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by xyproto 5y ago
Or everybody is hiding. Have you read The Three-Body Problem?
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by xyproto 5y ago
Right when I was looking forward to selling my new masterpiece "Mona Lisa with 1 pixel changed".
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Some programming languages are more conductive for some types of applications.
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Companies have a need for the application of the tools, not the tools themselves, though. Just like customers don't have the need for a task to be completed with a specific tool (but they might be particular about the process). There&#
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by xyproto 5y ago
All official Arch Linux packages are curated, and the unofficial ones are ~40 lines of shell script, with a voting system on top. These mechanisms for filtering packages are normally not present on systems that are plagued with malware.
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by xyproto 5y ago
How are Hypernetworks different from weight agnostic neural networks? WANN paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1906.04358.pdf
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by xyproto 5y ago
An operating system dedicated to toasting bread would be fully possible to make in a way that did not need updates or attention, as long as it had enough testing first.
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by xyproto 5y ago
When comparing C and Go, a natural comparison would be to compare the output from GCC and GCCGO.
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by xyproto 5y ago
I like how Linux has a focus on not breaking userspace.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Which Go compiler? gccgo produces smaller executables.
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by xyproto 5y ago
The white puffball mushroom looks similar to amanita virosa, which is deadly. https://image.forskning.no/156876.jpg Almost every year, someone from China dies in Norway, because they picked it and thought it was edible, unf
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by xyproto 5y ago
Is there a Linux distro out there that is themed to look like HaikuOS and works well?
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by xyproto 5y ago
Yes, I agree.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Attribution is nice, but for it to be a requirement, it needs to either be specified in the license or be plain old copyright.
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by xyproto 5y ago
You can make dynamically linked executables with both Go and Rust. The compilers have no blame in this.
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by xyproto 5y ago
No. Funded projects also contains bugs.
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> 451: Unavailable due to legal reasons > > We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to > the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data > Protection R
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by xyproto 5y ago
There are plenty of people in intensive care, though.
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What are the advantages over FPC/Lazarus?
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by xyproto 5y ago
Perhaps "being able to search for a topic on Wikipedia" could work as a more exact definition?
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by xyproto 5y ago
There has been many improvements, but it's still slow compared to ie. Go.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Sweet! This ought to be perfect for anyone wanting to create a short intro video.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Java is 26 years old. The first distro to use Wayland by default was Hannah Montana Linux, 10 years ago. Only recently have more widespread distros started using Wayland by default. Java is old, and Wayland is comparatively new.
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by xyproto 5y ago
That's a clever rule. Does most justice systems in the world have this?
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by xyproto 5y ago
To be fair, Wayland is still new (compared to how long Java has existed), and Java/OpenJDK may improve support in the future.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Fleet is not open source, offers little over VS Code and is not as fully featured as the full JetBrains IDE's. Who are intended to use this?
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by xyproto 5y ago
That makes sense, but surely it must be possible to write a little string library in preparation for AOC, which would make Zig a better fit?
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Time to learn Zig!
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I think companies should be banned from having "Open" in their names.
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by xyproto 5y ago
I think Crystal is underrated as a language that can be used for teaching programming. The syntax is clear and has very few confusing aspects for beginners.

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