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2mo ago
> If you use any form of AI-assisted coding tools, that's not true, only if the project consists mostly of AI generated code
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2mo ago
I don't know BitBucket, but GitLab is felt extremely bloated and slow - Codeberg is much leaner and faster
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2mo ago
actually it's a democracy
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2mo ago
> No. well if you wanna derail, it's on you
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2mo ago
> I am not talking about myself. well then, you should stick to the context
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2mo ago
you are reading a lot into almost nothing > 1. Not wanting to. obviously you DO want to if you want to use extensions but cannot use them because you actually cannot control the software on your device
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2mo ago
maybe a good time to say fare well to relying on fossil fuels for energy storage
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2mo ago
what's the current excuse for buying a device which doesn't allow you to control what software you use on it?
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2mo ago
Maybe this will make Germany finally build its part of the rail line from Palermo to Helsinki
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2mo ago
Why would you want apps on different os look exactly the same?
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2mo ago
> figure out why hundreds of components were re-rendering when a tiny thing changed somewhere completely unrelated Could you explain how this comes from React Native and/or redux? I have used Angular with redux (ngrx) and redux made
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Call for testing: Restricting trait implementability and field mutability
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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2mo ago
I migrated to gitlab, then to codeberg
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2mo ago
I initially didn't abandon xitter, because I still had a bunch of accounts I followed and BlueBlocker blocked the worst accounts, however it got so bad this year that I stopped visiting at all and eventually installed the xcancel plugi
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2mo ago
media without abuse is labelled csam
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2mo ago
> At this scale it's pretty mind bogglingly difficult to moderate down everything. no, it's just more work, and it's not like facebook could not afford to pay more people
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2mo ago
perhaps std::variant https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25315225
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2mo ago
> But you're still throwing away so much time on things like bounds-checking memory accesses that never need it. Are you? C++ doesn't check bounds by default, and Rust only checks in certain situations and you could opt out if
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2mo ago
(seems like built in visitor in C++ is significantly slower than vtables)
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2mo ago
No I wouldn't - keep it short & simple
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3mo ago
> What would you name the parts? do_stuff1(), do_stuff2(), do_stuff3()? depends on what the function does, most likely the best decomposition into functions isn't simply splitting the function in to n sequential parts > I have se
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3mo ago
what? I am talking about knowing the idea of clean code, which doesn't include dogmatically limiting #locs in functions to an arbitrary number. So if someone hates clean code for someone doing that, it's just dumb.
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3mo ago
The principle of clean code includes KISS, therefore complex code for nothing isn't clean code
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3mo ago
they wrote SPD/Die Grünen, not SPD/CDU
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3mo ago
> EVs are practically computers on a wheel aren't all cars these days?
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> I don't have kind words for SPD/Die Grünen in specific, or, to be frank, Germany in general. because they've governed Germany for the past decades ... wait ... they have not?
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> with Element Element Desktop? Yes, just tried it between Element X Android and Element Desktop
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how will federation compare to Matrix?
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Windows quality: an update on the commitment we made in March
(blogs.windows.com)
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3mo ago
Because people have different use cases and priorities about chat. Matrix.org and liberachat used to be connected using a bridge, even then the Matrix side didn't implement the requirements of liberal chat fast enough such that the bri
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