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Wow the future seems bright for my achives
Wow the future seems bright for my achives
Yeah exactly what I experienced. You just end up rewriting Rust constructs!
I mean yeah… Linus may not like it but people will still build on top of Ethereum & others
I had an oral to pass for my graduation and I needed to put my slides somewhere (PDF)
We like data hoarding ;) !
Wow this seems amazing, I could test so many things lol! Thanks for solving my problem :)
What do you mean ;)!
Should I consider switching? X11 just works and I’d need to rewrite all my config and I don’t really have the time rn.
I have this misunderstanding even if I use Linux a lot that when I work for a long time with a lot of things opened… my RAM fill up and never get down.
I heard it had to do with swap, can you quickly explain why?
The person that created the first version of assembly was a woman I think!
What is it like in Chicago? It’s really THAT bad?
(I’m an European)
What are limitations of browser for backend?
Is this like a real anecdote? Two years… no problems no questions ?
When installing pandoc, it’s doomed :)
For real, when I typed in the command to install it, there was a hundred package to install (Haskell bloat) so I gave up
Guys I only used SystemD and I didn’t know you could use anything else lol stop hating I never had any problems!
Wow! 13GB! I did some heavy stuff on my computer with like a shit ton of Docker servers running together + deployment and I never reached 13GB!
Without disclosing private company information lol what are you doing ;)
I solved practically all of my problems and I see why C++ is such a monument in software engineering it’s sooo cool versatile and fun
I think I’m gonna use Bazel anyways, the basic stuff and configuration I need is there. It’s super easy to say what part of your code depends on which.
You can use globs to compile every files and be aware of every head according to a regular expression… yeah I really like it.
Exactly, you’re right: it does not feel like you’re creating? You’re always fighting against the compiler and I prefer some debugging/seeking and keeping good practices that being surveilled and punished by the compiler.
I really like Arch because it’s bare metal but not too much => it’s very easy to choose the components you need for your installation and exactly fine-tune your experience without spending too much time with something like Nix/LFS/Slackware.