zaro

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by zaro 7y ago
> Documentation for developing for the open source operating system. Is fuchsia Android style open source or a true OSS?
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by zaro 7y ago
> I appreciate your point of view, FWIW I believe that I'm doing net positive work for the world. Everybody does so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxUgei-WKfY
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by zaro 7y ago
I don't think you deserve the down votes. Even to this day modern capitalist societies rely heavily on neocolonialism, to sustain their existence.
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by zaro 7y ago
Most languages are terrible in nitially. More important I think is the ability to evolve. And JS is evolving, faster in some areas than others but it is evolving. Compared to the first time I used JS, now its very convenient language with
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by zaro 7y ago
I don't see how you can put ads, trackers and node tooling in the same basket. Also the node tooling is helping to contain the frontend bloat.
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by zaro 7y ago
So Javascript is the problem? Not the trackers, and ads but Javascript which is simply a programming language. May not be the best, but its not the worst either.
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by zaro 7y ago
isn't it simpler to just use docker/podmah/systemd portable services ? These cover the case for daemons quite extensively.
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by zaro 7y ago
I have used it in a large codebase, and it was terrible. Everybody must write python code to build their C++ files in a project. What could go wrong?
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by zaro 7y ago
Gives you some perspective. I use flask, it's only 70 times slower that actix at the top.
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by zaro 7y ago
Is it only me imagining some kind of scenario where, if this gains traction, suddenly 3rd party developers will have to share revenue with Apple for being able to use the Apple sign in.
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by zaro 7y ago
> That is simply not true, simple natural resources, ideas, innovations are making our economy non zero sum. Thats exactly what I am talking about. Natural resources sre making the economy non zero sum game. This is the reduction I am ta
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by zaro 7y ago
> That's absolutely not true and completely at odds with any kind of mainstream economics. Yes, because mainstream economics has everything righ in their story. > The simplest example of new wealth creation is new technology - if
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by zaro 7y ago
> if it was zero sum - you earning money would mean somebody losing it Earning money means somebody loosing it. It is only possible to earn w/o somebody loosing by either narrowing the definition of somebody, or limit the time fra
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by zaro 7y ago
I didn't know about http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ , but to me it seems very convincing that I need jQuery :)
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by zaro 7y ago
Yeah, same for me. Since about 2.2. And I remember patching init.d scripts on Debian, adding sleep 5 In the network script, because you know our service had to have eth0 up and configured. So it's not like the old init system was perf
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by zaro 7y ago
> the largest military on the planet, nuclear first strike capability, a history of violence, newly minted dictator, When you say it like that it's not quite clear whether you are referring to China or the US.
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by zaro 7y ago
> Users crying about Linux desktop all the time, but systemd has a huge part making the situation way better. Definitely. Maybe it's not great that GNOME has a hard dependency on systemd ( I personally don't care), but most peo
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by zaro 7y ago
That's what I thought also when I saw the article.
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by zaro 7y ago
>All my life I've thought spyware was developed primarily by evil Russian and Chinese hackers. Yep, manufacturing of consent at play. But this aside, I have a friend who worked in Israeli company whose main business was to sell phon
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by zaro 7y ago
And here is my point exactly. How is this an invasion. And if this intervention is an invasion, why are not "interventions" in Syria for example called invasions also. The language used in media is often like the newspeak from 198
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by zaro 7y ago
I don't know what are you talking about. What invasion ? Are you talking about the events surrounding this : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Crimean_status_referendum .
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by zaro 7y ago
Well what do you call it when each side reports extremely biased opinions that further only their cause and portrays the other side as the criminals? We can call it also misinformation, fake news, ignorance or whatever. Does it really matte
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by zaro 7y ago
> So, a lot of English-speaking people see Russia as the “bad guy” right now. So a lot of English-speaking people are falling for mass media lies. And frankly it's getting ridiculous now days. It seems that whatever US media starts
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by zaro 7y ago
That makes sense actually.
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by zaro 7y ago
And yet, somebody has to do it first. Else how would there be something to do best ? So it's not only "who does it best".
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by zaro 7y ago
Well don't all the megalithic sites which are all over the planet suggest exactly that?
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by zaro 7y ago
> If China can do what US can, they will do it. To think otherwise would just be naive. Thats a bit of overstatement don't you think. Its very different culture after all, and you are speculating based only from the American excepti
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by zaro 8y ago
Of course, but I think most of the things they state about Apple playing dirty sound true.
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by zaro 8y ago
Well I guess Spotify created this site https://timetoplayfair.com/ for a reason.
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by zaro 8y ago
> Where is the data to support this? Have you checked the Oxfam reports? When you take a look at the last years, there is very clear trend. If it continues like this probably in few decades the richest one percent will own as much as the

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