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jcelerier

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About jcelerier

https://jcelerier.name

https://celtera.dev

https://ossia.io lead dev

https://twitter.com/jcelerie

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    Comment #49235360

    the two last one didn't scan at all on my phone :/

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    Comment #49150546

    > I've never even once thought "my terminal feels slow and I want to find a different one" wild

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    Comment #49150534

    > Shitty is moving from the imported GPL baseline to an MIT-only codebase. It does not intend to retain the GPL as the final project license. that's really something that cannot be…

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    Comment #49122445

    > Most deadlines are artificial and self-inflicted. most software in the world is built by consulting companies for external customers and under their customer's deadline, thus not…

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    Comment #49116897

    > you'll quickly see the implementations of the real world procedures users are crafting become unwieldy rather fast. maybe but for some users that's the only way they will ever wo…

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    Comment #49116832

    > This can be a negative multiplier: code I thought I wanted that gets immediately abandoned is a net-negative if no one else wants it (lets face it, this is the safest default pos…

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    Comment #49092596

    I had to find the manual for my parent's oven a few months ago, just finding the model n° was almost impossible

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    Comment #49029348

    > However, you're not going to want to look at yourself through your selfie camera with a filter that hides your imperfections when you're checking to see if something is stuck in …

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    Comment #49029336

    Nvrhi sadly doesn't support metal. I use QtRhi and that gives metal, d3d11/12, Vulkan, OpenGL and even works on wasm

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    Comment #49007826

    > They did not change the laws. yes they did? in Québec: https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/uber-is-officially-a... in France: loi Thévenoud and Grandguillaume (which were the…

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    Comment #49006475

    it was a crime to run your own unregistered taxi service in many places until uber came and the laws changed to adapt

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    Comment #48999375

    > Alternatively, perhaps we'll see models fine-tuned or steer-able towards accuracy that customers can themselves use to get a more honest view on what the product would look like …

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    Comment #48974055

    Isn't it borderline illegal for publicly traded companies to not try to maximize profit? "interest of the company" in theory but in practice

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    Comment #48974037

    > Imagine we had that for software - "your JS is too big, you can't ship until you get it under 50 kB". ... that's a very normal constraint in many fields of SWE?

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    Comment #48947644

    Not even, this was deemed too insecure. So now we have to have one protocol per-use case instead of something that allows to handle easily all the use cases we already know exist -…

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    Comment #48947638

    > it's the clash between reality and the intent (whether a location or practical set constraints), the individual skill of everyone involved, costume and prop department That's not…

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    Comment #48920098

    The protocol for this has recently been accepted, now it has to be implemented by every compositor

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    Comment #48877595

    > The required high degree of connectivity might be attained with the help of microminiature radio transmitters and receivers. I mean pretty much everything has a wifi chip these d…

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    Comment #48768713

    I've seen developers pushing code repeatedly to car engine firmware with for-loops that weren't even valid C syntax, have yet to see a modern LLM do this kind of mistake

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    Comment #48745063

    > computers and Internet shouldn't exist and life would be better I don't think that's remotely controversial

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    Comment #48728001

    > there's at least one customer in need for a product just because whales exist does not mean feeding them is a goal to aim for as a society. 99.9% of technology could disappear to…

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    Comment #48706427

    What's your opinion on software like https://www.autohotkey.com/ then?

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    Comment #48634784

    But a lot of people are still running macOS < 10.15

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    Comment #48569346

    In throughput but not in latency, and especially not in variability