voidfunc

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by voidfunc 5mo ago
As a millennial I grew up with 90s fun colors. I want color. Gen X has largely oppressed us with Millenial White, Beige and earth tones. It is both inoffensive but also depressing.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Do they? I just looked at a map and I see very little oil infrastructure on that side of Hormuz plus isn't Oman Iran aligned?
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Pay me enough and I'll do it. The only thing that matters anymore is money. /shrug
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Remember kids, always sign-up with a fake birth date.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
This won't go anywhere. Too much influence at stake. The court will just decline.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
It makes tons of sense if you understand marketing and that the brand "Windows" must always come first.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
If I told someone I spent a week debugging a problem these days I think I would get laughed out of the call. Even a day might hit somw chuckles. If you cant fix the bug just slop some code over it so its more hidden. This is all gonna be fa
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
The web was, the desktop... less so. Not until the late 90's when stuff started to get wacky.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Homogenous design is a good thing. The internet isn't nearly homogeneous enough actually. The mid-90s desktop apps got it right and we've been regressing ever since then because web designers are like kids with crayons.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
I mean, thats the deal Europe signed up for after WW2.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Is Codex the new goto? Opus stopped being useful about 45-60 days ago.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
There is no such thing as "settled law" in the US. The Supreme Court can always throw away precedent at any time they choose.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Haven't tried, corporate pays for use on both work and personal projects.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
For those of us that learn better by taking something and tinkering with it this is definitely the better approach. Ive never been a good book learner but I love taking apart and tinkering with something to learn. A small toy compiler is wa
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
I used OpenCode and find it works just as well or better than CC. I dont think CC has a moat other than their model but their model is also available through Copilot.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
This is a strawman. Look up how utterly fucked social security is and tell me with a straight face it is a good system and you'll get value from it.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
We need to kill of social security. Its an absolute black hole of money and I will never see back anywhere close to the amount I paid in.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
This has to be one of the most naive comments I've read on this site. Theres example after example of people in history being totally fine with violence against human beings.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
It's bad but this is what happens when people think they're not being heard and respected. I expect a lot more of this in the future.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
People don't matter, only outcomes
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Im sure _you're_ fun to work with. Get a sense of humor.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Nah, he's here until he exits on his own. Sorry.
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by voidfunc 5mo ago
Ooh new historical Unix variant I had never heard of.. neat!
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Yea I think this is targeted at Go devs. Im in the target audience and I like it, not sure id ever use it, but I like it. Rust devs continued belief that they're the center of the universe is amusing.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Sure but thats really fucking hard tho.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Never even heard of TBPN but congrats!
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Been there; done that. This whole thing is nerd fantasy come to life but its not particularly useful and right now the world for most people is about trying to figure out how to deal with the cost of everything thanks to a poorly planned wa
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Good thing our legal system doesn't.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
It's the end of era where the plucky code crafter gets to have a seat at the table of production. Those skills are going to become less and less useful going forward. Industry is going to stop hiring those types. The future of software
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
I'd really like to see package managers organized around rings where a very small core of incredibly important stuff is kept in ring 0, ring 1 gets a slightly wider amount of stuff and can only depend on ring 0 dependencies and then ri

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