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by yankput 3y ago
> I wouldn't try and write JSON so it can be parsed by a YAML parser JSON is a subset of YAML so you actually can do that. You can throw all JSONs in the world at any YAML parser and it will parse it. …except for some weird unicode
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by yankput 3y ago
What about Duke Nukem Forever?
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by yankput 3y ago
This is just a blogspam around the actual, interesting Verge article https://www.theverge.com/features/23764584/ai-artificial-int... this blogspam seems like it could be half-generated by AI. The actual article is
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by yankput 3y ago
Eh if you count “code in production” Java and C would win, each in different category of software. But they are boring; nerds like shiny new objects.
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by yankput 3y ago
It’s stated in the article.
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by yankput 3y ago
I am 50:50 on it On one hand it’s changing a license to do something else than intended, and the “you can switch but only in the year 2008” is kind of weird On the other hand… eh, wikipedia is better for it, and I doubt people really wanted
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by yankput 3y ago
It does put all “or later” clauses licenses at risks, yes If you have “GPLv2 or later”, FSF is then overtaken by Microsoft and makes “GPLv4 is allowing Microsoft to use your code in Windows” then it’s what it is, your code can now be used b
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by yankput 3y ago
I still love how years ago, Stallman basically added a backdoor to GNU FDL just for wikipedia (and similar wikis) just for the few months when Wikipedia was migrating the license. It worked though to elaborate… wikipedia used to be GNU Free
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by yankput 3y ago
Fairphone is the closest. (Only available in Europe.) https://shop.fairphone.com/en The negative is the really really awful camera.
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by yankput 3y ago
It’s so interesting, even few years ago I wouldn’t guess the main AI problem was “it generates convincing low-quality blogspam”. There was all the stuff about singularity and how AI reinforces existing biases, but the most pressing problem
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by yankput 3y ago
In my view, ORM replace some type of bugs (SQL injections, wrong table/column names) with different type of bugs (inefficient queries, hard to debug). One of the things I really do hate about ORMs is that they usually try to be DB-agno