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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
RAM prices go down. My hope though is that the period RAM prices stay up will put electron apps out of market.
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Grok recently created a cancer vaccine for a dog that reduced tumor size by 75%
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Meta. Meta is behind Meta's 2B lobbying. Headline is crazy
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Oh no, i was going to setup the same, would you mind sharing more details? I just need a text-only linux for basic stuff. Do you share your nixos config anywhere?
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
At this point, take all the lessons of wayland, plan everything in advance rather than incrementally deciding basic things like screenshotting and then build something new, superseding wayland so that power users like me and app developers
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Im just happy theres someone out there who cares for masochists.
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
There's a funny term some cool kids use for them, "drone", I think? Personally I think it's too short to convey the full utility.
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
8 GB RAM and 6/10 "respectable" repairability.
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
No offense, and God forbid I sound like a "fanboy" but I'd highly recommend using Rust or Zig instead of c for the rest of your project. I appreciate C and assembly and am pretty "conservative" in my choices of PL b
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Amazon getting all excited hoping it's real.
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
The best of them all. Edit: meant gmaps
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
If you give me your background I'll explain in longer terms but in short it's about making the intent clear and anyone who understands s modicum of PL theory understands why what's a constant is so and what's a function
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
my manpager is `vim -`, can't beat that
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
> youtube is slow Maybe they're using Windows Phones?
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
Assert early, assert often!
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by sourcegrift 6mo ago
I like libreoffice but I can never bring myself to run java and electron apps on my computer.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Don't mean to be rust fanatic or whatever but anyone know of anything similar for rust?
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
I'm seeing deep technical stuff after months, so I'm happy!
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
All your replies are substantiative-- can you make a comment (or add text to OP) where you talk about the following: 1) Previous work 2) Your differentiation 3) What's your business case for this personally? 4) Potential problems etc
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
"open source" is not a trademark. Technically he can say whatever.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Europe is going totalitarian everywhere. Just yesterday Hungary arrested 7 private individuals for carrying gold. Granted it was a big amount $40m but there was no probable cause for arrest.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
I wish more people understood the severity of the situation but all we ever get is that "New York has been underwater since 2010". Do people really want to take action only after the problem is irreversibly bad!?
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Yes. Yes, so true. And the phd types building these models are probably even scared in China that ICE will fly there to deport them.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
In the era of GitHub etc, if you're not giving out every single data point of your research, it should be assumed it's fake.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Nadia sounds like an Iranian name. Would you happen to be one? Congratulations on shipping!
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
How does being in Finland make you slow? Finland is a country most western countries aspire to be!
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Yet more difficulties for vulnerable groups. Given how much cartels rule mexico, if this data gets in their hands the consequences are unimaginably bad.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
Iranians are some of the smartest people on earth, (Shia muslims frown upon inbreeding) so they don't need to acquire anything from anyone.
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
> But they all just skip the press releases and go straight to the not using it part Lol
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by sourcegrift 7mo ago
I've had nothing but great experience with F#. If it wasn't associated with Microsoft, it'd be more popular than haskell

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