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by rs186 11mo ago
Goodwill and for-profit companies are inherently incompatible things.
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by rs186 11mo ago
I remember the time when Macrumor comment section was full of opinions like "The EU is being unreasonable and that's why EU is so behind in tech" "Why not create your own operating system" blah blah. How the table h
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by rs186 11mo ago
Apple cites "no external payment link" as "security measure". Sounds familiar?
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by rs186 11mo ago
To be fair, most hosting platforms have those in T&S, some even explicitly say you can't torrent pirated movies and even monitor your activities.
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by rs186 11mo ago
I followed his course 6.5840 on distributed systems ( https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/ , YouTube videos at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrw6a1wE39_tb2fErI4-WkMbs... ) and completed the labs. One da
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by rs186 11mo ago
Probably people who write too little code but read too many blog posts
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by rs186 11mo ago
I used to always think like that and try to come up with these excuses. Until I read the story about how Steve Jobs was mad about the fact that Mac was slow to start and asked teams to fix it. Surprise, they fixed it. And it's not like
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by rs186 11mo ago
Yeah, IT tried so hard to teach us something as basic as "don't click on links in suspicious emails" yet so many people fail that after multiple trainings and tests. But guess what? AI! Agents! <company name> Copilot! J
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by rs186 11mo ago
Wow wow "biased" -- any evidence of that? And what if that is biased? Ever heard of "academic freedom"? "genocide" -- how on earth is that relevant to this topic? Dude, the ambiguity and instant whataboutism ma
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by rs186 11mo ago
Only source is the Sun and there has been no official response from Amazon? I'll wait till this can be confirmed before deciding what to think of it.
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by rs186 11mo ago
These custom email headers give me the vibe of vendor-prefixed CSS extensions like -moz- or -webkit-, except much worse.
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by rs186 11mo ago
You'll need to spend a lot of time figuring it out and yet miss many of the features. I experimented with Helix a bit, and my experience (which uses a slightly different workflow): * I need workspace folders. Even combined with fzf or
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by rs186 11mo ago
What does this have to do with my comment? Your response has no logic in it.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Sanders has always like this. In fact his policy is quite different from the "mainstream" Domocrats and always has been. "Liberals are struggling" "this as a platform" if you try to conclude what the "plat
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by rs186 11mo ago
> I know nobody that programms or even thinks about rust. That's you. At companies like Microsoft and Google, plenty of people think about and discuss Rust, with some products/features already using Rust.
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by rs186 11mo ago
> Personally, I'm simply bothered by the fact that (one of?) the most famous figure of Rust on Linux and Rust Forever consumes and advocates for pornography that's illegal in my country, without being held accountable by the co
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by rs186 11mo ago
Please, don't use loaded, provocative, and most importantly, irrelevant terms in these discussions. It helps nothing and serves nobody.
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by rs186 11mo ago
It has a gc in the general sense of that term.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Why not mention blind boxes and Labubu I never understand why people "collect" these things
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by rs186 1y ago
Bad news for you, Google happens to have a tight grip on the entire web ecosystem -- browser, search, ads etc.
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by rs186 1y ago
I wish more people pointed out the obvious when the Vision Pro hype was everywhere on HN. > The crux of the problem was clear: these devices were captivated by "technical possibilities," but failed to address "user problem
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by rs186 1y ago
I suggest that you ask Claude Code to build such a website for you with a minimal set of features, with tons and tons of comments and design/architecture documents plus tests. Once that is done, you can start reading the code. You can
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by rs186 1y ago
I mean, "Coffee Lake" does not make much sense either.
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by rs186 1y ago
Not parent but I think the link is pretty clear about what they want to say. I haven't got the time to actually watch the full video, but I could tell this is not a great presentation just by randomly clicking at random timestamps. And
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by rs186 1y ago
I find it interesting that the video itself is unlisted. So do they want people to watch this or not?
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by rs186 1y ago
True, and in fact I am aware that other teams look for paid solutions where graphs power the core features of their products. For us, it is a small feature, so we were looking for the "least trouble" path. I don't know enough
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by rs186 1y ago
I meant "product code" mostly, and of course you could say WebKit is part of a product and you'll be correct. My point is that it's the exception, not the norm. (Using "no company" was wrong on my end)
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by rs186 1y ago
whatever, it's not the only graphics library out there. These days, almost for every software with copyleft license there is a permissive alternative, perhaps with the notable exception of Linux kernel.
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by rs186 1y ago
A small suggestion: ask a friend of yours who don't regularly watch anime to read your article for 20 seconds, and see if they can explain what it is about. I spent quite some hours on CR, yet it was maybe until 30 seconds later before
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by rs186 1y ago
The article definitely could be improved. I kind of guessed what the author to say at the beginning, but it was not really clear until much later. Had the author shown a side-by-side comparison at the beginning, it would have helped.

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