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by suby 2y ago
Yeah, this is why I said it devalued the usefulness of the stat. It goes both ways though. There are people who checked that they use Ubuntu when they're on Mac or Windows the majority of the time, but there are also people that checke
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by suby 2y ago
Linux Desktop isn't perfect, but it's in no way a dumpster fire. I'm much happier using Linux than any other viable alternative. Your experience clearly differs, but I personally have very few complaints at this point. Callin
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by suby 2y ago
RustRover is already free for non-commercial use.
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by suby 2y ago
This will probably sound ridiculous, but I can't get over the fact that he was playing Dota 2 for years, thousands of games played and was still in bronze league. I consider RTS games like this a proxy for intelligence, and while it is
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by suby 2y ago
I'm confused by your comment. This is an article about AI potentially helping with treatment of cancer. I strongly disagree in any case that we shouldn't be investing in AI. I think that there's likely a rising tides lifts al
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by suby 2y ago
It's worse than not working, it's breeding resentment against them and their cause. There are only a handful of replies here so far, and one of them is this > I hate these people. Van Gogh is my favorite artist. I feel like goi
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by suby 2y ago
There is a limit to how much time I want to spend learning how to do things like that, and then configuring and dealing with a broken system when my exploration goes awry. It's a valid reason.
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by suby 2y ago
Yeah, all of the major subreddits are gamed, especially subs like r/politics. Even going back to the 2016 election it was clear that much of the activity on there was not genuine.
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by suby 2y ago
> Which one is it? Was the increase "substantial" or was it only 100 bucks? Not OP, but here is how I interpreted this. Increase rents substantially -> no one takes it -> decrease rents over time until it hits a rate the
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by suby 2y ago
I think you have to consider that these conversations are taking place in public. When people reply, they're not necessarily replying to convince the person they're speaking directly to (this is often impossible), but rather to co
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by suby 2y ago
Unfortunate for sure, but it should hardly be surprising if you choose a distro with a small userbase and limited set of maintainers. If it's a significant inconvenience for someone, they should re-evaluate their decision making proces
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by suby 2y ago
Gridworld comes to mind. I'd be interested in learning of others https://store.steampowered.com/app/396890/Gridworld/
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by suby 2y ago
I'm interested to know what are some things that you (or anyone reading this) feels that Typescript is missing / should change?
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by suby 2y ago
Perhaps worth mentioning is that someone attempted to port this to Rust and got about 60,000 lines of code into it before archiving the project. I feel like comparing these two efforts would be an interesting case study on the impacts &#x2F
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by suby 2y ago
Ladybird seems to have more momentum and be further along in development in my testing of visiting random websites. This may or may not have something to do with developer velocity of each language, genuinely I don't know but I think i
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by suby 2y ago
I don't use Nim, but it's an interesting language. I've read someone else complaining about having to make changes to an old project every time he went to recompile it. I'm wondering how true this is, so in other words,
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by suby 2y ago
I think it's likely that consciousness only occurs in a population which undergoes evolution / natural selection. I think it offers a competitive advantage over other let's say processes which you're competing for resour
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by suby 2y ago
I read a lot of articles like this, and it's usually mentioned that their preferred language is expressive. Here it's mentioned as a dig against the top 10 languages, basically saying that they lack expressivity > make the lang
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by suby 2y ago
It was a hobby recovery project which grew into something more. I feel like people sometimes want to be overly negative or overly critical and contrarian. Should Linus Torvald be viewed with suspicion because of the bad precedent he set whe
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by suby 2y ago
I am very happy to see this. I'm also excited to see what successor language they choose. I wasn't expecting them to integrate with another language, I'm curious to see what they go with.
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by suby 2y ago
They go out of their way to make this difficult. I tried disconnecting my internet while installing, but they're apparently wise to that because the option which internet articles claim is there is no longer there. I think there's
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by suby 2y ago
This happened to me. I was wondering why my internet speeds were slow when I discovered that Microsoft was in the process of uploading my users directory, they had already uploaded almost two gigs when I realized. They also changed the path
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by suby 2y ago
I don't think that's the proper interpretation. It isn't so much that you have to make everything you use, but rather, what you do make you should use.
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by suby 2y ago
You are being extremely rude and entitled throughout this entire thread. No one is under any obligation to bring their software to any given platform. I don't think anyone disagrees that the world would be better if software were freel
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by suby 2y ago
The audacity to call this shameful is striking to me. If you feel strongly enough that this free, open source, extremely limited resource project (working on one of the largest problem spaces..) doesn't support FreeBSD, port it yoursel
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by suby 2y ago
I think if Lua were adopted as the web language, it would have lost its spirit / design philosophy of simplicity. I think the web would have exerted an evolutionary pressure on whatever language was the chosen as the exclusive way of w
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by suby 2y ago
I ended up turning memory off due to it frequently recording mundane aspects about the current chat session that would have either no value or negative value in future interactions. "User wants to sort the data x and then do y" Li
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by suby 2y ago
> A government study found that in a worst-case scenario, “repeated exposures to zinc cadmium sulfide could cause kidney and bone toxicity and lung cancer.” Yet the Army contends there is no evidence anyone in St. Louis was harmed. >
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by suby 2y ago
Fedora favors shifting the technological overton window over shipping working software. I first tried Fedora out on the initial release which switched on Wayland by default -- this was in like 2017, or around there. I installed it, booted t
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by suby 2y ago
It's even a core point for Carbon, their hopeful C++ replacement Under language goals on their readme, > We also have explicit non-goals for Carbon, notably including: > * A stable application binary interface (ABI) for the entir

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