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by zenron 4y ago
Yeah they are an absolutely fantastic read. Computer Shopper meets James Bond meets Cthulhu.
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by zenron 4y ago
Well I guess everyone should migrate their open source projects off github. Any day now...
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by zenron 4y ago
Your rubicon is about 5 years out of date. VS Code and Rider are excellent tooling for .Net on or off Windows OS.
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by zenron 4y ago
While I agree that this type of online content is questionable for the reasons said in this thread, the 'dehumanized' moniker is clearly sensational. No-one in that video has been dehumanized. This is rhetoric and nothing more. A
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by zenron 4y ago
Being a free speech absolutist has nothing to do with consequences from invoking your free speech. Everyone wanting free speech despite what type of speech that they legally allow is the price we pay to have it. Invoking it and using ignora
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by zenron 4y ago
As said in other comments, not a power thing. Example, the Nintendo Wii U chose to use 3 1.2ghz (iirc) Out of Order execution cpu's that were more like a PC than the cores in the Xbox 360 even though sounding similar in instruction set
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by zenron 4y ago
If Twitter wanted to solve the problem they would have. Simple as that. Elon is the one who is putting his money where his mouth is to get the company to tackle the issues plaguing the company.
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by zenron 4y ago
Windows default went over to UTF-8 from UTF-16 a few years back so its probably alignment with them especially with MS now rolling their own linux and java.
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by zenron 5y ago
You are not entitled to play games or buy platforms. It is a net negative for the gaming industry to be limited in their revenue streams. You cannot split the baby because some customers CHOSE to buy PS5 but the game THEY want to play is on
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by zenron 5y ago
Yeah most of the PHP hate came from old school PHP 3 code co-mingled with HTML 2/3 that didn't take advantages of the simple OOP added. PHP 4 took decent steps but couldn't shake that stigmata. PHP 5 and some good MVC framewo
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by zenron 5y ago
LMAX Disruptor is living proof of that. https://martinfowler.com/articles/lmax.html
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by zenron 5y ago
> This is what happens when the US tries to compete with Asia on manufacturing in a free market. Does you definition of free market come from the "you'll work as much as I need you to if you want to eat" camp or the "
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by zenron 5y ago
Hey, you know you are right. Every time a prediction is made in connection to a fact-check, the prediction should be falsified 100% immediately. You are right, we don't have to wait.
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by zenron 5y ago
Try moving to VSCode on Windows, see if you can re-create your workflow there using plugins. Then, if you are successful, port your workflow to VSCode running in Linux.
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by zenron 5y ago
If portability/battery longevity and a high resolution is what you are after, there is always going to be a tradeoff. The monitor on my new laptop is 165hz IPS sRGB and I couldn't care less about build in monitor only doing 1080p
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by zenron 5y ago
I just got a Lenovo Blue Phantom w/ Ryzen 5800H and 3050TI for 999 USD. 3.2ghz 8c/16t Ryzen 3. Feels amazing even with Win11 on it and I am going from a Dell G3 i5 9300H with 1660TI QMax and its a very tangible feeling upgrade. (e
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by zenron 5y ago
That might be the worst analogies I've ever heard. Humans extracting value asymmetrically out of captive humans has nothing to do with new syntactical features and/or sugar of other languages that language developers are inspired
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by zenron 5y ago
Gosu's roadmap... copy .NET and Groovy Kotlin's roadmap... Copy Gosu and Groovy Java's roadmap... Make Gosu, Groovy and Kotlin redundant by supporting the idioms of Gosu and Kotlin eventually and force those languages to &#x2
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by zenron 5y ago
Mustard was my go-to condiment. I loved Dijon and stone grounds Dijon's. However, I lost my taste and smell in 2020 due to Covid-19. When my taste came back everything was fine but my smell didn't return for months. When it did, M
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by zenron 5y ago
ES is practical if your use case supports it. I think you only need to look at Citibank's success post 2008 banking crisis to see the successes they've had as a company. When their developers were touring the No Fluff Just Stuff e
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by zenron 5y ago
That is like asking a Spring Framework developer using all those juicy annotations the reason they do it vs rolling their own in pure 2006 Java code. Knowing how to do it vs using a higher DSL is always going to be nicer especially to gain
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by zenron 5y ago
Calling PragerU propaganda is like calling an Western history book written by a religious person contraband. What exact points do you take umbrage with or is this just a signal to your political preference?
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by zenron 5y ago
The Linux Experiment is one of the best Linux channels on Youtube for beginners as well as just a feel good vide technology channel for everyone. Its a must have channel next to Destination Linux Network suite of channels. Hope it gets reve
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by zenron 5y ago
I mostly agree with the overall tone of the article but I do have to point something out: > It is baffling on many levels to me. First, I am not an application developer and never have been. I enjoy writing code, mostly scripting in Pyth
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by zenron 5y ago
Well, honestly, Apple already did the hard work years ago when they created OS X itself based on NextStep and used a derivative Mach microkernel. Now, Apple ofc has pushed a lot on top of that but that is platform specific so they call it a
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by zenron 5y ago
My 386SX 33mhz SMT was in a Victor 300SX which is a rebadge of the Tandy 1000 RSX that had the SMT 25mhz SX. Victor was sold by McDuff's, a subsidiary of Radio Shack. It barely ran the Doom demo but it did run. I ran OS/2 2.1 For
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by zenron 5y ago
Marketing speak for Green Screens are now going to be Sky Blue Screens.
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by zenron 5y ago
Couldn't you say the same thing about conventional CPU's and the ability to create RNG's before ERATA show up by the vendor or found by groups doing deep dives on how correct the hardware RNG is? Or any other issue in a mains
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by zenron 5y ago
If there's one thing the history of authoritarianism has taught us, it's that the invasion of privacy will not be contained. Invasion of Privacy breaks free, it expands to new territories, and crashes through barriers painfully, m
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by zenron 5y ago
I feel you too are playing a game of toxic excuse making by dodging the math of a declining female population in a country that should be held accountable to the birthing practices it enforced on the population for many years. "Hey, Gu

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