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I would make a request to show fitness centres as a 'category'.

Did anyone figure out how to use this with another repo?

Sideloading is such a horrible term for “installing apps without Apple’s approval”. And Apple illegally even tries to STILL require their approval.

The main reason for the persistence of C despite its warts and general mess is just "first-mover advantage": it was the first, therefore it has more libraries/packages/development of the ecosystem than the alternatives.

Stop being lazy, go back to engineering first principles and it makes little sense to stay with C. [Insert systems programming language du jour] or any other well-developed language makes more sense.

The free software zealots are a tiny fraction of the open source community.

I just cannot get excited for this VC funded experimental piece of technology. 10 years ago, maybe. Node.js is not going anywhere anytime soon.

I wanted to read this, but seeing that godawful AI generated filler picture made me reconsider.

Your browser is sloppy.

If your YC startup fails you can possibly still pivot or try again. I don’t understand his thesis at all.

Sharing the C++ Annotations here, which is a continiously updated book on modern C++. http://www.icce.rug.nl/documents/cplusplus/

I loved playing on 2b2t, until it got too popular all of the sudden when a YouTuber did a video on it.

2b2t (an anarchy servers in genral) are Minecraft the way it is meant to be played.

The article starts with “San Fransisco”. It is clear which summer is meant.

Qt of course, hands down.

Operator overloading is one of those things that needs to be done with good taste.

Probably? It is a non-free license plain and simple.

It is being worked on! https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre/discussions/161

Personally I'd rather live in Germany or the EU after a short prison sentence than live in some shady third world country, always looking over my shoulder and trying to protect my wealth.

'Sane' C++ is apparently still using macros all over the place. :) Not really to be taken seriously.

> one of its driverless cars struck and dragged a pedestrian along the street in an accident in October last year

Please don't call it an 'accident'...

> “Accident” tends to imply that no one is at fault — and when it’s used in the context of a traffic crash, it also can give the impression that what occurred is not that serious.

https://www.helpinginjuredpeople.com/legal-blog/its-a-collis...

This is just an idea at this point. Ask again in 30 years.

If you prefer to read a book rather than read slides: http://www.icce.rug.nl/documents/cplusplus/

Because Sam Altman was one of the religious leaders of the Hacker News techbro cult.

Putting quotes from unreliable sources in headlines is dangerous journalism in my opinion.

Apple is nearing 3 billion dollar valuation. This is an inexcusable bug since the most banale Q&A testing would have caught.

I had the same experience, until a friend told me you really need a good monitor (144 Hz+) and a good mouse, otherwise you are hopeless in this game.

I really can't feel sorry for people that think it's a good idea to depend on proprietary software for their light bulbs.

You 'installed' OpenStreetMaps?!

Why use a non-FOSS database at all?

I would argue that random segfaults are not particularly good DX.

https://www.isopentfopenyet.dev/ is out of date! You had one job!