vrighter

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by vrighter 10mo ago
The problem is that the "competing" compositors have to invent new protocols to do stuff that users need to do, but wayland has decided the users shouldn't want. So everyone comes up with their own protocols to create an act
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by vrighter 10mo ago
they are mad because wayland is designed in such a way that these tools cannot be written anymore
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by vrighter 10mo ago
Where exactly are the corrections?
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by vrighter 10mo ago
and as soon as you login to their app once, that other key gets invalidated. It took weeks to convince them to switch me back to that key because they couldn't understand the concept that their app refused to run on my phone
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by vrighter 10mo ago
mine doesn't work because of kde connect, and an open source keybooard i slightly modified and rebuilt myself
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by vrighter 10mo ago
but who will test the tests of tests?
427.
by vrighter 10mo ago
So how do they expect them to accomplish the even harder task of programming? Looks like a CEO's job nowadays is to find out what the latest hype train is, and instruct the company to ride it.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
I can't use my banking app. Because of some apps I installed from f-droid, and because I modified my open source keyboard and built my own. Therefore I am the only person in the world running this specific application, since I tailored
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by vrighter 10mo ago
I don't mind the 1-based indexing at all. It's pretty easy to mentally switch into/out of the correct mindset after only a short while. What does bug me is that Lua, the language, is 1-based, but its C api is not.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
I have a Jolla phone preorder. I'll become a user next year (probably)
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by vrighter 10mo ago
Last I checked, the application they were working on relied on google services. So at the end of the day it's still an american company that could decide to not let you run it if they want to.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
why would you assume anything about "the next version"?
433.
by vrighter 10mo ago
if it's the result people cared about they'd be calling them ai. That's just an implementation detail
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by vrighter 10mo ago
a lambda that forces you to define a function elsewhere if you want to do anything nontrivial in it defeats the purpose
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by vrighter 10mo ago
it is not creative if all you did was choose a font.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
so you built a tool to offload the creative part from kids. This is the total opposite of the stated goal. Using ai leads to brainrot
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by vrighter 10mo ago
A "remember this decision for X time" option by Microsoft is a bald faced lie.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
in that case, passkeys are pretty useless considering that they can be bypassed by the other factors they were designed to eliminate in the first place. Sure I'm super secure using a passkey.... except that there's always a "
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by vrighter 10mo ago
All they seem to be creating is new APIs to interact with the models they created years ago. It's pretty clear that new models are not viable to train and that the supposed "scaling laws" are bovine feculence.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
and non-devs as well, nowadays
441.
by vrighter 10mo ago
if only they supported ed25519 ssh keys
442.
by vrighter 10mo ago
if you rely on hobbyist libraries, you will eventually have to read datasheets. They usually only contain the barest minimum possible that one can still call "working". Usually most of the functionality of the device you're
443.
by vrighter 10mo ago
I set it up last year and haven't had to interact with it in the slightest. It just works all the time for me.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
when I designed network protocols this is exactly what I did. I also did so in file formats had to create. But a database primary kea is not somewhere where that can be easily done.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
You can't take into account the fact that things change when you don't know what those changes might be. You might end up needing to either rebuild a new database, have some painful migration, or support two codepaths to work with
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by vrighter 10mo ago
That is not a study about cats. That was a study about cat owners.
447.
by vrighter 10mo ago
The whole point of containers is to ship almost the whole OS with the application (It is a technical implementation of the "works on my machine" concept). If the OS you put in your container (by just pulling in a prebuilt image fr
448.
by vrighter 10mo ago
Why does the title have part of it omitted? It completely changes the meaning. Now it reads as "someone built something using tools". What tools? Why is using tools newsworthy?
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by vrighter 10mo ago
no, they can't. please stop spreading this misinformation.
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by vrighter 10mo ago
i always think of it as Data Destroyer

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