saturn_vk

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by saturn_vk 21d ago
Heroin sucks, but if you child is addicted to the needle, take the needle away.
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by saturn_vk 21d ago
This is a fundamentally wrong approach. Let AI replace jobs. Start taxing companies that use AI proportionally to their usage, and then distribute the proceedings to the people.
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
Go has an official package search at https://pkg.go.dev/ There’s no poking, unless you are into that sort of thing
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
Absolutely. If you’ve never used Java or Go
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
vtables still need types, and a generic method that is not yet instantiated will not have them
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
That’s composition, and it’s not really the same as inheritance
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
I’ve written generic code once or twice per year. Usage through libraries is higher, though it’s not very visible.
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
Some people do like it though
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by saturn_vk 28d ago
That's been a major success
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by saturn_vk 1mo ago
So, like https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/marker/index.html ?
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by saturn_vk 2mo ago
Violently?
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by saturn_vk 2mo ago
Which part? Just saying systemd is like saying a distribution is too complex
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by saturn_vk 2mo ago
man studio and the like were really helpful trying to figure out what something did in a piece of code
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by saturn_vk 4mo ago
IIRC, go cannot run arbitrary code at build time, so that should not make it vulnerable
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by saturn_vk 4mo ago
The package might not ever be executed on the user's machine. Depending on your setup, it might only be ran on a server, where the data that can be exfiltrated is completely different.
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by saturn_vk 5mo ago
Is there an example of this?
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by saturn_vk 5mo ago
Are you claiming that this does not show the speed difference between socket vs in process communication?
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by saturn_vk 8mo ago
Great. I must be living on the moon then. I guess gnome work great there since it manages this part
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by saturn_vk 10mo ago
On the other hand, it should be very obvious for anyone that has experience with concurrency, that changing a field on an object like the author showed can never be safe in a concurrency setting. In any language.
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by saturn_vk 10mo ago
> completely unusable You forgot „for me“
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by saturn_vk 10mo ago
Why does the display server have to restore window positions?
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by saturn_vk 10mo ago
Do you have a source for that statistic?
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by saturn_vk 10mo ago
It might be better budget wise, especially in volatile times
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by saturn_vk 11mo ago
There are dozens of you. Dozens!
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by saturn_vk 11mo ago
> Wayland is still years away from usable state … for you, surely. I’m sure there are some wayland users. > autotype keepassxc passwords What is that? > remote desktop sessions IIRC, gnome comes with an ootb RDP solution that, last
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
The company is VC backed. Why would the software disappear though? It’s open source, so it can survive even if the company doesn’t
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
I found nothing. Could you share the links you found, or are you lying
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
Imho calling this engineering would be an insult to advertise engineers.
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
Curiously, I too prefer Gnome 3, but with at least one extension - hot edge to make moving to the bottom edge of the screen show the overview, and thus the launcher.
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
> It's just make polution to be produced in another location. So you prefer to have locally sourced pollution then?

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