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zilti
3y ago
The same stance on privacy that somehow makes it okay for you to scan all your users' code for AI training without consent?
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3y ago
You really need to train your reading comprehension
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3y ago
Direct democracy works perfectly fine, thanks for asking. Greetings, a Swiss
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3y ago
Classic USA move
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3y ago
We simply take incremental ZFS snapshots
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3y ago
Have you heard of AppImage?
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3y ago
AI as-is is completely useless for programming, or even counter-productive.
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3y ago
What's qwk/rep?
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3y ago
We are racing right towards that, accelerating as we go. The web's toast. Maybe we can somehow build up different, more resilient platforms.
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3y ago
HTMX doesn't replace any templates, that is not its purpose. And trends are usually a great indicator of what not to do.
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zilti
3y ago
Because it is Rust, and Rust people have a severe case of the not-invented-here syndrome
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3y ago
Hydro IS renewable. If you need an example of hydroelectricity done right, take a look at e.g. Switzerland.
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3y ago
You might like Zig.
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3y ago
All lisps, from Scheme to Clojure, have them under the name "keyword parameters"
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3y ago
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zilti
3y ago
It says it right there in your quote. Your body neglects other stuff.
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zilti
3y ago
I suppose they still have some issues, HN was down for a few hours today.
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3y ago
I doubt anything there is "the real deal", "Swiss" isn't a kind of cheese either
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3y ago
So, the worst Swiss cheese.
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3y ago
People tried the latter a number of times already. Then the activism at US unis happened; first, about a decade or a bit more ago, lefties not only stuffed books with trigger warnings, but fought (and in a few cases successfully) for books
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3y ago
There were plenty of ways to have a website without writing any HTML and without running your own server even 20 years ago.
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3y ago
At that point, you might as well just use PostgREST.
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3y ago
If you have time to fix it, you have time to say thanks.
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3y ago
That is not just negligence, that is stupidity on an order of magnitude that the responsible people should never again be allowed to work on a software project.
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3y ago
Who boots every day?
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3y ago
They don't know any better.
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3y ago
You found support and documentation lacking? How so? The #guix and #nonguix channels are full of helpful people, and unlike Nix, it has a centralized, comprehensive handbook that covers about everything. Finding Nix documentation was a horr
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3y ago
I still hope for WASM to get its own rendering facility, and to ultimately enable what JavaFX almost did: make true desktop applications run in the browser, enabling users to drag them out of the browser to have them as actual, integrated d
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3y ago
Same here. I switched to Guix and never looked back.
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3y ago
Ah, I mixed it up with one of Google's old messengers, sorry.
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