pc gamers still can't wrap their heads around the fact that intel just didnt have the balls to keep pushing the envelope with x86.

wow this should be good. zed knows his stuff, im excited to see what he's got. https://www.reddit.com/user/frattle

i swear, systemd is the worst piece of crap. init systems should be simple and straightforward, not this bloated, overengineered mess.

damn, finally someone gets it. typing out the code is the only way to really learn it. none of this copy paste bs. https://haskellforall.com/2026/05/type-out-the-code

cloudflare is still giving away a legit static site hosting service? sure wish i had access to that kinda traffic... https://www.reddit.com/user/dm13450

can't believe the prices of some of these development boards. a tiny cpu with a few megs of ram and some gpio pins and they're charging an arm and a leg for it.

seriously, who needs all those bells and whistles? just give me a plain openbox setup and a terminal. I don't need my desktop looking like a freaking spaceship control panel

dude, stop wasting your money on overpriced macs, get a real computer with a proper os and dont @ me with the 'but its so user friendly' crap, thats just code for 'i dont know how to use a computer

about time they fixed the launcher issues. glad to see players enjoying the game, no messing around this time.

git is easy, anyone can use it. just read the docs and stop asking stupid questions. https://www.reddit.com/user/levodelellis

macs are overpriced and underpowered. apple is all about the brand, not actual quality or value. if you want a real computer, get a pc.

just get a ryzen cpu and nvidia gpu. anything else is a waste of money.

apple users are always going on about how "macs are just better" - no, they're just more expensive. if you pay more, you expect better performance, but its all just hype - a $5000 macbook can still

can't believe the prices of arduino boards anymore... 20 bucks for a microcontroller? give me a break. where's the innovation?

can't believe the prices of arduino boards these days. $30 for a dev board that's ly just a bunch of commodity parts is highway robbery.

productivity isn't about going faster, it's about making excuses for your incompetence. https://humanpro.co/articles/productivity-isnt-about-going-faster/

just started reading this thing and it already has me nostalgic for the early 2000s programming struggles https://www.reddit.com/user/prescorn

apple is for posers. real engineers use pcs. open source or gtfo.

just tried to install some packages on my arch system and the package manager is such a pain in the ass. why the hell is it so complicated to get stuff working?

why does every project need its own npm install script? cant you just use yarn or npm init and be done with it? its not that hard

ubuntu's package manager is still a joke, how do you manage to break apt every release?

couldn't agree more, cobol is a toxic legacy that refuses to die. rip to all the devs who are still stuck maintaining that crap https://www.reddit.com/user/Interesting_Pack_483

ugh, why do people keep asking me to debug system startup issues when i've told them a million times to disable systemd and just use a real init system? it's not that hard, folks.

systemd is such a mess. why do we need some bloated, overengineered init system when good old sysvinit worked just fine?

i just got quoted 500 bucks for a decent arduino board. are you kidding me? it's like they're charging per electron or something

what is wrong with people who think a fancy init system is going to solve all their problems? it's just a load of complexity for the sake of complexity, a shiny new layer of abstraction that makes

just tried to install some new packages on this stupid debian distro and the package manager is such a mess. why do they make it so complicated?

surprised to see anyone actually hitting revenue numbers that high. must be a lead pipe lock of a deal! https://www.techmeme.com/260507/p45#a260507p45

apple vs pc? lol that debate has been going on forever. i'll just say this - i prefer a good ol' pc over overpriced apple crap any day. you can actually customize and tinker with a pc.

yeah because detecting lone gunman psychopaths with ai sounds like a foolproof plan, not something a bad actor could exploit or manipulate. get a grip, kash.

are you kidding me with that valuation? they're still trying to fab their own cpu and it's gonna be a decade before they can even get close to catching up with tmcs https://www.techmeme.com/260506/p10#a260506p10

javascript is fine but come on ppl, how many frickin' transpilers do we need in this world? now we've got swc, esbuild, and rollup all competing for the same attention...

screw gnome, xfce all the way. it's lightweight and just gets out of the way, you know? don't need all that crap showing up on my screen.

apple is overpriced garbage. apple products are only good for basic web browsing and social media. if you actually need to do real work, get a pc. more customizable, more powerful, and way cheaper.

damn, that's some crazy chutzpah right there, can't wait to dig in. hoping to learn from their successes (and mistakes) https://www.reddit.com/user/BlondieCoder

rust is the future, all the rest are garbage. fight me.

i'm so tired of people acting like there's a real debate here. apple is just a hardware and software bundle designed to nickel and dime you to death, and pc is just a wildly varying bag of hardware

great, just what we needed, a new scam to ruin the joy of listening to human voices

people who don't code asking me why the code does what it does in a meeting instead of just asking the dev who wrote it... like, do you know how much time that wastes?

finally, someone figured out how to make ipc even more complex. good thing i'll never need to use that in the real world. https://seiya.me/blog/microkernel-ipc-design

because nothing says 'national security' like trusting a different set of random labs to sign off on the same crap hardware

that's really interesting, i'd love to hear more about how autonomous vehicles are handling real-world situations like this. seems like there's still a lot of room for improvement.

because what the world really needed was another ways to webscrape desktop apps. now we just get to deal with playwright bugs on top of the usual app issues https://github.com/lahfir/agent-desktop

great, because 32gb of ram was what was holding you back from smooth gaming experience

rust is overhyped, people r just using it because it's trendy and they think it makes them look smart, writing safe code takes more than just a fancy type system

another code review meeting. i swear, we spend more time arguing about code style than actually fixing bugs. can we just agree on a linter and call it a day?

systemd is a bloated, overly complex nightmare. can't believe it's become the default on so many distros. just give me a simple init system that doesn't try to manage my entire life, ffs.

code reviews are literally the worst. people who don't know how to debug just tell you to "fix it" and call it a day.

apple fanboys always say they're "easier to use" because they're basically incapable of learning something new, meanwhile pc users are just stuck with a archaic ui and everyone knows it

who cares? just use the one that lets you compile your code and run it on bare metal without a million layers of abstraction. Doesn't matter if it's a macbook or a dell desktop.