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Well, the point is to provide context, it's easier to do if server has state. For example, you have a MCP client (let's say it's amazon q cli), a you have a MCP server for executing commands over ssh. If connection is maintai
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1y ago
Well, I think returning "not found" when action performed was an "update X" and X doesn't exist. Result<Option> is totally normal where it makes sense, tho.
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1y ago
Funny that as a user of this library, I would just unwrap this, and it results in the same outcome as if library panicked.
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1y ago
The comment you're replying to specifically wanted "no panics" version of rust. It's totally normal practice for a library to have this as a standard.
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1y ago
I've noticed that models that can search internet do it a lot less because I guess they can look up documentation? My annoyance now is that it doesn't take version into consideration.
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1y ago
magic(5) means `man 5 magic`: https://linux.die.net/man/5/magic It's just a tool that can read "magic bytes" to figure out what files contains. Very different from what VectorVFS is.
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2y ago
Sure, but my point is - I'm parting ways with my money (be it cash or an asset with monetary value) either way without anything in return. It's just from tax perspective it essentially looks like I never had those money. I see you
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2y ago
hmm, please correct me if I'm wrong, but donations just decrease your tax liability by the amount you've donated. It's the same as if you donated your pre-tax dollars to 501(c)(3) org.
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2y ago
> from desktops (that POST quickly) I take you don't run DDR5?
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2y ago
Simple, they would ask chatgpt how to buy it without getting caught.
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2y ago
If ChatGPT provided instructions on how make a bomb, most people would probably blow themsevles up before they finish.
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2y ago
> That's really not true, by that logic LLMs provide no value which is obviously false. Way to leep to a (wrong) conclusion. I can lookup a word in a Dictionary.app, I can google it or I can pick up a phisical dictionary book and lo
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2y ago
If someone wants to make a bomb, chatgpt saying "sorry I can't help with that" won't prevent that someone from finding out how to make one.
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2y ago
Well, if we're talking medium-size companies - hard to bring any new language. If we're talking pure modern-tech company - good luck bringing anything other than JS because "more developers == more growth" mentality. So
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2y ago
It has the ability to "steal" lock from another tab. Once tab loses a lock, it can pause the playback.
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2y ago
> The Web Locks API allows scripts running in one tab or worker to asynchronously acquire a lock, hold it while work is performed, then release it. While held, no other script executing in the same origin can acquire the same lock, *whic
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2y ago
Well, rough edges: - bootloader (when root is on ZFS)* - ARC vs kernel page cache and OOM Killer That's all in my opinion. *: Relative to FreeBSD, but that's because bootloader in FreeBSD is part of the base system and in linux it
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2y ago
I think it's an android problem and not WiFi Aware problem
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2y ago
Yeah, it's acceptable, I want to try to convert my home server to nixbsd.
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2y ago
No, I mean piracy and there is nothing wrong with it.
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2y ago
Piracy
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2y ago
> ZFS is probably the biggest reason for me. Maybe in the past there was an argument for that, but ever since FreeBSD started using OpenZFS implementation...what's the difference? My ideal OS would be something like NixOS, but on Fr
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2y ago
Nothing, but since Apple is the only user of AWDL and WiFi Aware makes it redundant, why support both (in long term)?
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2y ago
I guess it's possible to reduce radius where that attack is executable with signal level.
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2y ago
> Localhost is typically uniquely trusted, generally speaking, Sure, but that trust is about me, an owner of this particular localhost, interacting with it, not trust some.website.on.web to have an unchecked communication with it.
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2y ago
It has everything that certain group hates: - rust - rust in linux - vtuber persona - vtuber persona's gender that doesn't match gender of person under that persona
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2y ago
It tells me which languages have people asking questions about them. That metric is useful only if it's normalized around how many people are using that language, but we don't have that metric.
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2y ago
I remember when I set up integration between GitHub Issues and some external ticket system, I've introduced infinite loop and issues being created on both sides. I'm glad that I didn't pay per task.
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2y ago
If you watch Hands on Katie on youtube (Katie created original underwire) it will all make sense.
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2y ago
I never understood SO as a measurement tool for anything, but people that can't read docs.
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