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by znpy 7mo ago
> I practically live in Emacs and it's not slow at all. It's very zippy, and my setup isn't the lightest! yeah, that's been my experience as well, particularly since upgrading to releases 29 and 30 where native compil
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by znpy 7mo ago
> Create conflicting metrics for performance, push credit up and responsibility down, punish everyone below you for not meeting the double standards This resonates with my experience. The only thing you forgot is that you can also use th
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by znpy 7mo ago
"Make senior engineer sign off ai-assisted changes" sounds incredibly weird. First thing that comes to mind is: reminds me of those movie where some dictatorship starts to crumble and the dictator start being tougher and tougher o
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by znpy 7mo ago
> On my old Ryzen 3600X running Arch > vim still is a lot faster though. you might want to make sure you're comparing apples to apples though. the "emacs" command most likely is going to load the GUI emacs so a lot of g
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by znpy 7mo ago
> I don't even use a Mac any more after 20 years So the software is mac-only, you haven't used a mac in over 20 years so you haven't used this software and yet... you claim it's better than magit? i mean, it's ve
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by znpy 7mo ago
> Unfortunately, for most people the fact that it's part of Emacs is a blocker. OT but i've learned the hard way not to push people into emacs. a few years ago i made the very stupid mistake of pushing some colleague to trying&
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by znpy 7mo ago
oh man, google tech talks. what a throwback. there was a time, 10-15 years ago, when they were super cool. at some point they """diluted""" the technicality content and the nature of guests and they vanished in
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by znpy 7mo ago
yup, and that's most likely it's going to be happening automatically. funding can just be awarded to centers actually performing the work they're paid for, you know.
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by znpy 7mo ago
> have you heard of people not surviving into old age not really, overall the life expectancy is growing well over 80 years old. unless you live, like, in the woods and feed off berries and hunting or something like that. and yeah sure t
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by znpy 7mo ago
> You can’t pick when you find love and a suitable partner. :) that's a moot point as well. people find suitable partners all the time, but they don't even take having kids in consideration before a certain age
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by znpy 7mo ago
> EMACS' GC and 'real time ATC' concepts are absolutely anthagonic it might not be the case. "real time" is often a very misunderstood concept. most things can be "real time" depending on the context. &
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by znpy 7mo ago
Given two parents, there are four grandparents. Sharing the load across six people is much better than sharing between two.
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by znpy 7mo ago
It really seems you have no idea what you’re talking about. I have a couple of friends married for about 4-5 years, with a 4-years old son and a one year old daughter. They both have graduate degrees and stable jobs. They are near 40 years
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by znpy 7mo ago
Of course, there are too many “learing” centers draining resources…
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by znpy 7mo ago
Lab meat is essentially proprietary food. I hope that never takes off. I’m not eating that shit for sure.
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by znpy 7mo ago
> I'm finding I have way less patience with these side-quests as I get older. Yup, i’m in the same boat. I’m so tempted to get one of the new macbooks and call it a day.
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by znpy 7mo ago
I was able to read the link through a non-paywalled friend link (thank you HeinanCA). Ok so the issue was they were using Amazon Linux 2... Which in fairness has been practically deprecated for a while. I mean, it's essentially a RHEL7
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by znpy 7mo ago
Too bad it’s behind a paywall
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by znpy 7mo ago
> but running isn’t gonna fix the problem. for better or worse, I’m staying in hopes of helping the kids fix things, and share their hardships until we do. It’s the only way. interesting point. would you say the same to people fleeing fr
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by znpy 7mo ago
Oh, man. I feel you, i feel you so much. I’ve gone through pretty nuch the same. First things first… it’s gonna take time, to start feeling life normal again. It’s better if you already know about this beforehand. For me it was 1.5-2 years
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by znpy 7mo ago
Why is this being posted? Btw it’s from “Sat November 9, 2024”
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by znpy 7mo ago
In a way, it’s the exact opposite
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by znpy 7mo ago
At some point some kristoff guy was developing some flashrom boards so that jlime linux on the hp jornada could have actual suspend to ram. On one hand, it would’ve been cool. On the other hand, at the time netbooks were becoming common and
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by znpy 7mo ago
The comparison is completely irrelevant.
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by znpy 7mo ago
Apple isn’t really a consumer company. It does both consumer and enterprise stuff. Just look at all the fleet management stuff it does for ios and mac os. And besides that, high end macbook prod and studios are workstation-class computers,
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by znpy 7mo ago
Apple recently introduced rdma support in mac os. They are probably trying to push those people buying the 512gb configuration towards buying more of the 256gb configuration and clustering them together.
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by znpy 7mo ago
> So of course media corporations became bargaining chips for the oligarchs' actual businesses. I stopped reading here. This line shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the world and essential blindness to author’s own biases. Medi
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by znpy 7mo ago
I first had the touchscreen on my current x13 gen1 amd, which is overall a shitty laptop with crappy linux support. It’s… okay-ish. I occasionally use it as it’s comfortable to scroll with my finger when I’m using my laptop on the couch. HO
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by znpy 8mo ago
I wonder if one can leave written what to do in such cases in their will. (Similarly to what the author of the article wrote: i’m not a lawyer and this is not legal advice)
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by znpy 8mo ago
sorry for the dumb question, but what language is this? dotty? mermaid? what tool can i feed that code into ? EDIT: chatgpt correctly identified it as mermaid. live link: https://mermaid.live/edit#pako:eNqVVu1u6kYQfZWRf1SJLm

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