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  • Absolutely wild that apparently some people thought this was a good idea.

  • spitzensparken blinkelichtzen

    What a fucking retard that guy is.

  • Nvidia's poor Linux support has been a thing for decades.

    If at all, the situation has recently improved. And that only after high-profile Linux developers telling Nvidia to get their shit together.

  • Use a paren-free dialect like Wisp/Whisper/Wy?

  • Then do whatever you need to do to stop freaking out about other peoples' right to choose to not deal with LLMs.

  • Jeez. Calm down.

  • crates.io: Malicious crates evm-units and uniswap-utils

    Jump
  • Sadly, the developers of these apps can't even be bothered to not dump random folders into $HOME. 🤷

  • I tried it and moved the directory. Results:

    • Firefox opens, settings from the profile are still there.
    • Empty ./mozilla/extensions directories are recreated on startup.
    • Firefox cannot show any websites anymore.

    Yikes.

  • Always good to know that after sitting on it for 2 decades, shipping some half-assed shit was the best they could do.

  • Yikes, thanks! Good to know.

  • Good decision. Sounds like a decent human being!

  • Ok, didn't want to discourage you!

  • Might be useful to some, but the underlying assumption that "more features = better" is questionable in general.

  • Just take the L and go away.

  • I'm working on Core whose primary design goal is to not invent any new features, but implement existing things correctly.

    The grammar is implemented with recursive-descent, one could define an equivalent EBNF, but I haven't found the need to do so yet.

  • Working on my programming language, and improving some blog posts of mine. :-)

  • 😂

  • Programming @programming.dev

    Intel's original 64bit extensions for x86

    soc.me /interfaces/intels-original-64bit-extensions-for-x86
  • Yeah, but compared to counting money, nobody cares if some physics paper got its numbers wrong. :-)

    (Not to mention that would require the paper to have reproducible artifacts first.)

  • Removing let-else is the whole point of the linked article series:

    Being able to do to everything Rust does, but without Rust's zoo of if-then-else, match, if-let, let-else etc.