Fonzie!

I do backend development in PHP and Ruby, and AI sometimes has a suggestion that helps me out but is often completely, utterly useless, especially at actually coding the thing from scratch.

I am Autistic 😃

They can come with an RK3588, which is more powerful than the Raspberry Pi 5.

Although it loses by a large margin in performance from even my old Dell XPS’s Intel i5-7300HQ, the performance isn’t great.

That said, that is right in between a ThinkPad T440’s 4th gen i5 or i7, so maybe that’s not all bad.

Ah, I thought those lines didn’t make those 'compromises". I’ll look into it, thanks!

Their Thinkpad T’s and X’s still seem honestly good, it’s just that there’s many Thinkpad lines that are shit as well.

You jest but I unironically want one of the Thinkpads with a Snapdragon X (|Plus|Elite) to compile my Rust on.

Posted 10h ahead of you, with the exact same replies.

You can do a quick search before you do this.

I, on the other hand, hope something will push them to pay their programmers 25 an hour

I don’t mind using it for larger teams, it can be great for organised communication such as dev teams!

But it shouldn’t replace documentation.

(Also, Discord itself is a proprietary, censoring telemetry wasp nest, your FOSS dev team shouldn’t be organised in it but Matrix, XMPP, IRC channels or something else open.)

Here’s some German humour for you:

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kijetesantakalu li wawa!

It’s under the flap but ok

Yeah, but it shouldn’t replace forums.

Isn’t that just a bandwidth issue?

No, you need to go further: https://512kb.club/

For me a web app IDE includes a DB manger, HTML previewer, etc.

A text editor edits text, an IDE is an Environment that Integrates Development tools.

Thanks for the clear explanation!

• ability to rollback to previous versions

I think apt handles this, as well, no?

All the other reasons are very valid, though! Especially the transactional updates!

And they give you more control over the permissions that you give the application; packages from apt, yay, etc. get full filesystem access by default even if they contain a bug or malicious code, flatpaks can be walled off by you very well.