claudiojulio

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by claudiojulio 7mo ago
If it's taken by force, it will stagnate. It makes no sense at all.
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by claudiojulio 10mo ago
The servo was not implemented.
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by claudiojulio 11mo ago
Android is over. Linux on mobile is the future.
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by claudiojulio 1y ago
So what do we do now? Use smartphones with legacy Purism or Pine64 hardware?
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by claudiojulio 1y ago
Very cool. C to Rust would be fantastic.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
I don't trust Privacy Guides. They must have some kind of deal with Brave. They didn't accept Brave and then out of nowhere they start accepting it with the excuse of having a Chromium-based browser.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Ok. I read it without paying attention. Sorry. I got lost in the translation.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Assuming full security, on Signal someone can also copy and paste my message, just as on Proton Mail they can forward it. I don't see any difference.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
I don't understand the issue with encrypted emails. Is Proton Mail not secure?
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Here's my opinion: ## React * Learning curve with many libraries; * Fragmented ecosystem; * Frequent updates and API changes; * JSX is confusing for some. ## Vue * Scalability challenges in larger projects; * Incomplete documentation i
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Sveltekit is not the same as Rails. It's an evolution. Plus, it's very easy to get any Rails functionality from NPM.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Forget Rails and embrace Sveltekit. All the magic of Rails can be achieved in any framework with LLMs.
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by claudiojulio 2y ago
Seriously? What's the project?
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by claudiojulio 3y ago
Machine Learning is Artificial Intelligence. Just look at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
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by claudiojulio 3y ago
I don't agree with the article. DNA and RNA are life. Viruses are only alive when they are inside the cells of other beings. Computer simulations are analogies and not life itself.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
The Bacterial Edit Kit is very dangerous. The sale should be controlled. Imagine if they edit the gene of a bacterium and we get a new pandemic? Only ultra-safe labs should handle this.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
The article fails to demonstrate why Linux is less secure than Windows.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
The best and simplest way to keep Windows 11 safe is to burn the disk it is installed on with gasoline; buying another and installing a Linux distribution such as Debian, OpenSuse and Fedora.
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Deno Won’t Replace Node(blog.variant.no)
2 points by claudiojulio 4y ago|0 comments
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
https://www.csoonline.com/article/3250653/is-the-bsd-os-dyin...
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/buffer-overruns-lice...
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/buffer-overruns-lice...
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
RSS or similar is the solution.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Google is Microsoft's enemy. He will always try to defame her and deny her.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Calm. With this Windows 12 your laptop will fly!
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Incredible! I think I will switch to Windows when version 12 is released. The Linux folks have to admit they lost. And lost badly! Automatically translated.
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Microsoft unveils sneak peak at Windows 12(lunduke.substack.com)
4 points by claudiojulio 4y ago|6 comments
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
C++ is insecure in memory and has infinite unexpected behavior. Rust, on the other hand, does not compare with it, as it is safe. Linus doesn't like C++ because it sucks.
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Thanks!
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by claudiojulio 4y ago
Will the fix only be available in kernel 5.19?

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