http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/history/dartmouth/dartmouth.html

Kinda funny to think that I won’t be living through any more migrations to the next power of 2. They happened so rapidly at first.

Nope but AI can perfectly re-create the API by observing the payloads being sent and received, and make an app with the same functionality.

Decompilation projects are getting attention right now because AI models being able to do it is a new thing. Essentially the end of closed source is a huge deal and people haven’t realized the implications…

Passing off AI-generated images as concept art is certainly a choice.

That’s the neat part, you’re gonna end up distrohopping before it matters.

The idea was that each component was supposed to do one thing really well and forward its output as text to the next component.

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Perhaps the least prophetic thing ever printed.

It’s A Programming Language focused mainly on tables of numbers. It’s like a spreadsheet but without the spreadsheet (and much slicker syntax).

Every day I thank the stars that I’ve never had to use office software. I used Abiword for writing papers in school and you don’t need Excel when you have APL instead. I’ve never once needed anything more than a text editor since then.

If moving to vulkan requires significantly higher specs, how is that improving performance?

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Yikes, that seems like an extreme case.

I understand qbittorent is a complicated piece of software, but does it really need 4 gigs of dynamic libraries or did flatpak really fuck up here?

Really fucking pathetic how someone has to explain to microsoft and modern ‘developers’ that the operating system already comes with UI elements

That’s a useless summary that describes 99% of reddit and lemmy users

I have literally never had one of these things happen to me before. I’m pretty sure people just make them up for clicks at this point.