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by BlackFly 1y ago
Interested parties may want to read the original article https://doi.org/10.1038/nature06902 in place of the highlight https://doi.org/10.1038/ncpgasthep1189 .
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by BlackFly 1y ago
Yes, I cite that in another comment. The article calls it theft, well specifically they say "stole" but that implies theft.
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by BlackFly 1y ago
You've dodged the meat of my complaint by not having an example where you need to inject into a struct to test an implementation. Moreover, if you slap `Send + Sync + 'static` then you can certainly avoid the problems I am hinting
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by BlackFly 1y ago
I feel in rust you want to be a lot more judicious in where you introduce and deal with traits than in other languages with interfaces. Author blames lifetimes for this but I think the truth is that it is because there is no garbage collect
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by BlackFly 1y ago
He should have accepted their offer of 10% as a bug bounty. Certainly crypto folk love to act like unregulated markets but this smells like market manipulation to my armchair education and even if the market tries to play both ways, the cou
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by BlackFly 1y ago
You'll need a stronger defense than that in court because courts absolutely create and deal in gray areas where technical fine lines exist. What you need to argue is that the the smart contracts were valid contracts that the creators i
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by BlackFly 2y ago
https://joinmastodon.org/ https://lemmyverse.net/ They are federated as well; I just educated myself on BlueSky, I had heard that maybe it wasn't but it looks fairly federated. Companies can always sla
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by BlackFly 2y ago
It's unclear that that would save time. If you put in enough hours to the project, you can get classified as one of those later pass proofers. That is extremely taxing work because most of the scannos have already been found by the ear
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by BlackFly 2y ago
This was also my thought, since selection bias seemed like a good explanation as well. The survey only covers 220 square arcminutes out of a total of about 148 million. Interesting data point though, definitely seems like something that one
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by BlackFly 2y ago
I have absolutely no idea what you're trying to say. The RPIT will be bound by the caller and there exists a type such that the declared trait is implemented. Meanwhile an impl parameter will be bound within the method with some type e
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by BlackFly 2y ago
Existential types already exist as `impl Trait` for method parameters, unfortunately return position impl traits aren't fully existential because you can only return one type from a function.
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by BlackFly 2y ago
You aren't going to use a password manager to access your password manager is basically the point I was getting at. So you are always going to have some access managed via passwords or biometrics if that is available to you (finger pri
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by BlackFly 2y ago
I use proton pass (SAAS). I just figure I should be paying for core internet services like email, storage, passwords, calendars, etc. so that ideally my interests are aligned with my provider. I use the services on windows, android and linu
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by BlackFly 2y ago
> Ask the former UdSSR and Warsaw pact states. With the inexplicable exception of Hungary.
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by BlackFly 2y ago
Actually, the author is assuming that you will generate a password like `Password123!` for an obviously fly-by-night company and use a password manager for other websites of medium trust, the author states as much. My reading of his suggest
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by BlackFly 2y ago
Malware can sniff one password in a similar way that malware can read your password manager's vault. So yeah, one malware and all your unique website passwords might need to be rotated after a recovery anyways. If the 2fa was a yubikey
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by BlackFly 2y ago
If Europe wants cloud protectionism then they need apply the usual methods: tariffs on foreign cloud services and requirements on public funds to be spent on the European cloud providers. They could apply Chinese policy and require foreign
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by BlackFly 2y ago
It is the stated assumption that competition for limited resources will lead to the most qualified person getting the position. This is true only in the most tautoligical sense. The biggest sin of science 2 is that all the survivors believe
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by BlackFly 2y ago
You can surmise the behavior from the signature of clone in the same way that you can memcpy(), it returns an owned type so it will allocate. If you want to match the signature of memcpy then you don't want the allocation and you can i
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by BlackFly 2y ago
The profits aren't the point. The questions that Europeans are asking themselves as shown in the featured article is how far away they are from independence from an untrustworthy trading partner.
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by BlackFly 2y ago
The asymmetry is apparent if the code gets refactored to continuation/callback style or mutation of a more complex data structure, the first method will fall through and execute the second instruction set. Return is a special operator
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by BlackFly 2y ago
Chips made with Dutch chip fabrication technology to English chip designs... The software situation is grim but maybe open source somewhat ameliorates that...
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by BlackFly 2y ago
The European alternative was sold to--sorry, merged into--Mastercard and rebranded to Maestro: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europay_International . It was the E in EMV. So friendly were European and American relations
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by BlackFly 2y ago
You're replying to someone who is claiming to come from typescript where nullability must be expressly opted into and once opted into must be branched upon without use of a monad (isomorphism notwithstanding). Kotlin would be another e
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by BlackFly 2y ago
The point you are missing is that he presented what he knew to be norms and used language to indicate that they are norms (should vs must) and you are somehow confused into thinking that he presented them as inalienable facts. Commenters th
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by BlackFly 2y ago
It is all about what constitutes a major version bump and what constitutes the public api. If I have a parameter in my public API that has enumerated options, I should be able to add a new option without needing to bump my semver major vers
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by BlackFly 2y ago
It isn't just software: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/access-mozilla-services... I will maintain it is an issue of clarity. Your argument is that Mozilla isn't offering online services but this is
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by BlackFly 2y ago
Remember, "Poor writing, not specialized concepts, drives processing difficulty in legal language."* You see that here. Mozilla chose to use legalese and not plain language, despite there being a movement afoot to try to push (and
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by BlackFly 2y ago
To play devils advocate, for every technology that comes along with an advancement a handful come along with broken promises. People love to make fun of Javascript for that, but the only difference there is the cadence. Senior developers kn
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by BlackFly 2y ago
To me, this attitude of the rust community is another benefit of rust: there is a general commitment that idiomatic rust code handles and exposes when things can go wrong.

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