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nocombination

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    Comment #39990211

    When people mention `bash` it's immediately a code smell. In order to write portable shell scripts, it must be only POSIX `sh`. If the need ever arises for a more complex data stru…

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    Comment #39653456

    Yeah sorry didn't mean to add TOML in there. And to be fair, YAML is somewhat clean for what it is. I shouldn't have included that in my rant either. My main gripe is with the "JSO…

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    Comment #39652067

    Generally there is misunderstanding of these markups. JSON came along because the JavaScript people found it convenient and more network-efficient (the irony being it's not really)…

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    Comment #39349658

    As other folks have commented, CUDA not being an open standard is a large part of the problem. That and the developers who target CUDA directly when writing Stable Diffusion algori…

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    Comment #39090562

    Remember we are talking about putting it into the core OS and overall what will the impact be on the stability of said OS. What folks here tend to describe is userspace application…

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    Comment #39083014

    Right—and maybe those places ought to install OpenBSD. https://www.openbsd.org/ Rust is not immune to security vulnerabilities. And at the end of the day, social engineering will s…

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    Comment #39082897

    It's not what you program in that matters—it's how you test and ensure quality results.

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    Comment #39082683

    Honestly, after being in the software industry for a couple of decades and seeing how many times folks attempt to reinvent the wheel (for commercial or other reasons), I am beginni…

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    Comment #38785148

    I recommend taking a look at Autotools—if anything for historical context. It quickly becomes apparent that many features in CMake (and likely meson—no experience there myself)—are…

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    Comment #38776552

    Funny to mention cmake when GNU Autotools handles all of these dependency resolution with grace using only a few lines of autoconf. CMake script syntax is not very great, and debug…

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    Comment #38772865

    > My recommendation is this - decide if you want to make a company, or if you want to make Open Source. The number if places that have succeeded in both is vanishingly small. The i…