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Akira1364
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Comment #47837969
IDK about GLM but GPT 5.4 Extra High has been great when I've used it in the VS Code Copilot extension, I see no actual reason Opus should consume 3x more quota than it the way it …
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Comment #34178924
Which Github page do you mean? I wasn't aware they'd started putting properly packaged binary releases on Github.
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Comment #34165984
Don't download the bundled Free Pascal and Lazarus distributions from this site, they're very outdated. Just get the normal releases from the actual Free Pascal and Lazarus sites w…
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Comment #29639775
I think you somewhat misunderstood the manner I was suggesting you'd be approaching things there, though nothing you've said is incorrect.
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Comment #29635283
That's not really true at all. The single byte / single character comma separators are all that matters there. As long as you directly acknowledge / exactly replicate whatever blob…
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Comment #26426828
What exactly is wrong with Nim's docs, in your opinion? They seem fine after perusing the ones at the following link a bit just now: https://nim-lang.org/documentation.html
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Comment #22339194
Two things: A) The person you're replying to is simply quite wrong about the amount of Pascal libraries available. There is no "domain of interest" I can think of that does not hav…
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Comment #22338730
This is a very strange comment IMO. There are already perhaps too many XML and JSON handling libraries for Object Pascal, as well as libraries for pretty much anything else I can t…
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Comment #22236636
You could write something along the lines of `writeln` using `array of const` with today's Free Pascal. It's still strictly better that it's actually implemented as a built-in for …
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Comment #22224320
You use "array of const" to write the equivalent of a regular C variadic function in modern Pascal implementations such as Delphi and Free Pascal: https://www.freepascal.org/docs-h…
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Comment #14680862
TFW you code in Object Pascal and don't have C-trubz
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Comment #14094576
I tried Hyper, listed in their "apps made with Electron" gallery thing. lol 250 megabyte fancy command-prompt