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CPython eases Rust requirements as assimilation continues(theregister.com)
3 points by dingi 2d ago|0 comments
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Windows 11's Project Zenith promises a distraction-free experience for devs(windowscentral.com)
1 points by dingi 12d ago|2 comments
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Linux to Disable RandStruct Security Feature by Default If Rust Support Present(phoronix.com)
3 points by dingi 13d ago|0 comments
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by dingi 14d ago
If anything, list of people listed here is worth following. This Drew guy seems to be pretty nasty person full of himself.
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by dingi 2mo ago
Appreciate your hard work over the years. Jellyfin is a great product that I have been self hosting for years. Wish you guys the best. Thank you.
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Milk-V Jupiter2: RVA23-Compliant RISC-V SBC(milkv.io)
6 points by dingi 2mo ago|2 comments
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Intel is giving budget gamers what Nvidia and AMD won't(pcworld.com)
2 points by dingi 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dingi 3mo ago
> So they dropped it and built their own version, with blackjack and hookers. This cracked me up
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by dingi 3mo ago
As someone who works with Java on a daily basis alongside a dozen other technology stacks, let me go out on a limb and say that I believe Oracle has been a stellar steward of the language. Java has been evolving quite nicely and at a reason
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by dingi 4mo ago
Seems like apples to orange comparison. Text editors are always fast because they just don't provide that many features compared to an IDE. Language servers in my experience do not work that well for large projects. They feel pretty du
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Gen Z workers are intentionally sabotaging their company's AI rollout(fortune.com)
7 points by dingi 5mo ago|1 comments
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by dingi 5mo ago
Yeah right. Depending on their spouse is not ok but depending on whims of a soulless corporation is ok. Do you hear yourself?
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by dingi 6mo ago
Wars are part of nature. It is inevitable. So your proposition is based on wrong assumptions.
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by dingi 6mo ago
Birth rates among liberal women in almost all developed societies suggest otherwise. Women are doing double duty and doing both badly. Women are relatively and absolutely less happier than they were 50 years ago. So I'm having hard tim
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by dingi 6mo ago
Islamic societies could be the only ones that will be left standing after all these nonsense we see in the west.
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by dingi 6mo ago
This issue looks partisan from the outset, but both sides push the same thing. They just use partisan justifications.
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by dingi 7mo ago
It really shows how far the HN crowd is from reality.
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by dingi 7mo ago
Not with this compatibility mess. I would trust ARM for a server/pc system, the day I can boot standard Debian Aarch64 image on them. Until then x86 it is.
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by dingi 7mo ago
I'm building Dropnote, a small tool for physical businesses. Someone who is physically at a place can scan a QR code and leave a short message in their browser. No app, no account. Messages are asynchronous; staff reply when available.
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by dingi 7mo ago
Django is boring in a best possible way. Rather than spending six months setting up a bunch of microservices, you spend couple weeks on Django and ship a working product. Built in admin dashboard for example is a godsend at small scale.
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by dingi 8mo ago
They only care about Java -> Kotlin integration. Not the other way around. It has been like this for a long time. Looks like an extractive relationship to me to be frank.
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by dingi 8mo ago
Europe is stuck with American tech with no real alternatives in the horizon. Europe doing an independent stack is just wishful thinking.
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by dingi 8mo ago
Genuine question to US folks: Why do you guys seem to be hell bent on keeping and welcoming large number of illegal immigrants in your country? Almost no other country does that except western ones. From an outsider’s viewpoint, current app
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by dingi 8mo ago
Vanilla Gnome user here. Gnome may look like it was designed for tablets but it has a keyboard shortcut for basically anything. So you don't do much of point and clicks if you know Gnome. You can but you don't have to. It just get
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by dingi 8mo ago
What's the point? They are e-waste as soon as they leave the factory.
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by dingi 9mo ago
Isn't strlcpy the safer solution these days?
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by dingi 9mo ago
A lot of OSS burnout comes from a broken assumption: that publishing code creates an obligation. Historically, open source meant "here's code, use it if it helps, fix it if it breaks." No support contracts, no timelines, no m
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by dingi 9mo ago
I have a lot of nostalgia for Canonical. I still remember the excitement of receiving those free "ShipIt" CDs in the mail; Ubuntu 8.04 was my gateway drug into the Linux ecosystem, and I'll always be thankful to them for maki
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by dingi 9mo ago
Why bother with these obscure boards with spotty software support when you can get a better deal all around with an x86 mini PC with a N150 CPU?
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by dingi 9mo ago
Precisely. The 'hustle' culture and the fetishization of hyper-efficiency act as a catalyst for a wide range of systemic societal problems. I'm glad that I'm not part of that sphere.

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