witx Now • 98%
During the peak of his fame I always thought this was a money laundering scheme from Musk. Only recently I've learned about the (not so much) theory that it was all an effort to screw with high speed train.
witx Now • 40%
Yes, because it's people like you and me developing AI ...
witx Now • 100%
They can absorb large numbers of users and communities and after a while close themselves to the outside. Meaning that once people "need" those communities they'll have no chance other than go threads.
witx Now • 100%
I think it's both. Corporate greed and people helping keep this up
witx Now • 95%
That's why those who "jUsT pAy PReMiUm" are at fault. These companies are just pushing the line to see what sticks, and you're perpetuating it by paying
witx Now • 100%
I was a hardcore emacs user for 9 or so years, then moved on to Jetbrains' editors, even paying for them, now I'm trying to move into neovim and loving it (only for non-work stuff for now).
Jetbrains editors have been great for me, stable and feature rich, specially in terms of debugging. The only problem I have is that they are quite the consumers of resources and power.
I used vscode for a while and what I found is that even though it consumes fewer resources than Jetbrains it also has way fewer features and fails more often. You can't do much customization or error handling besides setting some obscure json variable and good luck.
Now with neovim (and emacs) you can customize it endlessly (which is something I want) and have almost no resources used. The "drawback" is that you need more plugins working in conjunction to get the same features you'd get in the previous editors. Now, beware that things will fail sometimes for sure but you're in a position that can fully try to fix them, but will take time.
witx Now • 66%
You're wrong you can still have linux without GNU
Hi all, I'm slowly moving into the self hosted mindset specially for privacy, security and sailing the high seas. This community has been invaluable but I'd like to know which routers you use that fit well with this and plays nice with the services we're hosting. I'm mostly thinking about wifi support, openwrt, vpn (not a hard requirement), vlans, etc. I know probably a networking community would be a better place for this question, but I think this might be useful for other "self-hosters"
witx Now • 100%
My first thought exactly when I read the question. It's just another point of failure for the phone, using people's nostalgia for something that never was that great anyway
witx Now • 100%
I see your point
witx Now • 100%
I would ask on reddit, IRC channels or read the documentation. I found that I rarely get an updated answer on stack overflow for my area of work.
witx Now • 100%
It also enforced that while I was learning I would avoid asking any question there.
witx Now • 83%
I really hope it burns to the ground. One of the most toxic dev "forums" I've seen. I made a point of never clicking their site when looking for answers even if it took me longer.
witx Now • 100%
Depending on the points I can see it with education and even with things like chatgpt, but IDEs? Ah this is a new one. How do IDEs just fill code for programmers? What's next? programmers use chairs that are too comfortable nowadays?
IDEs have boosted significantly programmers productivity.
witx Now • 66%
You went there, generated content for them which is generating publicity. Other people, without ad blockers, are going there to see it ..
witx Now • 89%
And yet this is probably good for reddit. They live on amount of engagement and you dummies just fell for it.
witx Now • 100%
Take the upvote. For some reason you taking over his ideia this way made me laugh uncontrollably.
witx Now • 85%
It was ironic that some years ago he was quoting Dune on Twitter. Either the message was lost on him or he was trolling..
witx Now • 95%
It's shameful that this individual keeps talking about making a better world for humanity and then he pushes for things like this. I always thought it was some scheme to launder money...