Agreed.
Those are not the "software engineers" but coders, those who like to say that the university degree doesn't add anything in programming.
It's possible it's a deliberate project decision to support very old CPUs. But it could be multi-targetting different CPUs and using SIMD whenever available.
> The answer was to add as many features to the language as possible. Because Java is losing market to languages with many features. Which is good. Given history of Java under Oracle supervision, and the availability of…
That's why the world looks more favorably at Rust than C++ now.
Samsung what? Fridge? Air conditioning? Dishwasher? Excavator? A single more word of explanation would make it crystal clear, whereas now I need to wonder whether it is about TV, computer monitor, smartphone or who…
I’ll sit out this drama until pgrust 0.5.
I found it funny that people use Chromium-based browsers and pretend they're unique. If you want freedom, features and manifest v2 then just use and support Firefox.
> France is shooting themselves in the foot. Various European countries are very good at that, starting from UK brexiting the EU, Germany shutting down all their nuclear power plants. Do not get started on accepting…
What exactly are you trying to convey here? That this penalty is not an issue? Would you be willing to pay it from your pocket then? Quad9 is not Cloudflare nor Google. It's a nonprofit, in case you blinked right at the…
3k comments loaded quite a while.
> applied to 2,300 jobs This is precisely the problem. Until people were applying manually, the amount of resumes to read was manageable. But if 2300 people apply each to 2300 jobs, then every company receives 2300…
Prompt it to create a bash script that will clean those directories and schedule it every few minutes. Apparently OpenAI is unable to fix this properly, even using its state of the art AI.
Then Linux kernel should be rewritten in FreePascal now.
And you need to SUM them to get the actual disk consumption. Add every 54 MB or so to get 489 megabytes (466 MiB) in total. 26.09.2026 11:44 55 325 476 SGr-Iosevka-Bold.ttc 26.09.2026 11:44 55 529 052…
download the zip file from github and unpack it.
No, Meta, really? Who would have thought? 10% of their global income is from scam, In Poland reportedly 37%. Do you think they'll stop faking reality, and dividing and deceiving people when they make money out of that?
Half a gig for a single variant of this font? No, thank you. That just doesn't make any sense. Perform some minification and/or publish just TTF or OTF.
> there's no way a C web server will be free of RCEs in today's world. That's a bold claim not supported by facts. The following one had not had any RCE for 27 years, since its inception, and counting. I am certain…
I like everything about it EXCEPT the Apache HTTP Server (if I understood the article correctly). It should be discouraged nowadays. Its lack of progress, lack of features, poor performance and lack of security makes me…
That's not how it worked in the past. There was no notion of "CI" and usually you installed software by downloading the source .tar.gz to your target server, then doing: tar x cd <source dir> ./configure <options> make…
Yeah maybe it's less visible nowadays, but in the past the world was not just Linux and FreeBSD. There were many commercial Unixes which differed from each other and from Linux. And to be portable to such systems you…
> I would have much preferred SVG diagrams based around static screenshots. Just take your time to contribute that to the project, it's a win-win.
So on one hand you're lagging 4 years (and 4 versions) behind, but on the other hand it's just 4 years and 4 versions. I like your approach. Without it there'd be no progress. Google has similar policy in many places.
DuckDB is the best thing world got since 1990s. https://duckdb.org/2025/05/19/the-lost-decade-of-small-data....
Agreed.
Those are not the "software engineers" but coders, those who like to say that the university degree doesn't add anything in programming.
It's possible it's a deliberate project decision to support very old CPUs. But it could be multi-targetting different CPUs and using SIMD whenever available.
> The answer was to add as many features to the language as possible. Because Java is losing market to languages with many features. Which is good. Given history of Java under Oracle supervision, and the availability of…
That's why the world looks more favorably at Rust than C++ now.
Samsung what? Fridge? Air conditioning? Dishwasher? Excavator? A single more word of explanation would make it crystal clear, whereas now I need to wonder whether it is about TV, computer monitor, smartphone or who…
I’ll sit out this drama until pgrust 0.5.
I found it funny that people use Chromium-based browsers and pretend they're unique. If you want freedom, features and manifest v2 then just use and support Firefox.
> France is shooting themselves in the foot. Various European countries are very good at that, starting from UK brexiting the EU, Germany shutting down all their nuclear power plants. Do not get started on accepting…
What exactly are you trying to convey here? That this penalty is not an issue? Would you be willing to pay it from your pocket then? Quad9 is not Cloudflare nor Google. It's a nonprofit, in case you blinked right at the…
3k comments loaded quite a while.
> applied to 2,300 jobs This is precisely the problem. Until people were applying manually, the amount of resumes to read was manageable. But if 2300 people apply each to 2300 jobs, then every company receives 2300…
Prompt it to create a bash script that will clean those directories and schedule it every few minutes. Apparently OpenAI is unable to fix this properly, even using its state of the art AI.
Then Linux kernel should be rewritten in FreePascal now.
And you need to SUM them to get the actual disk consumption. Add every 54 MB or so to get 489 megabytes (466 MiB) in total. 26.09.2026 11:44 55 325 476 SGr-Iosevka-Bold.ttc 26.09.2026 11:44 55 529 052…
download the zip file from github and unpack it.
No, Meta, really? Who would have thought? 10% of their global income is from scam, In Poland reportedly 37%. Do you think they'll stop faking reality, and dividing and deceiving people when they make money out of that?
Half a gig for a single variant of this font? No, thank you. That just doesn't make any sense. Perform some minification and/or publish just TTF or OTF.
> there's no way a C web server will be free of RCEs in today's world. That's a bold claim not supported by facts. The following one had not had any RCE for 27 years, since its inception, and counting. I am certain…
I like everything about it EXCEPT the Apache HTTP Server (if I understood the article correctly). It should be discouraged nowadays. Its lack of progress, lack of features, poor performance and lack of security makes me…
That's not how it worked in the past. There was no notion of "CI" and usually you installed software by downloading the source .tar.gz to your target server, then doing: tar x cd <source dir> ./configure <options> make…
Yeah maybe it's less visible nowadays, but in the past the world was not just Linux and FreeBSD. There were many commercial Unixes which differed from each other and from Linux. And to be portable to such systems you…
> I would have much preferred SVG diagrams based around static screenshots. Just take your time to contribute that to the project, it's a win-win.
So on one hand you're lagging 4 years (and 4 versions) behind, but on the other hand it's just 4 years and 4 versions. I like your approach. Without it there'd be no progress. Google has similar policy in many places.
DuckDB is the best thing world got since 1990s. https://duckdb.org/2025/05/19/the-lost-decade-of-small-data....