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thekingofravens
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thekingofravens
1y ago
And when it does finally make something that works in Rust, its admittedly far more trustworthy than AI code in other languages. It does struggle a lot though.
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thekingofravens
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Python was my first language and that is precisely how it felt. I would be at a convention or conference and mention python and it seemed like people didn't care, had a negative opinion or just didn't use it. It was treated as som
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thekingofravens
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PDF handling came to mind as absolutely horrible experience. If you want to make a pdf, the choices were either: 1. Very low level, getting into the nitty gritty implementation details of PDF. 2. Very High level, only suitable to make the e
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thekingofravens
5y ago
That depends what they know. As this article describes, Amazon is like a federation of mini-companies. So the right team is Great.
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thekingofravens
5y ago
Agreed. Videos can be nice as a support item for things that are visually oriented, but they do not replace a proper manual.
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thekingofravens
5y ago
I know I won't spend a penny on a service like stadia or xbox game pass. Even if it does have good here and now offerings. Games are the last category of software you can still generally "buy" these days and get permanent acc
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5y ago
Right there with you guys. I was a little angry looking at this. For a moment it gave me hope I could actually buy one.
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thekingofravens
5y ago
Knowing our government you may have predicted a future reality.
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5y ago
They are already here, put "Aukey Webcam" into the search and you will find a very suspicious AUKEYPOWER brand.
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thekingofravens
5y ago
Yeah there is a lot of interest in knowing what dumb models exist for 4k
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5y ago
I never even heard of code for America until I read this comment.
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5y ago
I couldn't agree more. In high school and grade school, nothing mattered really, so games were just fun. However, I noticed there came a time recently when myself and all my friends had to choose between video games and failing college
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thekingofravens
5y ago
There are so many terrible conditions like this in our food supply, forced labor, 80 hour weeks at frito lay, and so on. So the question I am left with is, what can I eat to avoid this, if anything?
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5y ago
Avoiding this cycle of crap is my personal favorite thing about Linux.
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5y ago
Doesn't 130 degree water like burn skin or something? Would it be dangerous just to be outside in that condition?
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thekingofravens
5y ago
I see everyone quitting jobs like FedEx that honestly have nothing to do with remote work (it was never an option) and still probably counting towards this statistic. There are larger forces at play than that debate right now.
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5y ago
He won't. The political party that elected him is split now. Half of them want him back, but half want to move on, so he is gonna just lose again.
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6y ago
I know this won't count for much, but as an amatuer programmer who has done a lot of web scraping at my job due to having a restricted corporate environment, its a breath of fresh air to work with the few websites that actually assign
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thekingofravens
6y ago
They aren't dogs. They understand a lot more than you would expect.
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thekingofravens
6y ago
I should say that if you are touchscreen user, wayland solves a lot of problems. I literally can't get touchegg or other crummy solutions to work in xorg for gestures, but in wayland with gnome it just works.
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6y ago
Not an 1:1 comparison, but but in Seattle (US) if you could convert your 2000€ a month to the roughly 2400$ US it is you would still have at least one roommate to be able to pay rent. Different story in the US, as kids tend to leave home o
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6y ago
I love the VS wrapper shoutout. It reminds me of VBA, which can do the same exact things inside excel sheets. I remember working at amazon there were a lot of programs where the entire software was hidden behind an excel sheet using this me