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by tristanbvk 4y ago
I knew some people that were so darn hell bent on this stuff they coulen't see clearly. Including a friend (ex friend) who studied medicine and believed in force vaccinations. Now, I am pro vaccine but my lord what sort of medicine stu
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Reading is good and all, but I enjoy my freedom to go out and touch grass. Those with immune deficiencies, I know some - they are my friends, have it completely in their being and right to stay at home if needs be. Don't let the govern
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Interesting! Thanks for the explanation!
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Nice guitar work man.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Very vool
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
I had a tough day followed by a headache - this made my evening. Thank you.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
One really cool use I am making use of is that I am building an IRC not that interacts with Gitea webhooks. I decided to add Ntfy.sh support today just because it was so goddamn easy. Thanks for the cool service! Now whenever new pull reque
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
How does it work. In the sense that what does it provide the client side. Does the client get served pre-rendered interfaces of some sort? Trying to figure it out as the Meta apps are very nice UX wise and maybe web technologies have come a
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
I used Syncthing and Joplin on both desktop ans Android and it worked very well.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
I could give this a try. My current VSCode setup offers me nothing really. Just nice syntax highlighting.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Waltuuuh
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
The rewrite in Rust comment just had to appear somewhere in that reply thread . Coming from a Rust enjoyer. Don't use it myself but see the benefits. But those oneliners always make me chuckle.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Having a lot of user mode stuff does tickle my fancy, being someone who is very keen on microkernels (despite windows being a hybrid), I can appreciste some of their design choices.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
You definately made it simple! I recall the very first time I tried learning then in D (was trying to understand the `to!` from `std.conv` and it seemed simple enough). The syntax for inferring a type for function calk arguments is nifty to
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
My experience with D is always a joyful one. If it isn't because it is a relatively straightforward language to learn then it is learning something new now and then that just makes life to much more easier. Infact, D was the first lang
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A usable and IPv6-ready Usenet-server (NNTP daemon)(github.com)
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Although I find the strictness of Rust quiet heavy from what I have seen on person and heard I can say without a doubt that it produces an environment where the amount of bugs are simply lesser. So for that reason I really do believe it has
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
This might actually make my life a lot easier compared to how I am currently doing certain things with some of my libraries that need to interoperate with C. Going to give ImportC a spin there!
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Sometimes pushing people yields great results. They can leave if they see fit.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Agreed. Just out the work in. My lord. Work gives life meaning.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Same, even after telling my mother she is in disbelief.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
"Writing is the deepest form of thought." Peterson is straight on with that one. Every time I have had to take notes for my compiler I am implementing and overcome big problems on the way I have done things it hasn't been in
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
You're not wrong regarding Wine but that may be the ONLY good aspect of Windows on a technical note.
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Good reply, I appreciate the banter ;)
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Thanks Walter!
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
Where is the down vote button
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
The checkout one is down right stupid. Like you have to put in effort to do something like that (design something like that) - like it is so easy to NOT do that. Not sure how people end uo designing websites like that by damn. Also that Xbo
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
So happy he is clean, doing something he loves and also it is very cool!
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
LLVM sugar. Agreed indeed. Independence is good. No problem with LLVM, but multiple implementations is healthy. And in any case I'd probably think it makes sense DMD came into existence alongside the idea of D first seeing Walter'
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by tristanbvk 4y ago
How would one go about instantiating an object in D without GC if the new keyword relies on it. Accounting for memory allocation and object initialization (construction etc)? Legit question coming from a D enjoyer

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