throwA29B

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by throwA29B 6mo ago
>ignore them for some reason The reasons are clearly stated in the issue you have linked.
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by throwA29B 6mo ago
Elitism is good. Elitism is just. There is absolutely nothing wrong with elitism. Skill based one of course.
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by throwA29B 7mo ago
>immutable >setters sigh
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by throwA29B 8mo ago
No. You want 'for' to be a looping construct with no other meanings. Seeing code in my native language makes me laugh, I can't take it seriously.
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by throwA29B 10mo ago
What is the point of this post? To shame the author?
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by throwA29B 10mo ago
Can't wait for the Ladybird to arrive.
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by throwA29B 11mo ago
It is not an IDE though, just set of compilers/translators like gcc.
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by throwA29B 1y ago
>period of 1995-2001 That time basically only some intro-European migrations happened: Germans repatriating from the recently dissolved USSR, other Europeans moving back and forth, maybe some refugees from the Balkans. Interesting stuff
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by throwA29B 1y ago
libc, starting with errno, continuing with fopen/printf/str* functions, locales, etc is a pile of quick hacks; set of useful abstractions at the time, no doubt! But that time is long gone, for decade(s) it is nothing but a drag.
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by throwA29B 2y ago
Chaining calls is an anti-pattern. Not only this is needless duplication of ye olde imperative statements sequence it also makes debugging, modifying ("oh I need to call some function in the middle of the chain, ugh"), and underst
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by throwA29B 2y ago
>Native compilation is now enabled by default. And it shows. Now emacs is much nicer to use on Windows. Big thanks to the developers!
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Internet of today quite differ from the Internet of the past.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Judging by the quality of the content of the page, this KOSA bill is at least not a bad thing.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
>Like Israel, the Soviets also failed to invest in the lands they occupied Don't know about Israel, but you definitely know nothing about the Soviets.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Why complicate things? Just fire him.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
>everyone using it in business and multimedia must just like making their life harder Nah, they just either don't know any better or just don't care. I think it is a mix of both. >I forgot Linux was the greatest You can&#x27
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by throwA29B 3y ago
>macOS is good You can't be possibly more wrong here, mate. macOS is an absolute garbage. Always was. And Windows 11 tries to mimic that but fortunately fails at that too. Edit: add reddit spacing
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by throwA29B 3y ago
I dislike SaaS very strongly. I will not repeat the "why"s mentioned in this thread, just add one that I haven't seen yet: SaaS incentivize doing busywork that is visible but not necessarily useful. For example JetBrain'
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Well they were not that huge, but most of organizations had "board of honor" with photos and names of best workers displayed for everyone to see. It was mocked ("look at those idiots that work for free, lol") even before
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Probably increase, because demand for the "silent" sellers will increase.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Was/is there ever a precedent of punishing both buyers and sellers? How did/does it fare?
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Hello, Hitler, how is the weather in Hell?
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by throwA29B 3y ago
Ugh... I read the same about Ukraine being a beacon of freedom, democracy, and prosperity and Putin being extremely mad because Russia has none of that, and Russians would be pointing fingers and asking questions... Which is utter rubbish.
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by throwA29B 3y ago
>What does China actually stand to gain by invading Taiwan? Dignity. Healing of the last wound inflicted by invaders. China will be whole again. And also removal of American puppet from their border and drastic decrease of US influence i
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by throwA29B 4y ago
Computers help generating gigabytes if not petabytes of (garbage) content that is consumed by billions of people in HD+ 24/7. AI will soon increase that even further. Or that doesn't count as a productivity boost?
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by throwA29B 4y ago
Somehow this reminds me of a wise saying: "Every problem in CS can be solved by adding level of indirection. Except for the problem of excessive number of indirections".
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by throwA29B 4y ago
This. 2FA (implying a phone number which is most likely most important number in your life) for a link sharing web site? You must be joking.
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by throwA29B 4y ago
>Ukraine will almost certainly not surrender Of course it will. >ground troops from neighbors, EU, and possibly NATO They are not suicidal, I don't think. >Russia “saving” a brotherly nation goes flying out the window Yes. Tha
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by throwA29B 4y ago
Huh? Indiscriminate bombing US-style will do that in a flash. Heck leveling Kiev will do that too. Could be done in a day.
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by throwA29B 4y ago
Looks like saying "where is the fraud there is bound to be embezzling" is on the money again.

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