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> Announcing Purple Llama: Towards open trust and safety in the new world of generative AI translation: > how we are advancing the police state or some bullshit. btw this is good for security and privacy didn't read,…
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your entire reasoning is just that your UI (a shell) cant work with spaces. literally unix brain damage. one UI supports this one supports that, neither should have any pressure on how data in the system is formatted.…
i like how thanks to un*x mentality i can just expect argv to be the most malicious possible implementation where the invoker can put anything in it and it will be there for the invokee, on the os family boasting its…
why is this absolutely oblivious, joke of an article voted so high? web browsers are bloated and insecure, and there is practically no difference between them. tor browser tries (keyword) to reduce fingerprintability to…
looks like an absolutely uninteresting boomer language, by the fact that it just shows standard imperative stuff followed by "wow it supports unicode, we are up to date"! (which is a misfeature, btw, i like being able…
why do people write articles about go features? when PHP was in its prime, almost nobody wrote blogs explaining how they found some philosophy in PHP. there's a reason for that. when you see someone open their article…
> something something privilege > text only i'm a big guy now > no indication of what this group actually was unless i perhaps read every paragraph > i liked the thing because of camaraderie now you know why the hacker…
when i was 9 and first used the web i was annoyed by how pages can subvert you and steal focus and show popups (and do audio via flash) etc and even then it was unambiguously obvious that this is a misfeature that…
> Don't pretend that CSS is hard. if i was to implement a browser that could properly render CSS for some given set of real life scenarios i would be getting back to you in 100 years. paying tax, banking, trading…
inheritance is NOT for liskov substitution, and not even OOP fans will argue that as most even consider inheritance a mistake. inheritance is specifically to make a subclass with the same methods and allow overriding a…
he probably meant on the terminal but he's just LARPing like every other UN*X enthusiast. they like to create false dilemmas like "legacy" and "embedded"* to justify their bloated poorly implemented string flinging…
this is a perfect example of how UN*Xoids like to enamor themselves that they are the last bastion of responsible devs maintaining the 30 year old system that was never good to begin with from breaking
"java trying to force its world view" is the correct way to design a programming language, just java is a bad language, and only half way forces its world view when it has to be 100% for this idea to work. in the sense…
nope, it's definitely just for vanity. it will be hard to explain that on a forum dedicated to people whose work revolves around upholding this myth, though. html not being readable without css is a bug or bad…
because the web is broken in every way imaginable for no reason and should have been discontinued about 14 years ago. but this is really old, now my favorite is dns rebinding [1]. this has to be one of the most…
> At the time of the punk icons’ rise to fame, capital punishment remained on the statute books for the crime of high treason even though it had been abolished for all other crimes. While it’s unlikely Lydon and his…
the solution here is simple: a police officer in your face means that if you disobey them in any way, you could be insta killed with their insta kill buttons. this means that they hold an incredibly dangerous job that…
nope, escaping is definitely worse in bash (and all shells) than real languages.
> man bash is not long it's literally longer than reading the Go spec and even after reading it several times i still can't code bash
ahh, the myth of the pragmatist who outsmarts the academic. one day you will grow up. bash is a terrible language, and no academic background is needed to come to this conclusion
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> Announcing Purple Llama: Towards open trust and safety in the new world of generative AI translation: > how we are advancing the police state or some bullshit. btw this is good for security and privacy didn't read,…
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your entire reasoning is just that your UI (a shell) cant work with spaces. literally unix brain damage. one UI supports this one supports that, neither should have any pressure on how data in the system is formatted.…
i like how thanks to un*x mentality i can just expect argv to be the most malicious possible implementation where the invoker can put anything in it and it will be there for the invokee, on the os family boasting its…
why is this absolutely oblivious, joke of an article voted so high? web browsers are bloated and insecure, and there is practically no difference between them. tor browser tries (keyword) to reduce fingerprintability to…
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looks like an absolutely uninteresting boomer language, by the fact that it just shows standard imperative stuff followed by "wow it supports unicode, we are up to date"! (which is a misfeature, btw, i like being able…
why do people write articles about go features? when PHP was in its prime, almost nobody wrote blogs explaining how they found some philosophy in PHP. there's a reason for that. when you see someone open their article…
> something something privilege > text only i'm a big guy now > no indication of what this group actually was unless i perhaps read every paragraph > i liked the thing because of camaraderie now you know why the hacker…
when i was 9 and first used the web i was annoyed by how pages can subvert you and steal focus and show popups (and do audio via flash) etc and even then it was unambiguously obvious that this is a misfeature that…
> Don't pretend that CSS is hard. if i was to implement a browser that could properly render CSS for some given set of real life scenarios i would be getting back to you in 100 years. paying tax, banking, trading…
inheritance is NOT for liskov substitution, and not even OOP fans will argue that as most even consider inheritance a mistake. inheritance is specifically to make a subclass with the same methods and allow overriding a…
he probably meant on the terminal but he's just LARPing like every other UN*X enthusiast. they like to create false dilemmas like "legacy" and "embedded"* to justify their bloated poorly implemented string flinging…
this is a perfect example of how UN*Xoids like to enamor themselves that they are the last bastion of responsible devs maintaining the 30 year old system that was never good to begin with from breaking
"java trying to force its world view" is the correct way to design a programming language, just java is a bad language, and only half way forces its world view when it has to be 100% for this idea to work. in the sense…
nope, it's definitely just for vanity. it will be hard to explain that on a forum dedicated to people whose work revolves around upholding this myth, though. html not being readable without css is a bug or bad…
because the web is broken in every way imaginable for no reason and should have been discontinued about 14 years ago. but this is really old, now my favorite is dns rebinding [1]. this has to be one of the most…
> At the time of the punk icons’ rise to fame, capital punishment remained on the statute books for the crime of high treason even though it had been abolished for all other crimes. While it’s unlikely Lydon and his…
the solution here is simple: a police officer in your face means that if you disobey them in any way, you could be insta killed with their insta kill buttons. this means that they hold an incredibly dangerous job that…
nope, escaping is definitely worse in bash (and all shells) than real languages.
> man bash is not long it's literally longer than reading the Go spec and even after reading it several times i still can't code bash
ahh, the myth of the pragmatist who outsmarts the academic. one day you will grow up. bash is a terrible language, and no academic background is needed to come to this conclusion