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rapsey
5y ago
MS is insanely powerful pretty much in every country in the world. They know damn well how to get into the power structures.
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rapsey
5y ago
What is supper weird to me is how billie eilish songs very often don't start playing. I can click on anything in my library and it is fine. Trying to play billie and the app just sits there waiting.
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rapsey
5y ago
I've seen comments on here from people with large Nix deployments with like hundreds of thousands of Nix script code and saying it is a complete nightmare to manage.
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rapsey
5y ago
JS engine?
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rapsey
5y ago
The hairiest bits like consensus and storage engines can however be taken off the shelf.
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rapsey
5y ago
Storage engines can be taken off the shelf. My point is that multiple products solve this problem and they have jepsen tests done. They do not have a unique proposition as much.
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rapsey
5y ago
Bft?
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rapsey
5y ago
The storage engine can be taken off the shelf. Lmdb, rocksdb etc. These are the key parts.
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rapsey
5y ago
Fdb's main selling point was reliability. But with the proliferation of good raft/paxos implementations that I think is not that much of an advantage anymore.
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rapsey
5y ago
Not something you can just turn back on.
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5y ago
> Yet now he is some sort of god/genius for the elite. It's very nice that he's eliminating disease and helping with vaccines, but I just can't believe how much everyone's forgotten about his past. It is definite
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rapsey
5y ago
A diverse level of incompleteness you mean. Nothing comparable to Qt exists.
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rapsey
5y ago
India and China will still trade with Russia. Europe is not a single entity also. They need Russian gas now just as much as before.
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rapsey
5y ago
The US is also really dependent on the flow of dollars going through SWIFT. Kicking countries out means alternatives have to come online. If those get too popular it poses a huge threat to the entire US dollar reserve currency system.
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rapsey
5y ago
> Now not so good tidbit. Just few months ago we had a lot of people lured into Belarus by Lukashenko trying to come to Europe. Poland treated them really really poorly. Those people were from the middle east, pakistan, afghanistan and s
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rapsey
5y ago
The article in general completely ignores the US role in all of this. The entire saga happened with the US interference in the last ukranian revolution. https://original.antiwar.com/rick_sterling/2022/02/24&#x
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rapsey
5y ago
The US military industrial complex is left wanting, Biden has sinking approval ratings and nordstream 2 is about to be turned on. All signs point to needing to start a conflict by the US.
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rapsey
5y ago
A president with a poor approval rating and a war machine left without a war to fight make fast friends.
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rapsey
5y ago
> The zero-evidence claims that Russia was about to invade sure look like pure propaganda from the same people who are thirsty for it. The insane media drum beats are exactly like before Afghanistan and Iraq. It is so depressing how abso
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rapsey
5y ago
A huge amount of open source projects are done by people payed to develop them.
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rapsey
5y ago
Apple has insane profits and multiple secretive projects only part of the company knows about. Much less their shareholders. They can literally spend tens of billions a year into practically anything without any kind of outside scrutiny.
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rapsey
5y ago
Apple has the resources very few states could justify spending tax dollars to match.
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rapsey
5y ago
What how many languages have a GUI framework in the std?
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rapsey
5y ago
> Like why the hell would a scientist not disclose that? Because they are trying to avoid getting lynched?
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rapsey
5y ago
I have had zero warning spam and no issues and I use it a lot.
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rapsey
5y ago
Homebrew does not need to be in /usr/local everything will work fine running from your home folder.
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rapsey
5y ago
There is nothing keeping you from installing homebrew in your home folder. It is completely painless. No root required.
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rapsey
5y ago
Indeed this is a content free article. Why is it at the top of HN?
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rapsey
5y ago
There is X and now wayland. If you are doing something beyond basic you can quickly fall into needing two different implementations for GUI things. There is jack, pulse, alsa and now pipewire for sound. On the system you can have multiple s
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rapsey
5y ago
As a cross platform desktop app developer I hate desktop linux. So many reinventions of the wheel that you have to support. Graphics, sound, video capture, GUI is all a mess.
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