ruicraveiro

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by ruicraveiro 9mo ago
I jumped the train when they crashed the Silverlight carriage.
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by ruicraveiro 9mo ago
Specifically, which?
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by ruicraveiro 9mo ago
I don't understand the title. Replacing a serialization format with a language? Makes no sense.
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by ruicraveiro 10mo ago
If I wanted the average browser, I would have stuck with Chrome, or Edge.
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by ruicraveiro 10mo ago
Here's my answer to this: sudo apt remove firefox-esr Done.
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by ruicraveiro 10mo ago
There's only one thing I can say about this: THANK YOU!!!!! Really cool!
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by ruicraveiro 11mo ago
Maybe it could be Bauhaus inspired instead. (This isn't a serious suggestion, but if you're biasing your opinion based on their German origin, why not from the good stuff instead?)
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by ruicraveiro 11mo ago
This should be EU wide, and I was against Chat Control.
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by ruicraveiro 1y ago
Stating that you can also write unsafe code in memory safe languages is like saying that you can also die from a car crash while wearing a safety belt. Of course you can, but it is still a much better idea to wear the safety belt rather tha
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by ruicraveiro 1y ago
There's an old aviation adage that says that time spent flying isn't deductible from one's lifespan. This article supports that. :-)
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by ruicraveiro 1y ago
Vibe Coding... or should we call it Dunning-Kruger Factory?
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by ruicraveiro 1y ago
Leave to where to avoid a global minimum tax? To Mars?
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Is that just by consensus?
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Playing devil's advocate, I claim that the consensus is that open source just means public code, not free licenses. Prove me wrong.
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
So what would you call projects with restrictive licenses but with their source code made public?
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
I think that you are ignoring Newton's 3rd law, which pretty much can be applied to economics in this case. What made the US really great was the fact that it was the center of the liberal world order and the coalition of friends that
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Infomaniak is Swiss company and is a very nice alternative to 365. It covers emails, cloud storage and office editors (via OnlyOffice editors), and plenty more services. For source code, BitBucket is provided by Atlassian, which while not E
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
In October 2024 you already knew who Musk was and you still contributed with money to the cause. His power derives mainly from Tesla sales and he was already using it to support the president of Project 2025, but much much worse, he is now
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Or the American saying, if it walks like a duck quacks like a duck and does a nazi salute, then it's definitely a nazi duck.
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Imagine some people arguing that cars should be driven with the steering wheel while others argued it should be driven by using the accelerator and the brake pedals.
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
The issue isn't their economic power by itself. It is their outsized political power that derives from that economic power. The more political power the oligarcs have, the less power all the other citizens have.
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
I don't think people like you should pay more taxes. The problem is at the much, much higher levels. The concentration of wealth like Musk, Bezos, and others have, should simply not exist. Here's the criteria: Your wealth level is
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
How does that work? If you tax the wealthy more, you actually reduce the budget deficit. Read this: https://flaglerlive.com/gc-fdr-and-taxes/
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Of course they should. Even Nixon charged a marginal tax rate of above 70%. Roosevelt charged 94%. It is not only a matter of fairness, but not doing so is also very dangerous. Billionaires shouldn't exist. A few had a ton of merit. Ma
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by ruicraveiro 2y ago
Indeed, I've always been against filtering people on programming language. However, I wouldn't hire a developer that wasn't good at the language they had been using or learning for the last years. In the same way, I wouldn&#x
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Go for Dart with Protocol Buffers(tech.craveiro.pt)
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