codeberg is doing fine
Yeah. You can follow microformats and use Bridgy to syndicate to BlueSky and Fediverse
Every race, the engine of a top-fuel dragster only completes about 900 revolutions and then has to be rebuilt! https://www.motortrend.com/features/top-fuel-dragsters
Yes, the other trees hear it. Easy :)
Most of the new solar farms do plant them, it just takes decades for trees to grow big enough to hide the panels Personally I like the panels
Library code - This is necessary because some things are best done correctly, just once, and then reused. I am not going to write my own date/time handling code. Or crypto. Or image codecs. Run time - This makes…
Ohh like property tax on a vacant building
> After I found out I could also link to the real Wikipedia It's magical watching people learn about hyperlinks. Even technical people don't always seem to know the power of a string that says, "Go to this server and…
I've never ever run into this. I haven't seen currying or partial application since college. Am I the imperative Blub programmer, lol?
> ADB installs are not impacted by the waiting period "If you don't like the food we're serving, you can always buy a farm"
You have to find good people. Bad people will find you.
I hate that. If I live in the country, my car spies on me. If I live in the city everyone spies on me. One value I agree with the libertarians on is, I just want to be left alone.
Today's experts are the novices of 40 years ago, and today's novices will be the experts in 40 years. C and C++ don't require static analysis, and it's difficult to set up, and so most of us slide down the incentive…
Can't read but it's not sudden for me. I don't dance. I feel separate from most of humanity on this issue.
What point are you trying to make? That Facebook is not trying to push the boundary of laws and ethics?
"it's not just X, it's Y" Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank.
Build more?
Which is also bad for privacy
You know, the AI pet rock guy made a million dollars.
I swear I read somewhere that Clippy actually did have spyware in it. But I can't find the source anymore. I thought it was on Hacker News within the last 2 years or so, some Microsoft retrospective on building MS…
It's network effect, same as Facebook
Deep links would _kill_ on this. I'd love to be able to link someone to the Blackbird. (25,700 meters)
They both have input and output and obey the laws of material nature. They take in information, make decisions, and then take action. Or is the brain not mathematical?
Yep I've gotten basic Tauri stuff to run on Android. It runs fine but, speaking as someone with no prior Android experience, once you need to leave the "Everything is in the view" model, it gets confusing. But that's…
Brutally honest? I hope it shows the huge amount of land needed for parking lots :P I heard that the SimCity devs have had to fudge that out for gameplay's sake ever since the oldest versions
codeberg is doing fine
Yeah. You can follow microformats and use Bridgy to syndicate to BlueSky and Fediverse
Every race, the engine of a top-fuel dragster only completes about 900 revolutions and then has to be rebuilt! https://www.motortrend.com/features/top-fuel-dragsters
Yes, the other trees hear it. Easy :)
Most of the new solar farms do plant them, it just takes decades for trees to grow big enough to hide the panels Personally I like the panels
Library code - This is necessary because some things are best done correctly, just once, and then reused. I am not going to write my own date/time handling code. Or crypto. Or image codecs. Run time - This makes…
Ohh like property tax on a vacant building
> After I found out I could also link to the real Wikipedia It's magical watching people learn about hyperlinks. Even technical people don't always seem to know the power of a string that says, "Go to this server and…
I've never ever run into this. I haven't seen currying or partial application since college. Am I the imperative Blub programmer, lol?
> ADB installs are not impacted by the waiting period "If you don't like the food we're serving, you can always buy a farm"
You have to find good people. Bad people will find you.
I hate that. If I live in the country, my car spies on me. If I live in the city everyone spies on me. One value I agree with the libertarians on is, I just want to be left alone.
Today's experts are the novices of 40 years ago, and today's novices will be the experts in 40 years. C and C++ don't require static analysis, and it's difficult to set up, and so most of us slide down the incentive…
Can't read but it's not sudden for me. I don't dance. I feel separate from most of humanity on this issue.
What point are you trying to make? That Facebook is not trying to push the boundary of laws and ethics?
"it's not just X, it's Y" Don't you worry about Planet Express, let me worry about blank.
Build more?
Which is also bad for privacy
You know, the AI pet rock guy made a million dollars.
I swear I read somewhere that Clippy actually did have spyware in it. But I can't find the source anymore. I thought it was on Hacker News within the last 2 years or so, some Microsoft retrospective on building MS…
It's network effect, same as Facebook
Deep links would _kill_ on this. I'd love to be able to link someone to the Blackbird. (25,700 meters)
They both have input and output and obey the laws of material nature. They take in information, make decisions, and then take action. Or is the brain not mathematical?
Yep I've gotten basic Tauri stuff to run on Android. It runs fine but, speaking as someone with no prior Android experience, once you need to leave the "Everything is in the view" model, it gets confusing. But that's…
Brutally honest? I hope it shows the huge amount of land needed for parking lots :P I heard that the SimCity devs have had to fudge that out for gameplay's sake ever since the oldest versions