TrayKnots

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   by TrayKnots 9mo ago

   I usually don't see the importance of speed in one-time costs... But hey, same discussion with npm, yarn, pnpm...
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   Interesting point. But I usually prefer `(lower..upper).choose()`. So, if I want it inclusive, I can simply do `(lower..=upper).choose()`. No downcasting required. And perfectly obvious behaviour thanks to a known API.
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   I am actually worried about the self-hosting pandemic. We self-hosters will stop flying under the radar. Wonder how long it will take until our matrix instances require to be backdoored, our immich are scanning our pictures with AI. On an
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   yep
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   Well, I have in essence nothing against this post. I agree with the notion that too many dependencies are not necessary. That we can keep lots of things simpler. I have nothing against directly implementing this in C or just writing markdo
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   Fair enough. Video doesn't play, but I believe you. I don't know where I heard froodian slip and frood, but I checked a few places where they pronounce it and all agree with you. Bet I will find more example as soon as enough time
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   Yea, I hate that. Words are pronounced differently in foreign languages. Do we say Moscow or Moskwa? Do we say ka-tana or ka-ta-na? If Freud is not spoken with the typical Gemran diphthong, then suddenly someone comes along and corrects you
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   by TrayKnots 1y ago

   When I heard about abs neg value my mind immediately jumped to abs(INT.min())... But then again, JS...