wrnr

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by wrnr 5y ago
Back in the days the compile times where legendary for being slow and that fact has stuck around but this is no longer true today.
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by wrnr 5y ago
OO gets you a long way, still there are interesting approaches being tried with data-driven programming through either composing lenses and ECS. I have a hard time understanding lenses, seems like a lot of work to reproduce the most strait-
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by wrnr 5y ago
Another way of saying this would be "it is harder to copy something than it is to make something". For example try building a successful search engine today, to beat Google at their own game, you need to solve all this technical p
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by wrnr 5y ago
The hardest lesson I struggle with is the Pieter Thiel line "the something of somewhere is always the nothing of nowhere". It is easy to see something that can marginally be improved or copied to perfection but this does not give
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by wrnr 5y ago
It's a crime what Mark Zuckerbot did to Sir Tim Burners Lee, same thing happened Nicolas Tesla when he invented a way to wirelessly transmit power to break the monopoly of the utility companies but Edison lobbied the government saying
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by wrnr 5y ago
GC is the job of the language, Rust doesn't need it
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by wrnr 5y ago
I don't consider it my job to do the same thing in the same way to accomplish the same thing.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Funny thing about that is he always says that he is the only one speaking up because everyone else has incentives (gets payed) to shut-up. Imagine that, a pandemic breaks out, you invent the cure and get nothing in return. I would want to b
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by wrnr 5y ago
Oh come-on man, try to think at least one layer deep with the conspiracy stuff, obviously the lizards in control of the media want you to care about this stuff instead of geometric algebra.
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by wrnr 5y ago
fahrenheit 451
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by wrnr 5y ago
No there should be no place for bad opinions, otherwise people can LARP their favourite dystopian fiction.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Well it does use RDF and probably has the same problem, was it `foaf:Person` or `schema:Person` or maybe even `ai:reificatedConceptNr1234`.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Peter Thiel quote on this: The something of somewhere is always the nothing of nowhere.
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by wrnr 5y ago
In my lifetime Apple has changes hardware platform twice while still running on the Next Foundation API. Same thing with politicians, they never simplify the complicated laws but instead expect software to manage and work around this comple
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by wrnr 5y ago
I understand what you are trying to say but it is also a form of master-slave dialectic, you don't like something and feel above it and try to organise your social life with strict rules to isolate you from it. It's not even alway
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by wrnr 5y ago
I is just me or does anyone else have to keep endless models and endpoints and commands and clients in sync in different languages?
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by wrnr 5y ago
Government and NGO can also be corrupted too, just look at the recent doctors without borders sex for food scandals.
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by wrnr 5y ago
The only feature NFTs have is it makes people money
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by wrnr 5y ago
Sounds like you had terrible clients. Stuff like this seems to be very common, I had simular problems. The hardest part is to be relentless and judge bad people was wanting and move on to better things.
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by wrnr 5y ago
I think the Korean writing system is often overlooked when it comes to notation systems. It may look like logogram similar to Chinees but every "character" is actually a syllable where strokes give an abstract representation of th
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by wrnr 5y ago
Thanks for your work. What is the support for low-end and mobile devices? I have tried developing with bevy on my old macbook with an Intel Iris graphics card, maybe not ideal but that is what I have and I want to support most hardware. Las
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by wrnr 5y ago
I didn't even mention any of that, so yea lets not talk
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by wrnr 5y ago
I could (and can) find you 100 million euro in structurally misallocated funding and still people don't care.
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by wrnr 5y ago
I use github for 0$ a month
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by wrnr 5y ago
Yes you do it's called taxes and you spend it on something I already have
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by wrnr 5y ago
That is not even true, they are affiliated with NGI, the jokers that funds stuff like this: TENACIOUS: Trustworthy sEmaNtic Aware marketplaCe for Interoperable clOUd Services https://ontochain.ngi.eu/content/tenacious
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by wrnr 5y ago
This is miss allocation of resources, complaining about it is the least and only I can do.
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by wrnr 5y ago
Good for them, but I (as a EU citizen) don't care about projects like this. It is a soulless copy-cat of a much more famous, profitable, free and useful project. Just look at the logo, what is that line in the middle and why is its str
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by wrnr 5y ago
For real, learn to abuse youtube and twitter algo's. I get random suggestions like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq2BxAJZ4Tc&list=PLUZ0A4xAf7... Math and art are thing I like, just keep hard blocking stuff
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by wrnr 5y ago
The entire way the old media reports on the new media is unironical scaremongering about how the internet is hacking the fear response of your amygdala. They should instead be positive and publish articles like "Here are 10 youtube cha

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