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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
> It’s much more impressive to say you have done something than to say you’re going to do it. From my experience, you have to do both otherwise someone else takes what you do, markets as his own and you get scraps. It keeps happening to
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
The fact that so many people are focusing solely on massive LLM models is an oversight by people that narrowly focusing on a tiny (but very lucrative) subdomain of AI applications.
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by rjzzleep 9mo ago
I remember that as well, and in the enterprise they added one of those start menu plugins. But boy, compared to a react based startmenu in 2025...
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I'd argue, that while null ref and those classes of bugs may decrease, logic errors will increase. Rust is not an extraordinary readable language in my opinion, especially in the kernel where the kernel has its own data structures. IMH
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
It's okay, you have to use cloud copilot anyway since you'll barely have enough RAM for your browser moving forward.
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
Genuine question: are you German? (I approve)
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
Every single one of them has to fix the same set of bugs in different ways even if they share a wm library like wlroots. So unless you manage to get a critical mass on your wm, there is no way you can maintain it on your own. If I believed
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I used rust for my sleep daemon, but personally I think rust is a suboptimal language for efficiently writing wayland code.
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I use it as my daily driver. I used Sway for a very long time, tried Hyprland for a bit and am now running niri as my daily driver. Sway and niri are wlroots based, Hyprland at some point rolled its own because they didn't want to wait
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
That just doesn't sound right. This kind of thought process only works if you think you are guaranteed more than that the next year. It only works in crony capitalism where your friends in government put money in your pockets. It'
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
It's not the size that's the issue, it's the domain that is. It's tempting to say that adding drivers to Linux is hard because Linux is big, but that's not the issue.
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I think that in general there is a big difference between javascript/typescript projects big or small and other projects that actually address a specific project domain. These two are not the same. The same claude code agent can create
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I'm actually a bit annoyed that uv won. I found pdm to be a really nice solution that fixed a lot of the issues poetry had without the hard ideological stance behind it, while fixing most of its problems. But maybe that ideology was pa
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
The world as defined by the US yeah.
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
As gamers nexus said, the hardware companies are now post consumer. They are building stuff with investments backstopped by taxpayer money, so if you choose to boycott now it will probably make things worse. People spent a lot of energy lau
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
Yeah, I didn't feel like looking up the exact details, so thank you for adding that. I didn't know that it was rebranded like that, I was just baffled at the outcome. Our mechanical engineering professor was responsible for the IC
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
The German rails network went downhill when they decided to socialize the losses and privatize the profit. Failure is blamed on the grunt workers, which are absolutely not interested in taking responsibility as a result of this. The fact th
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
From my experience, it's just good enough to give you a code overview of a codebase you don't know and give you enough implementation suggests to work from there.
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
I get that the web versions are free, but if you can afford API access, I always recommend using Msty for everything. It's a much better experience. https://msty.ai/
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
On the flip side I don't remember who did it, but basically extracting textures on disk fixed all the performance issues UE5 has on some benchmarks(sorry for being vague, but I can't find the source material right now). But their
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by rjzzleep 10mo ago
People will often use their power to do seemingly meaningless things, when they don't know how to solve the actual problems on their plate.
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US Navy pledges $448M to test if Palantir is seaworthy(theregister.com)
3 points by rjzzleep 10mo ago|1 comments
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
No that's actually a completely different issue. You're talking about volunteers working on side projects that are sometimes foundational to the way the internet works and then people feel entitled to tell them what to do without
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
Can someone explain what this somewhat recent phenomenon is where people feel the need to defend the worlds biggest billion dollar businesses, that are also often subsidized by tax payer money in weird ways? How did we go in 20 years from h
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
If only I had known that in the past, I even once received the completely wrong advice to "not stand out, since your work will speak for itself and you will get recognition".
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
That's kind of the point. Both mercurial and darcs had such a feature. I wasn't an avid Mercurial user, but I think it might have been mercurial queues.
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Stacked Git, is an application for managing Git commits as a stack of patches(stacked-git.github.io)
4 points by rjzzleep 11mo ago|2 comments
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
It's because Ruby captured the web market and Python everything else, and I get everything is more timeless than a single segment.
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
To call Rust syntax beautiful is a stretch. It seems that way in the beginning but then quickly devolves into a monstrosity when you start doing more complex things. Zig on the other specifically addresses syntax shortcomings in part of C.
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by rjzzleep 11mo ago
You can get really cheap boards on taobao, for sofle, lily58, corne(all 3 are open source/open hardware) keyboards. You can of course also get prebuilt ones with or without switches for cheap if you want to. But in today's world,

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