Surac

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by Surac 2mo ago
can someone explain what the self.0 means? im not a rust speaker
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by Surac 2mo ago
i am under the impression King Donald is missusing his might here
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by Surac 3mo ago
omitting .net will cost you a big base of builders. just my 2 cents.
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by Surac 3mo ago
do good and talk about post
35.
by Surac 3mo ago
Interesting. Was‘nt aware of that immutable part. I use it with big bin files for year. Maybe i was lucky
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by Surac 3mo ago
Isnt that what SVN is good for?
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by Surac 3mo ago
can not login via email link from germany.
38.
by Surac 3mo ago
I hope they are good at cage fighting. Thats what Trump is all about
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by Surac 3mo ago
My first contact with js was trying to make a button change its color on mouseover. There was no css back then. I bought a book and was so put off from the syntax that i never looked back to js from that day on. Never regretted my decision
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by Surac 3mo ago
just today i came back to firefox from brave. firefox at one point in time was not able to work with the onshape web cad system and i needed a chrome based browser but was not ready to leave adblockers behind. brave war the only one suporti
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by Surac 3mo ago
why not stay true to rust thinking and just use a TUI? Binding to a heavy not rust ecosystem requires many runsave calls.
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by Surac 3mo ago
everything abount Rust MUST have some AI in it nowerdays. even this article
43.
by Surac 3mo ago
<something> rewrite to rust using AI sound like meme now.
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by Surac 4mo ago
Npm is just borked by design. I hop it will take javascrip with it
45.
by Surac 4mo ago
Analog Mono is no pixel font it is just a vector font drawn as if there where a raster
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by Surac 4mo ago
Analog Mono is no pixel font. It is just a vector font using lines on as pixel like raster. I see this a littel bit as false advertising. TTF files can carry pixel fonts quite well but people seem dont know what a real pixel font is.
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by Surac 4mo ago
Just on Question: Why? Why migrate and open a new can of worms?
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by Surac 4mo ago
At least the are not ground to powder or something to be used as a fertiliser for Chinese man penis
49.
by Surac 4mo ago
So that‘s „making Amerika dry again“ trump is promising?
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by Surac 5mo ago
so NSA installed a backdoor to each router and now needs you to restart it to open the backdoor?
51.
by Surac 5mo ago
To bad it is still made for pupils and not engineers. I tried using it for computer science and math and it lost to a Casio
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by Surac 5mo ago
Problems solved nothing learned. Poking my problems into a black box and getting numbers let me only learn how to poke numbers into black boxes
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by Surac 5mo ago
I would disagree with C# having a (-) at Types. The Type system is indeed the most impressing part of .net/C#. having written static analysers for many languages i find the c# type system the most logical and most easy to parse
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by Surac 5mo ago
i use SVN, Git isn't the only thing out there
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by Surac 5mo ago
Was it a robot?
56.
by Surac 5mo ago
Yes Claude is impressive in HW-Development. It knows all those magic numbers and how chips work. i even use it to do development for Power delivery Systems.
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by Surac 5mo ago
i had to do this inside a FPGA. In the end it is just a very complicated Serial device. Was a Nightmare to support HDI Devices
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by Surac 5mo ago
I started using .Net with 2.0, learned the api and framework and was very happy with all the functions. i never had the need to switch to the more idiomatic idoms. Sometimes on the go i picked up some new tricks and adopted some new types.
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by Surac 5mo ago
Uses CMAKE, Sorry not for me. Call me old but i prefere good old make or batch. Maybe it's because i can understand those tools. Debugging CMAKE build problems made me hate it. Also i code for embedded CPU and most of the time CMAKE is
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by Surac 5mo ago
I still use Claude to code in a very stoneage way. I copy c code into the web site/desktop App and type in my prompt. Then i read the output and if i like it i copy paste it into my code. I always felt very old doing that way when thin

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