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I design software. Sometimes, I even write it.
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I usually tell by the writing style, it's really distinctive.
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tbf he died as he lived, refusing third party support
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I can see it compared to gecko, but I had to work on that codebase back in ~2014-2016 and it honestly wasn't great. Has it gotten better since then?
Usually I liked reading webkit sources (or, well, at least JSC ^^)
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how I feel except replace IJ with vsc and vsc with neovim
(except I don't do vue, my lsp is clangd)
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Ok but browsing that feed doesn’t send a message to my friends telling them to send me their cat pics
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there's a mathematical proof that this works: the turing machine (it's not truly turing complete if the tape is finite, after all)!
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this is a classic move known as "no good deed goes unpunished",
such as that one time Markus MalwareTech.com Hutchins only got in trouble because his name resurfaced as a consequence of him singlehandedly stopping wannacry by buying a domain name (if I got that summary wrong, please *do* yell at me)
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some things are better left to humans (flopification)
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it's divorcedcore
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finally, real music
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might bring it back behind a build-time flag, but honestly, it's really not worth it
the biggest issue is the gc pausing, and it's really not so bad
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go is decent!
the main issues tend to be what it's trying to do anyways (i.e. it's a better C for services and userland)
it's worth learning if at least because of how they handle interfaces and goroutines
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Where’s the meow ???
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let's go gamblingggggg
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I was gonna say "depends on your goals" but I read the other threads so I know what those are.
Anyway, given that, Fedora starting from a minimal install (like, the option in the installer) is correct.
Otherwise I would have suggested Oasis because it's pretty cool tbh.
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Most shells avoid making the difference and so end up being skewed in one direction or the other “arbitrarily”.
I think approaching the design problem consciously should make it possible to have trade offs that make more sense than what some of these projects have.
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Prompt and history is already done by a bunch of things like read line, line noise, etc.
Syntax highlighting will always depend on the language, but if it’s some form of LL1 or LR1 it should be feasible.
For suggestions you can have a callback engine.
In short: yes, but more work.
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trying very hard not to anthropomorphize here, but it's hard since we're talking about objects from a human perspective, and such a process is ingrained into our way of thinking about such things (and other reasons as to why it makes sense, just roll with it)
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no, they remain the departed's belongings until someone metaphorically "adopts" them (and the process completes in mutual agreement)
so even after having a new "owner" the object might remain "Grandma's House" or whatever
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We honestly need a term for consumer VPNs to differentiate them from actual networks that are virtual and private.
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what is it this time?
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it's a cold take so I don't see much of an interest in doing it tbh
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I don't have depth perception (nor have I ever had it, doctors aren't quite sure why, but I simply see in 2D), so all of my understanding of sizes is based on context and experience.
The consequence? If I see something weird in the sky, I just presume it's a plane or something, unless it grows fast.
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me when
me when the coroutine is adversarial and not cooperative
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you could be @lidl …
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oh I've been doing that through 2016ish, just gotta know how to configure it right
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remember when you could get your kernel fully functional with no modules whatsoever (all built-in) and it'd be under .5mb?
nowadays they add the damn kernel objects in as modules anyway, you can't even truly disable them :( they're just built-in as rodata and loaded dynamically anyway
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even older day gentoo was pretty shrimple if you think about it
t. worked on parts of gentoo back in the day
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You can have multiple subjects, so I don’t see the issue there :0