remix2000

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by remix2000 9mo ago
Honestly, coding with a chatbot's "help" just slows me down. Also the progress in chatbot space is minimal (at least it feels like that from an end user perspective), essentially nonexistent since like 2024. I only use them c
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by remix2000 9mo ago
So far it's more like Slopnet for the most part
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by remix2000 9mo ago
Clicked for Tamagotchi, but I saw none. My day is ruined. :'c
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by remix2000 10mo ago
Am I misled in thinking that if this weren't mere IP trolling with no legal or even factual basis, SFC would've already thought to sue the biggest fish, i.e. Amazon, as they aren't publishing full Linux kernel sources as used
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by remix2000 10mo ago
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by remix2000 10mo ago
S&box huh
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by remix2000 11mo ago
Not my own ideas, Russia criminalizes non-conforming gender expression. You'd think there would be no femboys if what you're saying held up
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by remix2000 11mo ago
> the likehood of random shmuk being coopted is much more likely in one case as opposed to another. I don't think Russians actually live in fear of the big brother, I wouldn't be friends with so many Russian femboys if that rea
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by remix2000 11mo ago
You missed my point, which is that all governments exist to oppress by design, it's literally what governments are, they are businesses that monopolize violence. Some people, esp. people of the Western world are too arrogant to admit i
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by remix2000 11mo ago
Yeah, it would be so much better if it was American-made, because as everyone knows there are no corrupt people in the US and every person of Russian descent is a spy for their motherland's government (:
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by remix2000 11mo ago
Proprioception (balance); it was always there tho afair
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by remix2000 11mo ago
How is their restriction any less permissive than other OSI-approved licenses' attribution clauses?
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by remix2000 11mo ago
Mhm, this is a proprietary OS developed by a dilapidated company… Here is another OS sharing the Nokia/MeeGo heritage, except fully open source and actively developed (not ready for general use either, AFAICT [yet]): https:/&#x2F
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by remix2000 11mo ago
You can use any country's SIM card in any other country, regardless of its registration status.
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by remix2000 11mo ago
It is neither illegal nor hard to obtain such a prepaid SIM card.
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by remix2000 11mo ago
> stupidity-shaped left ears Now I wonder, what could "cleverness-shaped ears" possibly look like? Also funny: my ears can't hold earphones, they just eject them every time I change my facial expression or talk or what-not
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by remix2000 1y ago
The point of my comment is that in my experience, incompetently written, overly-cautious code tends to be more safe at the expense of maintainability and/or performance. Sadly, I don't know rustlang, so I can't tell if the in
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by remix2000 1y ago
And from what I can see, rustlang mutability is also a type system construct? I.e. it assumes that all other code is Rust for the purpose of those checks?
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by remix2000 1y ago
I meant the trait send sync things. I just thought it was obvious, since Rust is not the only language susceptible to data races.
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by remix2000 1y ago
I see, but that's not the point of my comment. I don't know rustlang, perhaps I could address that if someone translated the rust-specific parlance to more generally accepted terms.
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by remix2000 1y ago
Rustlang doesn't aim to address race conditions. Sounds to me like overly "cautious" inefficient code you can write in any language. Think using `std::shared_ptr` for everything in C++, perchance…?
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Who Invented the Johnson Decade Counter (and Why)?(eejournal.com)
4 points by remix2000 1y ago|0 comments
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by remix2000 1y ago
I actually meant stuff like OQL that benefits the community while preventing corporations and other ill-behaved entities from abusing said community. I don't know much about the implications of CC-BY-NC specifically, but I guess it&#x2
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by remix2000 1y ago
Lots of beneficial and spiritually open licenses are not recognized as OSS by OSI, so I wouldn't care much about what they think at this point.
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by remix2000 1y ago
I don't think it's realistic to expect any tech made in the twenties last a decade…
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by remix2000 1y ago
I wouldn't expect an Apple product to last that long… This is from my personal experience and also family members who tried Apple, so your mileage may vary, I just wouldn't trust it. Ignoring that though, if work machine means an
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by remix2000 1y ago
Depends how you frame it; in my eyes, I'd be paying $1.4k USD after sales tax (at least here in the EU) for a laptop with measly 16 gigs of RAM… I could buy two normal laptops to outperform that for a price of one!
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by remix2000 1y ago
Reading the kernel mailing lists wrt/ bcachefs, it looked more like a cattle prod than an olive branch to me… Kent didn't do nothing other maintainers don't do except make one filesystem that doesn't get irrecoverably co
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by remix2000 1y ago
It's not necessarily a sign of AI slop — could be just proper typography! :3
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by remix2000 1y ago
I'm pretty sure you could construct it in many other modern languages that have some Latin influence as well… So why do you think "index" is a Latin word and "mutex" isn't then?

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