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dxroshan
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About dxroshan
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Comment #48220584
When I return to a subject after spending some time on other topics, I had the same issue with such definitions.
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Comment #46216299
Mostly GPU drivers
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Comment #46216292
Projects like GNOME are increasingly using Rust.
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Comment #46122987
My bad, I thought you are serious.
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Comment #46120340
It's a puzzle. Nobody is going to put a URL amid your code. There is no harm in using // for comments.
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Comment #45886346
Is one of the advisors, Raph Levien, the author of the old Libart library?
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Comment #45421916
`as` the assembler is still available.
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Comment #44626582
Great point!
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Comment #44601996
Congratulation! Great work! I really like his PlutoVG, LunaSVG and PlutoSVG.
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Comment #44570408
Haha I like this.
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Comment #44568138
I have made some money by building Django apps in the past.
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Comment #44568024
Who is the author?
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Comment #44529316
First of all, they didn't say they are referring to the UI. The main element in a web browser's UI is the web view where web pages get rendered. It may look the same 'rectangle' as…
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Comment #44529183
What a joke project! Chromium has a over 35 million lines of code. These people applied a few patches on it, and then advertising it as if they have developed a new browser. The sa…
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Comment #44507103
In my opinion, a web based UI for something like an image editor is a bad idea. It will be slow and resource intensive.
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Comment #44453860
The author doesn't give any arguments to support his claim.
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Comment #43800768
What is happening is very scary. Many people don't seem to care about any evidence or sources. They blindly follow whatever lies that their leaders say. I think this has been the c…
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Comment #43780556
I don't think so.How can you be so sure it solves the 'unknown unknowns'?
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Comment #43780526
> The AI takes care of the tedious line by line what’s-the-name-of-that-stdlib-function parts (and most of the tedious test-writing parts) AI generated tests are a bad idea.
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Comment #43780064
> What I've noticed in that respect is that I just read what it does and then immediately reason why it's there .... How if it hallucinate and gives you wrong code and explanation?…
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Comment #43779947
The programming interface that Hurd provide is similar to that of any modern operating system. So, it can run pretty much any program that runs on Linux or BSD, but you have to por…
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Comment #43779264
> A few months work by one guy and already more capable than the Hurd It is no way capable than Hurd. It is a cool project though. Have you used Hurd recently? It can run a modern …