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by ruszki 10mo ago
In other words, nobody cares that the generated code is shit, because there is no human who can review that much code. Not even on high level. According to the discussion here, they don’t even care whether the tests are real. They just care
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I asked mainly because of the terminology. I read the primer of how to code OOP in plain C about a decade ago, so I knew that the paradigm definitely can be applied to “non OOP languages”, but I wasn’t sure whether the term “functional prog
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Is it possible to have an OOP language which is also functional? Or is it impossible without imperative paradigms?
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by ruszki 10mo ago
The other way is true too. I’m reading for about 20 years quite often that Linux is perfect at last, no issues exist at all, and it improved immensely the year before, because “back then” (ie one year before) it was terrible. And of course
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by ruszki 10mo ago
We are under an article which tells you that you can have problems with Wayland and hiDPI screens. And for example I’m one of those people, who uses X11, because Wayland failed on many levels, like buggy video playing, crashing while changi
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by ruszki 10mo ago
It’s quite funny, that I was in a very similar thread here a few years ago, where it was flat out stated that everything worked on Linux. Just like how many people state it now. When I commented that, but for example dpi scaling is still br
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Law and your list are not the same. Trump definitely killed probably 100s of thousands of people, with how he handled COVID, and USAID. The law doesn’t consider those as murders, but it’s quite obvious that they were. The rape on your list
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by ruszki 10mo ago
If you check a thread about GrapheneOS, almost everybody praises it, and many even state that everything works. If you look into it however, a ton of things simply don’t work, and they just don’t care. Heck, even in this thread there are pe
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I heard about it for a while now. I look into NixOS, thanks!
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I don’t know why you think that I haven’t tried those configurations in your mind. Are those completely undocumented and cannot be found on the internet or something?
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by ruszki 10mo ago
A ton of open ports, some of them completely undocumented, and many Macs are shipped with all firewalls turned off by default. Also, I was quite surprised how easy to turn on an unencrypted VNC server without a single warning.
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by ruszki 10mo ago
If you just install MacOS, Windows, or any major Linux distros, all work okay with default settings and drivers, almost all the time. Problems start when you want something else or more. It’s like when you want Docker on MacOS. Helpful peop
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by ruszki 10mo ago
What if these kind of games are a problem for kids with shit parents, or kids who are in a dark places for other reasons, like bullying? The same with like drugs, gore, or porn? Should we just ignore those kids? Or what do you propose?
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by ruszki 10mo ago
> janitor Perfect analogy. I'm using Debian for a few months now on my main laptop, and everything is flawed. Seriously, everything. - Hybrid graphics simply doesn't work. The exception is when it works. Don't even try Way
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by ruszki 10mo ago
That’s a problem that just a small portion of the population know these, so the average parent has the same problem.
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by ruszki 10mo ago
> He still lives in the same home he bought when he was 28 years old. What does “living” mean in this case? That can mean absolutely nothing. I travel a lot (and probably Buffet too), and tax authorities would have a headache with what s
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by ruszki 10mo ago
You will loose this argument because there is a real problem with children and AI slop. Especially because there is a problem with AI slop and handling it by people in general. Provide a solution which doesn’t require that, like some other
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I heard this “review very closely” thing many times, and rarely means review very closely. Maybe 5% of developers really do this ever, and I probably overestimate it. When people send here AI generated code, it’s quite obvious that they don
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I would rather say older companies, and Berlin is definitely a different beast. That’s the only place where I had similarly good experience in Germany/Austria, and heard consistently good hearsay regarding this. It’s still way worse av
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by ruszki 10mo ago
I still consider them as inconsiderate. You can watch a horizontal video on every screen with more, or equal detail. That's not true for vertical videos. But at least, we could experience first hand that laziness beats thoughtfulness,
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by ruszki 10mo ago
They can. But they should also not be assholes with everybody else. And no not just local trains, I got information in English exactly zero times when there were huge delays on international trains. And it happened 2 times from 3 when I tri
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by ruszki 10mo ago
> I'm not a fan of APIs that surprise. It really depends on what you got used to. C++ was the first language, which, I would say, learned. I’m still surprised to day that traversing a set is not in order by default. In this specific
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Were the tests generated by an AI then? How do you know whether they are really comprehensive?
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by ruszki 10mo ago
The leetcode style tasks have nothing related to coding for the past 2 decades. That part is solved for a long time now. They ask for knowledge, which is a search away from everybody. I don’t know anybody, who knows those, and not only beca
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Except of course these things: - Reliable internet sharing, especially when connection is spotty, and when your connection switches between operators or countries - Making alarms randomly silent. I missed a flight once because of this. Ther
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by ruszki 10mo ago
They won’t, but Apple previously lied similarly against PWAs.
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Qatar/Virgin Australia, Sydney->Doha. I’ve never had really good connection either before this, and I tried many-many times. That was the exception when it worked as intended.
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by ruszki 10mo ago
You can reimburse your costs of unplanned overnight stay, even when it happened because of weather. So those AirBnBs were also free. Even the taxi to and from there. Ryanair was unlawful if they hadn’t given this information. Btw, there are
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by ruszki 10mo ago
It’s not that simple. I’ve seen several routes where ultra low cost carriers simply lost against normal airlines. Especially when there are multiple airports in a given city, they often loose at usable airports. For example in Brussels.
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by ruszki 10mo ago
Especially that it’s completely normal to talk with each other on planes.

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