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by yazzku 2y ago
It's fantastic. I can easily spend hours on the skins website. https://skins.webamp.org/
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by yazzku 2y ago
This is not a refutation of my statement. The episode I mentioned came years before the opening of .NET core, and the threat of a lawsuit was very much real at the time. Their track record is generally still one that does not promote trust.
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by yazzku 2y ago
No, they are not. There was a time when Microsoft tried to sneak C# through Mono into the Gnome desktop under the "promise" that they would not enforce legal action. Fortunately, many smelled the BS from miles away, except for som
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by yazzku 2y ago
C++ is designed by a committee, for better and for worse, with TS contributions from people of a variety of industries and backgrounds. Rust doesn't even have a formal spec, it's just whatever rustc admits. The potential for a sin
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by yazzku 2y ago
Microsoft as a platinum member of the Rust Foundation is probably reason enough to not adopt the language.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Thanks dang for keeping me honest.
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by yazzku 2y ago
You are very much living in a bubble. Real developers don't use macs.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I am not sure if you meant 'wipe' or 'whip', but under the assumption of the former, I do not recommend Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire for the canonical wiping of the ass. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Sto
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by yazzku 2y ago
My boy can smell the BS ten miles away.
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by yazzku 2y ago
> Historically, all bluesky posts have been public. But there’s a world of interactions that are opened up when users can directly message each other. Really? Who wold have thought of that? Tell me more about it, please.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I believe std::vector traditionally was forced to copy or move-construct instead of realloc() because there was no concept of "trivially movable" or "trivially copyable". Has that changed in recent standards?
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by yazzku 2y ago
And what makes you think that?
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by yazzku 2y ago
A "mistake" seems to be putting it lightly when the thing has been reiterated multiple times throughout the years, but yeah. Seems more like blind dogma. Obviously people don't like the facts pointed out to them either as you
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by yazzku 2y ago
Some people really seem to be truly delusional. It's obvious that the company's "privacy" is a marketing gimmick when you consider the facts. Do people not consider the facts anymore? How does somebody appeal to the comp
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by yazzku 2y ago
Many stores seem to be closing in the bay area in general. Not uncommon to see shops you used to know boarded up and for lease.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Yeah, yet some people here still take it seriously to this day. I thought an explicit scam calling is appropriate at this point.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Medical data shouldn't be going to Microsoft. I'm surprised it's even legal in the context of this story. Your argument is also kind of silly. Yes, go ahead and submit all your life notes since 2k to Big Tech. What does that
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by yazzku 2y ago
This product is a scam.
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by yazzku 2y ago
He applied at the Google legal team but then turned down the offer.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I mean 6mian. He hand-waved non-data (badly) disguised as historical facts to make a point. Then you came around and asked for actual facts. It's clear you won't get them, because he got nothing to begin with.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I write C all day and enjoy every second of it. I assume there are many like myself. There's just nothing new to make noise about, and that's a good thing, other than small quality-of-life improvements in the standard.
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by yazzku 2y ago
This entire line of argument is just pointless.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Hey, but at least it values equality and diversity.
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What Philosopher Ibn Sina Can Teach Us about AI(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by yazzku 2y ago|0 comments
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by yazzku 3y ago
Looks great, thank you.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Both. The title is clickbait, the content is cheap garbage under a paywall. It also has nothing to do with hacker news.
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by yazzku 3y ago
I'm more of a FreeBSD folk and occasional contributor to the handbook. Installing an OS you've never used just by following the goddamn manual surely is a refreshing experience.
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by yazzku 3y ago
And they got MBAs instead.
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by yazzku 3y ago
>I had worked in a hospital where I didn’t get home for days at a time, sleeping overnight in hospital quarters, outpatient clinic benches and in my car. I used to have my sleeping bag, toiletries and change in the boot of my car because
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by yazzku 3y ago
Who would have thought about it, right? Imagine the possibilities. A whole new world unfolds before you.

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