafflement: is this refering to the programming decorator pattern or something else? I.e. the one everyone learns about when they learn patterns for the first time?? No idea why they would be related to closures
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by pipes 1y ago
Never seen blue95 before, that is really nice.
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by pipes 1y ago
Thanks
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by pipes 1y ago
Thanks for this :)
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by pipes 1y ago
Thanks for this comment. My secret shame as a programmer is that I haven't really learnt much maths, stopped at 16 in school. Writing out the sum function like you did makes perfect sense to me immediately. What I should really do is c
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by pipes 1y ago
Should I have been able to hear something? I feel like my ears need popped now
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by pipes 2y ago
"counter disinformation, protect democratic integrity, preserve cultural diversity" So we need a way to censor things we disagree with.

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