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by fungos 5y ago
Money doesn't vote, people vote. Democracy is about people and not amount of money. Example, because one billionaire donates $5millions and 5000 Americans put each $200. Doesn't mean that Canadians care more because $5millions is
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Cr.h: A Simple C Hot Reload Header-Only Library(github.com)
3 points by fungos 5y ago|0 comments
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by fungos 6y ago
I've been using SimpleMail. Seems to have all the same features as FairEmail but without banners and paid Pro-version.
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by fungos 6y ago
I know about these two, which are made in Rust: - https://github.com/sit-fyi/issue-tracking - https://github.com/neithernut/git-dit Not sure about their activity/status, but they both tried t
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by fungos 6y ago
I'm impressed and I see potential on this one. I tried different ones over time but most fail at on-boarding. This was seamless and really easy. In about 2 minutes I successfully shared my project and followed known projects. This mean
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by fungos 6y ago
At first I thought it was broken as I opened in mobile and it was very confusing. Otherwise, on desktop it looks funky, but fine - not awesome but not bad.
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by fungos 6y ago
> I dont know why youre getting downvoted, the latin-rich terminology in medicine is pompous and unnecessary. C'mon! This may seems true for english speakers and non-romance languages. But I as a non-english native speaker, can say
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by fungos 6y ago
Very nice, but can you enable video controls?
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by fungos 6y ago
Nice to know, so they can happily charge 95% from your app?
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by fungos 6y ago
Right. _they_ were not meant to be Wiki.js, but ANY open source project. And was a meant to indicate the same subject as _any_ in this reply: > I don't think _any_ of the mainstream open-source licenses allow you to retroactively re
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by fungos 6y ago
Not sure why I'm getting downvoted, but this does not change the fact that yes, licenses can be changed. You disliking it does not make it wrong.
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by fungos 6y ago
Read better, I'm not replying to him. I agree with him.
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by fungos 6y ago
If they are the sole copyright owners (no external contribution) or have SLAs, they can for any future version of the software. It is not uncommon, it is just hard as most doesn't have SLA to do this.
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by fungos 6y ago
These company make changes to Atlassian code? You're conflating internal or public use with derivative work or service offering. You clearly misunderstand licensing.
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by fungos 6y ago
For future versions, not past versions.
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by fungos 6y ago
Google plans to add ANGLE support for Metal backend. Once that backend is done (and even the Fuchsia support), ANGLE will continue to be an extremely viable option. The delay of having a Metal backend may have been the reason they're d
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Bell's Tailored Marketing Program(imgur.com)
1 points by fungos 6y ago|0 comments
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by fungos 6y ago
Flutter: yay! Snap: nope! Anyway, hopefully this will cause a push for flutter support on other distros that are snap free.
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Spyware hidden in Chinese tax software was probably planted by a nation-state(nbcnews.com)
3 points by fungos 6y ago|0 comments
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Hnterm – Hacker News on text imgui using imtui(hnterm.ggerganov.com)
2 points by fungos 6y ago|0 comments
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by fungos 6y ago
This is useful.. to someone. They are just collecting a lot of passport information.
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by fungos 6y ago
there is also kdialog
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Systemd broke my file manager(fungos.github.io)
2 points by fungos 7y ago|1 comments
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by fungos 10y ago
The type safety of my sample is based on the auto deduction of the types at compile time. You can see somewhere there I do this: return std::move(ArgsResult Ok(options)); I could also have done: ArgsResult func() { ... return Ok(
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by fungos 10y ago
Just for fun, really, I've done a Result impl in my lab code[1]. I'm willing to improve it just to see how far I can get with it. :) The next improvements will be custom error types (I had it done but reverted in this code) and a
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by fungos 10y ago
Even by solving safety, erros in software will still happen. The software errors cited are much more about bad engineering, something that can't be solved by safety only.
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by fungos 10y ago
Benchmark GAME :)
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by fungos 10y ago
You're so wrong that is laughably. That laughably hashing functions are highly specialized implementations for a proposed problem. There is NO MORAL there. I code C for living and if we can use "laughably hashing functions" t
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by fungos 10y ago
But people are criticizing C because the way it is implemented is not "realistic". Or that the "hash" is a hack that will never work in real life. I don't know the background of these people, but they couldn't
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by fungos 10y ago
If it compiles and run it is allowed. There is no rule to benchmark other than having the same end result with best performance. I still can't get all the moral over this. The best thing here for Rust would be to achieve the best perfo

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