feelamee

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by feelamee 6d ago
there is still an iphone SE 2016
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by feelamee 10d ago
I think its deeper than "reading books" vs "doomscrolling social media's". Books can be fast food too. And, probably, in our time more and more books will become fast food. There are a lot of good staff in format of
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by feelamee 17d ago
The law will not work without a technical solution. So, you need both. But, at least, technical.
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by feelamee 17d ago
> So now, because of bad actors, I need to pay for the privilege of watching a website or using a service that was meant to be free? No, thanks. First of all - I suppose it should be very cheap. So, real humans will not pay much. Second
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by feelamee 17d ago
using which floating point standard? IEEE754 is totally deterministic
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by feelamee 17d ago
Hm, interesting - how will it look the actual solution for such problems in the future. I suppose the issue will continue to grow. First idea - there should be some cost for sending traffic somewhere. And the server owner also should receiv
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by feelamee 18d ago
how gc influence time complexity? elaborate, pks
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by feelamee 19d ago
> but a sluggish web is a deal breaker for many these days. are serious? web is sluggish anywhere... and this is a common "trend"
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by feelamee 19d ago
would be interested to see comparison: 1. windows + hdd 2. windows + ssd 3. linux + ssd I know that Linux can greatly speed up startup, but more likely that ssd gave bigger impact.
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by feelamee 20d ago
between us three, I am considering your comments as political propaganda against Norway. And this is off topic here. So, I advise you, guys, to reflect upon your words.
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by feelamee 20d ago
> Worse than YAML can be only complaining about YAML. Hating YAML is a cliche. Its cliche for you, but not all people know about YAML problems. If it is not interesting for you and people who already know about this, why open this thread
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by feelamee 20d ago
I think you should check this page before making snarky comments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inference See Examples section.
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by feelamee 20d ago
He misspelled subset/superset, but the idea with streaming is right. Given: - YAML support streaming - any JSON is valid YAML Conclusion - any JSON is streaming
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by feelamee 23d ago
> "We see a future where intelligence is a utility like electricity or water and people buy it from us on a meter and use it for whatever they want to use it for" - Sam Altman of OpenAI true, but he missed one point - we alread
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by feelamee 1mo ago
this is not a solution. Running an untrusted software will always be a security drawback. Permissions/sandbox/etc can decrease risk, but not eliminate it
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by feelamee 1mo ago
so, it should not be updated automatically. so, you should not trust something that install updates (literally - install another software) without your agreement
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by feelamee 1mo ago
> Small PRs were never asked for because they're easier to write, it's always been for the benefit of the reviewer I think they were asked before AI and even they were not easier to write. Its same as with commits. Usually when
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by feelamee 1mo ago
I would like to read blogpost about this and what could be done better.
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by feelamee 2mo ago
> In early 2026, we saw a gradual increase in all categories of bug reports, but by March, the shift was apparent: we received more bug reports than we had in the entirety of 2025 sure, moreover - maybe big AI usage significantly influen
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by feelamee 2mo ago
If the ocean is the main hero there, why is the forest still important to our health?
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by feelamee 2mo ago
naming of api functions too. They all prepended with "SDL_" as if this is SDL library, but it not.
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by feelamee 2mo ago
what the true answer? oh, there is no? My intuition says that Ann now is 24
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by feelamee 2mo ago
yeah, but I'm just using `git restore -S -p`
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by feelamee 2mo ago
it's not as easy as you said. it can be tricky and complicated to use edit mode. I usually use it, but still often don't understand - will this edit succeed or why it is failed.
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by feelamee 2mo ago
and also for git restore
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by feelamee 2mo ago
why you want to build new terminal multiplexer? Is there issues with current? tmux or zellij? Still very interested. Especially if you will go further than terminal - multiplexer for window environment, not just in terminal
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by feelamee 2mo ago
pimpl can solve several problems and allowing to extend struct without breaking ABI is the one is them. But even such implementation of pimpl breaks compile time and ABI dependency. You can't change size without breaking ABI, but still
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by feelamee 2mo ago
Why did he do this? Really, if this is a way to protect your privacy, then it's a bad way because it causes such a scenario. Of course it works well against the stolen phone scenario, but not again "state authorities suspect me&qu
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by feelamee 2mo ago
> And before it grows too big, it wastes memory how it wastes the memory? It's just a bytes array of the same size as struct. I would be more imposed on how idiomatic pimpl with heap allocation influences memory usage and cache hits
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by feelamee 2mo ago
I think nothing prevents this, but this is just not the point of unique_ptr. unique_ptr is still ptr , so it consequently follows raw pointer semantics.

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