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flgstnd
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Comment #39367669
I used x86_64 GNU/Linux, NixOS, cargo 1.78.0-nightly (ccc84ccec 2024-02-07). When deleting the target directory and running `cargo build`, all the dependency crates build pretty fa…
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Comment #39367146
i thought i like rust, compiling this program was very weird. it took multiple minutes on full CPU load and even after cargo finished there was still a build process using one CPU …
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Comment #39361058
a 42x compression is also impressive as it matches the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything, maybe there is some deep universal truth within this m…
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Comment #39357685
microsoft teams is a good example of ugly urls. it could be a just a couple of letters that are mapped in a backend database but the urls feel like there is a whole javascipt file …
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Comment #39357603
you're ip address is probably in the palantir databases anyway :o
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Comment #39357467
the palantir testimonial on the landing page is funny
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Comment #39299228
I like buzz words! Somebody wanna invest in my Cyber-Quantum Crypto AI ?
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Comment #39287179
given the power of the car lobby in germany, if i were a conspiracy theorist, id say its deliberate mismanagement to nudge people into using cars.
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Comment #39286330
> business-hostile behavior trying to regulate monopolies is business-hostile? maybe sometimes its needed to hurt a monopolist business in order to .. enable competition..
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Comment #39285905
for the sake of health i recommend browsing the interweb not without ublock origin and annoyances filterlists enabled.
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Comment #39278100
how can you know? you'd need to stop to experience the withdrawal symptoms of the psychological dependence..
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Comment #39277157
I like it when programs have a way to specify a command to retrieve secrets. mbsync ( https://isync.sourceforge.io/mbsync.html ) e.g. has afaik 3 options to provide a password for …
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Comment #39271936
I think if you have the ability the travel between stars you probably also have machines to do work way more effectively than using human slaves. Maybe they could use humans for a …