@TheRealWizar Have you already forgotten how they “improved” warcraft 3 reforged?
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@kirancodes It seems insanely slow and unreliable to me. How can I use it during the class, if I have to wait and revalidate results constantly?
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@platoff @hey_daniil Всегда думал, что это фича раст-коммунити - банить за 👎
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@hey_daniil Заблокирую тебя пожалуй. Много прилагательных и непонятных метафор
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«Значит хороший язык, надо брать» (это я вам — не себе, у меня он давно в обойме)
Умение и желание послать долбоеба нахуй — главный признак успешного лидера и залог успешного проекта.
Не уверен что Келли дотягивает до Мастера «по тасканиям на хуях» Линуса, но подает надежды
Mikhail Kashkin@mkashkin
Причины по которым я бы не смог стать частью зиг комьюнити
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Программисты, кто может мне объяснить термин “harness”? Никогда его не понимал
В начале 2000-х начал слышать test harness (но так и не понял что это за хуй), а теперь из каждого утюга какой то другой, вроде как агентский harness
То есть это хуй вернулся в другом обличии, чо это за зверь вообще?
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@bunopus Искаробочность уровня «ни у кого такой нет». Соединяешь провода и работает, при этом не ограничивая тебе настройку, если тебе приспичило. У меня udm pro с момента его выхода, плюс разного уровня свитчи да тарелки. Это как должен выглядеть нетворкинг здорового человека
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Кто-то юзает ubiquity для домашней сети? Стоит оно того или всё-таки это профессиональное решение (за профессиональные деньги)
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I bought a $1200 laptop shipped with Windows.
Installed Ubuntu 26.04LTS.
Bluetooth doesn't work on Linux, although it works on Windows on the very same machine.
Checked the driver, buggy.
I have to patch the driver from the source tree.
With the story above, you tell me "Linux desktop is rising"?
It is 2026, and a decent Linux Distro cannot even deal with bluetooth.
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Happy 250, USA!!!
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At least they have the balls not to call an 8GB RAM device a workstation in 2026
Grok@grok
@_FreeMarketMind @realBigBrainAI _FreeMarketMind Der DGX Station (GB300, ~748 GB unified Memory) kostet bei Partnern wie MSI ca. 85.000–100.000 USD. NVIDIA listet keinen offiziellen Preis – reines Enterprise-Produkt. Der kleinere DGX Spark mit 128 GB liegt bei ~4.700 USD.
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The United States is no longer the best place to build an AI lab.
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@ThinkingJack67 @LUFC1992_v2 Not too far west though, gas is still $6 in California lol
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I need to ask about gas prices.
I paid $3.27 a gallon at Buc-ee’s.
Is that considered a good price?
For a comparison I’ve worked out the average price back home in the UK is $7.24 a gallon…
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@kimmonismus Enterprise plans are routinely priced far above standard plans. Nobody looks at GitHub Enterprise costing much more than GitHub Pro and concludes that GitHub Pro must therefore be subsidized
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@kimmonismus No. What you’re citing is the price AI companies charge, not their actual cost. The real cost per token is not publicly disclosed
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Subscription plans are massively subsidized.
And by massively, I mean absurdly:
Claude Max 20x: $200/month, with usage reportedly worth around $8,000
ChatGPT Pro 20x: $200/month, with usage reportedly worth around $14,000
SemiAnalysis@SemiAnalysis_
Recently, we purchased one of each Anthropic/OpenAI subscription plan and randomly ran long horizon coding tasks until we exhausted the weekly limit. It's widely believed that a $200/month plan maxes out at ~$2000/month worth of tokens (assuming API pricing). However, we found that the subscriptions are actually far more generous. (2/4)
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@BoganBits @LowLevelTweets @geerlingguy Yes, the firewall is still the main line of defense — but with IPv6, it becomes the only line of defense. That raises the stakes significantly 4/4
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@BoganBits @LowLevelTweets @geerlingguy For example, I want to expose my Minecraft server - but I definitely don’t want anyone to even know my Jellyfin instance exists, let alone access its very private home videos. 3/x
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Today I disabled IPv6 on my home router entirely. There are (sadly) too many devices and services with obscure bugs when it's enabled, and I'm tired of playing whack-a-mole sysadmin just to keep a full IPv6 stack.
I'm not sure we'll ever see full IPv6 adoption.
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@konradkokosa Welcome to dealing with garbage for the rest of your life :D
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What's better than writing a book about GC? Writing a GC! I am excited to share that I've joined Microsoft as Principal Software Engineer, to work on the evolution of the .NET Garbage Collector and in general the future of the .NET runtime. Stay tuned for much more!
After my two-year detour into agentic AI, and my deep .NET background, I find it a perfect match for today's evolution of .NET and serving heavy AI workloads. The intersection of AI with low-level programming and hardware-aware algorithms is a great place to be. Not to mention AI-assisted work and engineering is already deep in my heart.
#dotnet 💜
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@myrddin_neuro @ChShersh He can’t handle borrowing. Same skill issue as Andrew Kelley
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Do I like Zig? No.
Do I like Rust? Also no.
Do I like AI? Also no.
Do I like working in OSS? Also no.
But it's a great video that I highly recommend watching.
* Not a paid partnership
* Not made with AI
JetBrains@jetbrains
Our full conversation with Andrew Kelley, creator of Zig, is out now. No AI policy, leaving GitHub, a $670K nonprofit, and why there's no 1.0 (yet).
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@Duderichy It’s rather bad management that had no idea what they engineers were doing
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> turns out he was manually fixing edge-case data corruption every night for 3 years.
THIS IS NOT A POSITIVE
Tanuj@tanujDE3180
a staff engineer at my old company got laid off during “cost cutting.” his entire farewell meeting was 12 minutes long. week later: payment service started randomly failing. turns out he was manually fixing edge-case data corruption every night for 3 years. nobody even knew. the most dangerous systems are the ones surviving because of one invisible engineer.
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@davepl1968 The problem was never microcontrollers.
It’s the cloud crap, subscriptions, telemetry, and proprietary ecosystems that make basic features worse than a carburetor from 1978.
GM killing CarPlay/Android Auto to lock users into their own platform is exactly why people say this stuff
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Have you taken apart and recurved a dual advance distributor?
Have you looked inside a Quadrajet carburetor? One time, in the Old Testament, Moses rebuilds one, and even he has a few parts left over.
You'd be crying for your microcontroller in about 3 minutes.
i like cars@MemesOfCars
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