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by tmtvl 1y ago
Any software I whip up I license under the AGPL and I'm fine with so-called 'AI' being trained on my software as long as the code generated by the model is licensed under a license conforming to the AGPL as well. In my opinio
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I have a collection in my Steam library labelled 'Broken', where I group games which didn't run when I tried them. So far it contains 6 games of the 656 I own.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The Debian derivatives, particularly the Ubuntu line is generally considered the most popular. That said, they tend to be 10 to 20 years behind on versions of various pieces of software so things that work there may not work on something a
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I'd buy 720p MP4s for $20, though my tastes in passive visual entertainment are rather niche.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I would use CL without even thinking about it (it's just better)... but if you're going to be doing web you're going to find more articles and libraries for Clojure. So I'd recommend you go with that.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I thought he was talking about the band.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Does JJ have equivalet functionality to git's format-patch and am? Because I, for one, am rather fond of the e-mail based workflow and not having that would make JJ a no-go for me.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The implications behind gene propagation being one of the highest achievements a person can aspire to are quite unfortunate to consider. Regardless, I don't think anyone is going to, say, avoid a specific doctor because said doctor is
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Same, but a Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact (the tiniest phone I could buy with decent LineageOS support). Just a shame it isn't supported on Ubuntu Touch.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The SICP video lectures with Gerald Sussman and Harold Abelson got me into Scheme and from there on Lisp. Although now I'm wondering if this would be better as a 'Show HN' submission.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Emacs does have a menu by default. It's one of the things I appreciate most about it (especially the Help menu) and I'm always befuddled to see frameworks like Doom Emacs or Spacemacs disable the menubar.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Just pulling this from thin air, but it may be the combination of rising costs of living + lack of options which were available in the bad old days (subsistence farming, sending children to work (although some idiots are advocating for lett
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by tmtvl 1y ago
That's a weird comment. I'm on GNU/Linux, I can just go to the website, log in, go to my library, and download any game I want. What part of it isn't working for you?
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by tmtvl 1y ago
You leave the baker's, having picked up a loaf of bread for the next couple of days, look both ways before crossing the road, suddenly car drops on top of you from above, killing you instantly. If cars are the mode of transport for tho
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by tmtvl 1y ago
To misquote the amazing James Randi: if you throw a thousand reindeer off a cliff and none of them fly, you haven't proven that reindeer can't fly. You've proven that those specific one thousand reindeer either can't fly
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by tmtvl 1y ago
And it's very odd. You can find Microsoft and Apple laptops in many stores, but for GNU/Linux you basically have to go to speciality shops. Now, obviously, MS isn't going to be doing the whole 'if you don't sell non
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I didn't know about Microsoft nuking Karim Khan's accounts. I think it's time for me to start advocating for message service providers in Belgium to stop using MS tech.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
> There's no [...] good-looking "dark teal". > light [themes] can't look good. Science Sorry, but 'my preference is x. Therefore y. Science' is not how any of this works. I get that it's a joke
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I'm going to have to re-read the documentation, then. Thanks for the heads up!
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Could be interesting to try negative tax on works from small artists up to a certain value. So when you buy a painting from some person of little name recognition the goverment pays like 20 percent extra up to 2,000 Euro, 10 percent up to 5
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Thank you for clearing that up, I clearly misread that completely.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Are you hoping the Free Software Foundation _doesn't_ prioritize Free Software ? For people who are okay with random bits of proprietary software doing who-knows-what on their devices there are various alternatives already.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I don't want to install an extension which will break next time there's a new GNOME release just to be able to set my clock to '%A %F %R' format.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
On paper KDE's system is more elegant and practical than GNOME's. In practice the keyboard shortcut management via exporting and importing is rather unwieldy. Then again, if you want to go deep into setting up your shortcuts to so
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I appreciate Jujutsu, I mean, the Gracies basically proved its effectiveness to the world, however, combat sports don't suit every temperament. The intensity can also be a bit much for those with weaker constitutions. That said, wrestl
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by tmtvl 1y ago
To me, having different ideals, that sounds as strange as saying 'why would anyone help an old lady cross the street without getting paid for it?'. Sometimes one may want to do something without needing to get money for it.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
It's funny, on one hand I wouldn't want to use CL for work because when money gets involved in something you enjoy you stop enjoying it. On the other hand, however, I would really hate doing any serious work with a language I can&
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Typo in the submission that isn't in the original (or which has been fixed in the original): researchers instead of 'res ae rchers'.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
CLPM, the Common Lisp Package Manager. The Quicklisp client doesn't do HTTPS, ql-https doesn't do Ultralisp, and OCICL (which I'm currently using) doesn't do system-wide packages. CLPM is a great project, but it's
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by tmtvl 1y ago
> The EU has already defined dairy items milk, butter, cream, yoghurt and cheese as "products secreted by mammary glands", meaning that what might otherwise be called oat milk is instead generally referred to as oat drink. Me

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