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by sweeter 2y ago
Yea but that first asterisk is incorrect
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by sweeter 2y ago
Wouldn't it return the size of the pointer? I would guess it's exclusively used to handle architecture differences
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by sweeter 2y ago
Ardour is a great piece of software! Thanks for that. I love hearing experiences like these.
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by sweeter 2y ago
There is no amount of consumer choices and consumer "activism" that can fix these issues. They are ineffective by design.
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by sweeter 2y ago
If this was today people would say it's your personal right to consume lead and use leaded gas (aka freedom fuel) and we'd never be able to remove it lol
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by sweeter 2y ago
Or perhaps, and this is going to sound purely insane, they person requires a higher level of care, and we need comprehensive healthcare and social safety nets that are equipped to deal with most cases whether that be a person with a cold, a
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by sweeter 2y ago
I think it is an understandable reaction. They're a long history of articles like "man saves multiple orphans from the orphan crushing machine" and people go "ahhh that's so sweet" and nobody stops to ask &quot
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by sweeter 2y ago
The people doing the bulk of the corruption here in the US just decided to stop even trying to hide it. Why would they hide it at this point? They aren't even worried about the optics anymore, they are sending a clear message imo. Ther
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by sweeter 2y ago
Plastic is a petroleum product and the petroleum industry controls nearly every news station (Fox + Murdoch is the big one) have trillions in lobbying dollars and has complete capture of the most powerful governments on Earth. What you thin
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by sweeter 2y ago
You literally can't just "clean it up" it's not possible. This is there American hyper-individualistic mindset at work. The problem and solution is cut and dry, anything else is a comfortable lie.
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by sweeter 2y ago
"don't worry, don't worry, once the environment gets unliveable we'll just pull the carbon out of the air. We don't need sustainable resources" Is a lie on par with: "I don't need to go to rehab, I ca
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by sweeter 2y ago
I think copyright is counterproductive and destroys innovation more than copycats. Companies will evergreen patents eternally and then sit on it forever and either die out or become litigious trying to protect their patent. Just look at Dis
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by sweeter 2y ago
This looks bad. I'm no expert though, there could be a plausible explanation here. But running it through some common tools all seem to return suspicious behavior.
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by sweeter 2y ago
The desire to do something and understand something is the root of everything, and who are to preemptively decide who has that capability? What a pompous thing to say. On top of that you are operating on the assumption that it matters. If s
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by sweeter 2y ago
The Unix pipe paradigm was honestly way ahead of it's time.
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by sweeter 2y ago
We are so cooked. I don't see a clear pathway out of this. I fear we've crossed the Rubicon and people will choose willful ignorance or the people who believe they stand to benefit will silently stand by. After decades of Neo-Libe
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by sweeter 2y ago
It also dismisses the effect it has on society entirely. In a sane world, we would enable anyone who wants to pursue a PhD in hopes in advancing things like medical science or our understanding of the world. The fact that people really can
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by sweeter 2y ago
Why pay an American worker 100k + benefits out of college when you can pay an H1B worker 60k for the same level of education and also have a massive amount of leverage over them?
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by sweeter 2y ago
A private electric grid is a nightmare. Look at Texas. People pay more, and they get less coverage. It's worse by every metric. The conversation should revolve around, how can we fix the government so that it isn't 5 corporations
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by sweeter 2y ago
I run containers with podman as well as Waydroid for Android apps. I install novel reader applications or whatever and have them open in the background using TTS, while I play.
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by sweeter 2y ago
They also have a simple uninstall command now as well. It used to be kind of a pain in the butt to do but now you can just install it and uninstall it in a couple minutes. The determinate systems installer for Nix is honestly a really great
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by sweeter 2y ago
Nix is great on the steam deck in so many ways. I use home manager just to install my general development environment, but at the same time there are some issues. like the sleep/suspend button will often cause the Nix Daemon socket to
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by sweeter 2y ago
I mean going to school for 10 years only to be in debt for 100K-300K+ dollars, and not have a good idea of whether you will be able to pay that back... is a massive problem. Most countries don't have this issue, for example. They have
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by sweeter 2y ago
```sh sweet@nadeko ~ $ mkcd test sweet@nadeko ~/test $ zig init info: created build.zig info: created build.zig.zon info: created src/main.zig info: created src/root.zig info: see `zig build --help` for a menu of options swee
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by sweeter 2y ago
Its honestly pretty dang good now. I can bootstrap Zig from C in about 3-5 minutes, and then use the self-hosted stage3 compiler to compile Zig very quickly (under 1 minute iirc) Once the cache kicks in, its even faster. I guess my overall
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by sweeter 2y ago
Yay for Zig! I'm a big Zig fan. It's seemless interop with C makes it super fun. I really enjoy writing code in a C-style way. Its still got some rough edges, but its definitely super fun and enjoyable to write imo.
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by sweeter 2y ago
You could use this logic to posit that any government, group, system, nation state, militia, business, or otherwise, isn't "evil" because you haven't gauged the thoughts, feelings and actions of every single person who c
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by sweeter 2y ago
We're talking about corporations here, where are they going to go? If you had a competent government, you would say "fine, then leave. But your wealth and business is staying here" at some point the government has to do its j
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by sweeter 2y ago
Okay 404, its evil that you put a fake hair on the github screenshot lmao... Side note, I really don't give a single shit what anyone thinks about Diversity equity and Accessibility initiatives (though, I do think being opposed to requ
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by sweeter 2y ago
I don't use an LLM in my editor whatsoever. I use snippets all the time for repetitive things and common expressions. If I ever do use llms it's for searching for something like "what kind of expression is this called: (i = 0

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