Yotsugi · HackerTrans

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I don't undestand why there's still no solution for this in STL. Surely compilers like GCC could support a setup where STL instantiations are cached somewhere? If it was just one extra compile flag telling compiler to cache all template instantiations in some directory however it pleases, that would solve more than STL problems.

Yotsugi

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> and because I care about C++ build issues

Look no further, these builds will give you more than enough issues on any sizable project.

Yotsugi

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>Start free trial

Into the trash it goes. Even if I was a big corporation, I wouldn't depend on something that was only made to make money off of it to manage anything.

Yotsugi

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It isn't worth it, if you care about freedom and configurability, Gentoo exists.

>reproducibility

would like to see people reproduce software that embeds build timestamp into the binary.

Yotsugi

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L-1011

Yotsugi

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Ironic to see this considering planes could land and takeoff by themselves since 60's and the only reason why it's not all of them that can do this is because of greed.

Yotsugi

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By not following any of these nonsensical assumptions, it's my computer, I will modify my hardware and software running on it however I want.

Yotsugi

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Yotsugi

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When it's a social problem, it's always people who are to blame. Reddit for example even had(? I think they fixed that one) downvote trolls farming downvotes because any attention works, and if it can be measured long term, it's even better!

You can't blame made up things if people actively choose to engage with rage baits. Every time something like that has occured, I time and time again notice that people could've solved this by doing nothing.

In real social setting, when someone says an unfunny joke, literally nobody laughs, and whoever said it feels very uncomfortable. On internet, when someone writes something stupid, they might sometimes get more replies than an interesting thing...

How can something like "The Algorithm" be blamed for people laughing at incredibly bad jokes?

Yotsugi

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Let's say I create another website that allows people to share things and other people to comment on those things, pray do tell how do I prevent ignorant comments? Should only people who have Mensa certification be allowed to comment? Does Mensa alone rule out all cases of error possible in human brain? Does any metric in fact? How about the other way, how does having 87IQ prove that this person cannot say something profound sometimes?

Yotsugi

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Is it "cancel culture"? Article reads like author simply can't handle what anyone who is even remotely relevant has to deal with on a daily basis. It's just reality of being known by more than a dozen people in one chatroom on internet.

There's a reason why most popular people in the world don't run blogposts or personal emails out in the open. They basically have to hire other people to do it for them via company level hierarchies.

The problem is there will always be a certain type of social outcast that will do anything for attention even if that requires doing illegal things to be noticed.

The only way to avoid these things is to be irrelevant, I never received a death threat in my entire life, but I also don't have anything like a blogpost website either.

This has always been the case in life, you also don't say things in public that you'd get beaten over, do you? Whether that's wrong is not my problem though, legal system as it is does not really care and can't prevent these things, the matter of fact is that whether you get beaten is your choice and legal system will only punish in hindsight. On internet, all of that is amplified, but at least noone can beat you up until you go outside.

You should be mindful of what you can or cannot handle before you say anything, if you fear any adversity and god forbid are some sort of pacifist who wouldn't defend their own life to death if necessary, it's probably best to say nothing and go unnoticed by anyone, that's just how things always were and always will be on this animal planet.

Yotsugi

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Regardless of commentary, it's free publicity. As for

>Giving up LTE

that's very heavily personality dependent, if I didn't want to be bothered by anyone I'd turn off my phone and leave it at home, limiting myself on other days where I do want to access internet from anywhere and be bothered by internet, it would be highly inconvenient for me.