Isn’t it better to simply use a non-GC language for this?
If it’s just a mental exercise, it’s a really interesting article, but if you need something like this in production, just use C++ or Rust or whatever the kids are using these days.
Java applets and flash, those were the times…
Still remember how cool it felt when I made a card flipping animation in flash. Nowadays you’d just do it in CSS and be done with it.
Aren’t there these weird stripes to lick that show some other drugs?
Anyway, not being able to recall an alphabet might mean you’re doing drugs, it might also mean you’ve seen way too many people get shot by police for fun and you’re stressed as fuck.
Oh yeah, I feel sorry for all the Immich users who know it just won’t happen to them. Losing your movie collection sucks but you can download again, but personal photos deserve much better treatment. Though it sucks paying extra for cloud backup of your photos.
Ah, so just putting them into permanent coma through several brain damage?
I mean, forever might be too strong of a word.
Sure, what else should the developers prevent me from? Running sudo rm -rf /*? Or sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda?
I get that people hate AI, but this is literally the same as running rm -rf /* - you should know what you’re doing if you’re doing that.
Like, in claude it’s dangerouslyDisableSandbox, if you enable that, the errors are on you.
I personally buy from GOG almost exclusively, but it really depends on you. If Steam features are important to you, use Steam. If what GOG’s doing with DRM is important to you, buy from GOG.
Can’t you continue buying games from both? And use Playnite or something? Or even just GOG Galaxy which has the ability to import your games from Steam and run them?
You can just put the game into Steam after install, works great.
Who in their right mind gives an AI access to do whatever without asking for permissions? Especially when asking for permissions is the default? This is 100% on the user.
Well, I’m happy that it’s dying as well. That place got horrible. When AI first arrived, I was happy I don’t have to spend much time on SO.
I have accrued a fair amount of points on there through the years, I really liked the concept. But around 2020 or so I pretty much stopped answering because it got more and more hostile.
Like, when someone closes a question because it’s a duplicate of a vaguely related question from over a decade ago in a version that’s been out of support for a decade and the relevant API doesn’t even exist, you know it’s not a good place. And that happened extremely often.
It used to be good, then it got shitty and got replaced with something else. Not as good as StackOverflow at its best, but much better than StackOverflow at its end.
IMO there’s a huge difference between “doesn’t enjoy” and “being indifferent”.
Like, me and my partner watch some movies that they’re definitely not enjoying, but they still watch them because we’re together and they don’t not enjoy them.
Point is, you can do things together if you accept the other side is not into it as much as you are.
What even is this response? That’s like telling a gay person they should try being straight.
Unlikely that it’s actually any regulatory requirement, but I don’t see anything illegal about it either (though I’m not based in the US, so I don’t really know).
Depends. Not according to OP, yes according to everyone else.
Does ř count?
I don’t think a LLM would be so wrong about it.
The umlauted letters are separate letters, your table is wrong.
Those count as separate letters.
I mean, Syncthing is much more than that. The great thing about it is that it works no matter where you are - home wifi, over the internet etc.
But that means that someone else’s server is used whenever you leave your home network.