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by vegai_ 4y ago
Oh man, I saw systemd and Alpine Linux on the same headline and for a while got my hopes up that they had ported systemd finally into musl. But nope.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
What is the system webview on Linux, where such a thing doesn't exactly universally exist?
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by vegai_ 4y ago
What do people compare with when they complain about 20 second build times? That doesn't seem like anything for a thing that one doesn't need to do very often. You can still do cargo check without taking so much time, right?
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Given how many startups work with python, which is notoriously slow, this is a somewhat ridiculous statement. Ocaml's performance is probably 50ish% of Rust's at worst, which I claim is more than enough for 99% of the problems out
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by vegai_ 4y ago
In these benchmarks Java is not that far from Rust's performance. In fact, it hits #1 in some tests.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
This kinda counter-resonates with me. I'm not a superb programmer by any means, but C's memory management rarely caused me bad problems. I find it much easier to deal with than the complexity of languages like C++ and Rust.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Perhaps they were not, but things change.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
I seriously thought about getting either the M2 Air or wait for M2 Pro, but I eventually figured that I dislike the system software so much that I would not enjoy the device. Even though it had a clearly superior CPU, and even though my nea
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Is this the exactly same issue that happens with every other Bluetooth headset too, or something worse?
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by vegai_ 4y ago
That hardly matters as American and EU foreign policy are almost completely aligned.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
The only reason to buy a Windows laptop is so you can install Linux on it. If Asahi gets there, the last reason will vanish.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Nim does not show that at all, as it is not really that interactive.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Utter nonsense. Did this person also check the page on Hitler and then complain that it had a lot of negative statements? Truth doesn't care about your feelings. Some people will have negative statements linked to them because some peo
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Turkey's military expenditure per capita is roughly $250. Finland's is about $710, Sweden's $590. I don't know about PKK, but it seems like they don't have significant presence in either of those countries. I do fin
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by vegai_ 4y ago
> If Kubernetes is the solution... Yeah, you lost me already. This is a bit like asking why there are other languages besides Java.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
>Matrix is also (one of) the more popular decentralized chat platform, which is built on XMPP. It most definitely is not built on XMPP in any way.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
1. A modern multi-user dungeon game, all text-based, that would be functionally like many LPMuds[0] in almost every sense, but with a high-quality commercial (but non-evil) backing and/or several hundred or thousand players online at e
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by vegai_ 4y ago
The guy who composed Space Debris is the keyboardist/producer of the pop/altrock band Poets of the Fall, and also composed for Alan Wake and Max Payne 2.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Yeah, it's pretty amazing how mediocre Docker (and many other container implementations) can be outside of Linux after one is used to how good it is on Linux. Even though virtualization has improved greatly, it still has a significant
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Nooo way, really?
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by vegai_ 4y ago
I think a great comparison to the current situation with social media is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetraethyllead -- because of the following: 1. The companies that run these giant platforms know about the problems
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by vegai_ 4y ago
I guess that's why almost every successful corporation (some of them larger than small cities by population and larger than small nations by GDP) does central economic planning.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
There's something weird in that it seems to always be Telegram and not Whatsapp that they ban. Although we "know" that WA's E2E encryption is way better and should make more sense for any kind of insurgents to use.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Sounds a bit like coping, trying to explain the poor actual performance versus earlier propagandized incredible effectiveness. Or perhaps more likely just Ukrainian propaganda.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Oh, I wonder how I had missed that option. Thanks!
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Here's mine: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/emacs#As_a_systemd_unit and aliases ec='emacsclient -nc' e='emacsclient -c' I still use neovim because sometimes it's neater that t
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by vegai_ 4y ago
If you think this constitutes a crash, you haven't paid any attention to how crypto markets behave.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Year ago, 6 months ago, 3 months ago, started a war, 1 month ago, last week, yesterday. At one very specific point it stopped meaning anything.
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by vegai_ 4y ago
Yeah. Over here in Finland plenty of people look at images like this https://nordregio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/0376_Nordic... with great jealosy, but perhaps some amount of financial conservatism
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by vegai_ 4y ago
>I think any new language (including Rust, Go, Nim, etc) that wants to displace C should not be trying to fix C's biggest mistake Every new language should fix every older mistake that can be done "for free", without growi

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