TunaCowboy

Just dress up like a ghost or a fucking vampire or something, JFC.

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You can just compile emacs and/or neovim yourself rather than installing a whole new distro to get different versions.

As far as lsp-mode goes, a bunch of language servers will already auto install, you can add support for ones that don’t or script it yourself in the shell of your choice or elisp.

eglot is an alternative to lsp-mode that takes a more hands off approach.

Enabling lsp for a specific language is pretty much just:

(add-hook '<LANG>-mode-hook 'lsp)

If you’re using use-package:

:hook (<LANG>-mode . lsp)

eglot can be substituted for lsp.

I never said it does, are you intentionally ignoring the context in which my comment was made?

I have no love for the c-suite, but framing the OP as simply ‘asking for money’ is either ignorant or disingenuous.

You get to choose the license (or write your own) when you develop software. If you don’t want a permissive license don’t license your software that way, your motivation clearly doesn’t align with these licenses anyway.

Seems intentionally adversarial.

pass: the standard unix password manager

pass: the standard unix password manager

This can be solved fairly simply with traditional flex/bison or a PEG, using an LLM is way overkill.

When walmart and applebee’s post ads on lemmy…

Haha, but seriously, fuck your ‘grandad’.

Put your phone on vibrate, you’ll survive.

You should try running the original command with elevated privileges, sudo nmap ... on linux.

nmap -A -T4 -p- <IP>

Mom, I need a flowchart.

Sorry honey, we’re all out, but I think there’s a btree in the pantry.

https://ifuckinghatejira.com

it’s now or never, I ain’t gonna live forever.

💀

Please fix the fucking lights while you’re at it.

I wouldn’t say I’m on OAI’s side here, but I’m down to eliminate copyright. New economic models will emerge, especially if more creatives unionize.

My comment was speaking in a general context.

I’ve seen the video and I agree with Ted. Anyone with experience understands creep, and although Wedson denies it it’s exactly where they’re headed. Ted and others are right to voice these concerns and attempt to set very clear expectations for the rust developers.

They took on the task knowing it was experimental, would be difficult, and that they would be second class citizens - you don’t get to agree to the terms and then complain about them later.

The rust community is its own worst enemy. The political infighting and constant compulsion to shit on other languages is a turn off to many, and there are plenty of applications where memory safety is not the highest priority.