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by 7bit 9mo ago
You're changing the argument again. I'm not in agreement with your statement.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I never said Zig has no safety features. What I said is true, though. If it would have Rusts guarantees (as in: The same) it would be more complex.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You’re changing the argument. The point wasn’t whether more safety is “worth it”, but that comparing ease while ignoring which invariants are enforced is misleading. Zig can feel simpler because it encodes fewer guarantees. I’m not saying o
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by 7bit 9mo ago
> without fighting the compiler It's unfortunate that "writing safe code" is constantly being phrased in this way. The borrow checker is a deterministic safety net. Claiming Zig is easier ignores that its lack of safety ch
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I'd don't think they are disconnected. That would just attribute carelessness where malice should be attributes I believe they are intentionally removing these features to push some metrics to increase their bonuses.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
> "Did you forget to close your p tags or is that on purpose?" > [...] > These are all adapted from real comments; If that's a comment you get, write better code. It does not matter to me whether closing p-tags is ma
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Just Yesterday I read that Vietnam banned unstoppable ads and was like: wow, Vietnam is really pro-consumer and progressive and gives a damn about lobbyists. Well. Gone is that notion ..
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by 7bit 9mo ago
That almost sounds insulting. Like management is the only party with vision, drive and a goal and everybody else is just there to help. When often management just manages and true innovation really comes from people of all positions.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I agree, let's finally ban the fucking Bible.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I wrote down your handle, so if you are ever hiring, I will be able to skip your toxic place.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
I think there was also planetquake. Loved these sites and frankly, they are beautifully designed. It shows the age, but apart from not being accessible and not being able to scale, the UI was really structured and easy to navigate. I miss t
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by 7bit 9mo ago
You are completely missing the point. Mistakes can be made. But OP asked repeatedly what he must provide so Google can validate his identity. They didn't answer his questions, even after OP asked multiple times. This is not a "mis
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Anecdotally, yesterday I launched the Windows sandbox to investigate some files and noticed that notepad.exe was not available. A quick research revealed that this is because notepad.exe was replaced by the modern variant with Colipot and s
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by 7bit 9mo ago
> This is not about understanding the message, ... 99% of the population have no idea what "Header size exceeded" means, so it absolutely is about understanding the message, if the devs expect people to read the error.
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by 7bit 9mo ago
> But. Should have stopped there...
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by 7bit 9mo ago
> mostly striking military targets You are ok with Trump invading a neighbour country, kidnapping a person while accepting some civilian casualties? I wonder what you would think if Canada would invade the USA and kidnapping Trump and ot
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by 7bit 9mo ago
Don't feed the troll
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by 7bit 10mo ago
The fact that you state that muscle soreness is necessary for hypertrophy shows that ignoring studies is bad advice.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
I used Gemini Pro and it was unable to comply with the simplest instructions (for image diffusion). Asking it to change the scene slightly by adding or removing object or shifting perspective yielded almost the same result, only with some c
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by 7bit 10mo ago
Policing how to speak? What are you talking abiut. You are free to completely ignore the advice. No one will audit you about it and let you fail.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
> I hate doing the whole whataboutism thing [...], but... ... yet, you did it anyway, without going into detail or providing any clue where these violations (as you claim) are. If there's any substance to what you say, provide some
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by 7bit 10mo ago
Just to note: these companies control infrastructure (cloud, app stores, platforms, hardware certification, etc.). That’s a form of structural power, independent of whether the services are useful. People can disagree about how concerning t
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by 7bit 10mo ago
15 years back people were given Windows macOS and Linux and people voted which OS were ready for the Desktop and which were not. The only BS is your inflammatory contribution to this topic.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
Was he ever competent in something, tho?
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by 7bit 10mo ago
That's not a problem with group policy. You're just complaining that GPO is not omnipotent. That's out of scope for group policies mate. You win, yeah yeah.... Bye
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by 7bit 10mo ago
At this point you're just arguing for the sake of bashing on Microsoft. You said it yourself, that's not related to ACL, so what are you doing, mate? This is not healthy foundation for a constructive discussion.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
Procmon.exe. Give me 2 minutes. You make it sound like it's such a difficult thing to do. It literally will not take me more than 2 minutes to tell you exactly where the permission issue is and how to fix it.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
I always found it straight forward. Never had an issue and I've implemented my fair share on thousands on devices and servers.
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by 7bit 10mo ago
Not by default. Not as extensive as in Windows. What's your point?
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by 7bit 10mo ago
And behind on a lot of stuff. The Microsoft's ACLs are nothing short of one of the best designed permission systems there are. On the surface, they are as simple as Linux UOG/rwx stuff if you want it to be, but you can really, REA

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