sylware

11 ms·

151.
by sylware 3mo ago
If I am not too mistaken, microsoft rust syntax is close to c++ brain damage one, namely it is the issue more than any solution. Not to mention the cost of its runtime.
152.
by sylware 3mo ago
Common sense agrees with DJ Bernstein.
153.
by sylware 3mo ago
Oh! You meant it is even worse nowadays with vibe coding! My bad.
154.
by sylware 3mo ago
Remove the specter and friends mitigations from your linux kernel, and your system will be significantly faster.
155.
by sylware 3mo ago
And yours is in no way related to mine...
156.
by sylware 3mo ago
Unfortunately, trust is a spectrum and its dilution depends on many parameters.
157.
by sylware 3mo ago
I run linux distros and I have to configure my MSI motherboard from the BIOS, or I would have to get my hands on some MSI specific UEFI variable specifications (which you can download as a utf8 text file with a noscript/basic HTML brow
158.
by sylware 3mo ago
Don't think I am alone to know that...
159.
by sylware 3mo ago
As far as I know, ISO c++ is no better than microsoft rust. It is said microsoft rust syntax is on the same brain damage complexity level than ISO c++. That, and I don't even talk about the technical cost of its runtime (not far from t
160.
by sylware 3mo ago
Nope, and c++ should get the same thing. But we now all know rust is microsoft and c++ ISO. I don't think we can trust much more ISO than microsoft to produce less feature creep over the currently known planned obsolescence cycle of 5-
161.
by sylware 3mo ago
The real salvation is assembly written software with a wordwide non-IP-locked ISA (for instance RISC-V). Then very high language interpreters would be written directly in such assembly.
162.
by sylware 3mo ago
Any public&anonymous&severely rate limited token to test it with a curl-ok web API?
163.
by sylware 3mo ago
The vulkan stack is rather lean (there are still c++ though, valve removed a lot of c++ for less c++, it would have been correct with plain and simple C). The big chunk is DRM kernel code. AMD seems to be working on _userland_ hardware comm
164.
by sylware 3mo ago
You did truncate the context: you have to add email addresses with IP literals. This does change everything. google is more than anything else (and this has been a few years) following its agenda at making email just a private garden of mes
165.
by sylware 3mo ago
You are an hypocrit: spam from an email address with an IP literal?
166.
by sylware 3mo ago
This is fraud: they all know what 'to buy' means to own and they are abusing people with it. A less scammy terminology must be setup then.
167.
by sylware 3mo ago
Have a look at QBE.
168.
by sylware 3mo ago
Why I cannot send email from my self-hosted, no dns, servers to gmail? email addresses with IP literals are much stronger than SPF (email is dropped if the IP of the SMTP client does not match the IP literal in the envelope and in all appro
169.
by sylware 3mo ago
You go self-hosted and try to stick to real small alternatives, subset of technical standards, etc. I am not a US citizen, but a EU one (well, since we have seriously rogue and toxic EU states, I dunno how long it will last). And guess what
170.
by sylware 3mo ago
What's super annoying with this AI stuff, is I cannot test it: they are all gated by whatwg cartel web engines. They all miss a 'public/anonymous/rate limited' noscript/basic HTML portal or a web API with an &#
171.
by sylware 3mo ago
1 - near my bed, have to stop it to sleep 2 - updating the kernel and drivers "often", have to restart it.
172.
by sylware 3mo ago
While browsing the articel, I saw a big title with LLVM: insta good bye, no thanks.
173.
by sylware 3mo ago
LLVM? Ok it is over. Bye.
174.
by sylware 3mo ago
IDs fest for scammers and fraudsters.
175.
by sylware 3mo ago
scifi: that would be far far away in the future, when too many people with direct-gene defect mutations will have had children. But with the complexity of genetics, all that may be pointless: beyond our understanding combination of genes wi
176.
by sylware 3mo ago
Come on, it is a web app to read a document with images at best with videos. "loading javascript..."... omg... trash...
177.
by sylware 3mo ago
Stop being hypocritical, 'new features' in decades old framework have 99% chances to be malicious planned obsolesence. Anybody with enough experience know that.
178.
by sylware 4mo ago
When will you be tired of all that planned obsolescence?
179.
by sylware 4mo ago
Marketing scams has been the norm for the silicon industry for a big decade. How would you fix that? This is a global scam. Big Markets regulating them: that would have to be the USA and EU.
180.
by sylware 4mo ago
It is easier to get used to some few advanced vim commands than to learn modern popular video games.

More ›