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quincepie

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    I have given up on spending more time reviewing PRs and help fixing bad decisions made by AI because all it does is encouraging the same thing without learning. Next PR will most l…

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    Comment #47971219

    Might be harsh to say but not bothering to fix the spacing in the ai generated ascii diagram tells me how much i should be taking this project seriously.

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    Comment #47418522

    I can see the argument of parents or guardians ensuring the device is properly set for their child, but I feel like age is not the right information to use. But I agree, it's defin…

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    Comment #47417276

    to me, it's both the slippery slope argument and the lack of real reason other than "protecting minors". operating systems were designed to run the program/programs. You can make a…

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    I think what sets Zig apart from other low level languages is how easy it is to navigate a Zig source code. I was discouraged at the time (things probably changed now) when the bes…

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    I totally agree with the author. Sadly, I feel like that's not what the majority of LLM users tend to view LLMs. And it's definitely not what AI companies marketing. > The key thin…

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    Comment #42270313

    Not sure if it's the exact research that the author is referring to, but it could be this one: https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/so/2023/04/10176199/1...

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    Comment #41251694

    Yet again, this shows how useless GitHub status page is.

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    There was a also proposal for ICANN to reserve ".internal" (earlier this year) which is what I currently use. I suppose home.arpa has the advantage of being strictly resolved in th…

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    Comment #39975139

    While I wish GCC would implement integrations and/or a language server, I usually do C programming in the terminal (with entr to trigger automatic rebuild on save). I do find some …

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    To me fanalyzer is one of GCC killer features over clang. It makes programming C much easier by explaining errors. The error messages also began to feel similar to Rust in terms of…

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    s/Scale/SCALE/g

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    Comment #39577078

    There is a beta website at beta.weather.gov but i am not sure if it's the same as the source linked in the post

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    Comment #39100758

    Yes, brave has 2 checkboxes in its settings page. One for crash reports and the other for privacy-preserving product analytics (P3A) which is what they are talking about here. Disa…

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    Comment #39095829

    "Fewer than 0.5% of Brave users are using Strict fingerprinting protection mode, based on our privacy-preserving telemetry data." I think this is likely because people who go on th…

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    probably meant 13

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    Comment #38992556

    It only requires vs build tools which is likely for the linker. Other languages like rust does the same.