Cu3PO42

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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
A function with type A -> B is essentially equivalent to an object of type B^A. I can give you some relatively intuition for the case that A is finite. Imagine B^|A|, this is a list of B elements with one for every element in A. You can
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I can't disagree with your feeling, but I think it's sometimes difficult to put yourself in the shoes of someone who doesn't have experience in a certain area. While explaining something to first-semester CS students, I said
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
The title suggests that type checking should be replaced with parsing, but that's not the article's message. Rather the article recognizes that powerful type systems (more powerful than in many mainstream languages, perhaps) are a
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
There's something I really want from my iPad: support for custom keyboard layouts for attached keyboards. Mine is currently unsupported, so as soon as I need to type something I need to put it away and use another device, even if the i
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
This time around it’s not a pure software solution. ARM has a significantly weaker memory model than x86, which makes translation generally difficult and/or slow. It appears the M1 natively supports the x86 memory model which makes the
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I'm afraid I didn't and I cannot really recall, but many were related to networking. I think one was that I couldn't have two containers on the same network listen to the same port, another one was related to Podman not playi
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I love the idea of Podman being daemonless and (potentially) rootless. Regardless of the presence of security flaws in dockerd, the Podman architecture just feels cleaner. And the CLI compatibility is great. Until it isn't. At work we
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
The way I understand these reports is "it's most likely possible, but we still need to actually make it work". In particular, it seems there's not a complete boot loader. Or at least this is what this thread implies: ht
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I imagine the post you are replying to is referring to actually getting the Linux kernel to boot (since there is no BIOS, UEFI, etc.) and writing drivers for all the possibly specialized hardware Apple put in there.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
The ToS explicitly forbid usage of third-party clients and people have been banned over this issue. Some people may be fine with taking this risk, but I also absolutely understand not wanting to deal with it. Personally, I fall in the latte
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I tried self hosting. And even with SPF and DKIM set up correctly my e-mails to Outlook.com (and assocciated other domains) was just dropped. It didn't go to the spam folder, it was just silently dropped. At the time I heard that this
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I continue to be impressed by how good the libraries and tooling built around Rust are. Sure, there are areas where Rust isn't a good fit (yet), but whenever there are libraries, they look absolutely solid and the documentation include
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Anecdotally I upgraded from an (overclocked) 2500K to a mere 3600 and am perfectly happy with the performance I'm getting, even running virtual machines or compiling large code bases. Would a 3700X have been even nicer? Probably, but w
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Yes, and I'm not saying that's a good thing, but I do think it's important to stay factual in complaints. However another massive issue except the fees is data flow. I don't need US corporations to know about all my tran
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
The credit card fees are made up of multiple smaller fees: the largest part, the interchange fee goes to the issuing bank wherever it is in the world. The scheme fee goes to the scheme (e.g. Visa, MasterCard, ...) which is indeed ultimately
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I have an S10e. Coming from the 2016 iPhone SE I was looking for something a bit larger, but still reasonably small. It was a bit bigger than I would have liked, but I thought it would be fine. It's not. It's too big for me and I&
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
It's always really cool to see alternate language implementations with new features or advantages !A similar project for PHP is Peachpie [0]. It runs PHP on the CLR and also claims rather massive performance improvements in some areas
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Chiming in to say I have done the same thing and observed the same result. Seems to work perfectly fine. Mine is a 2017 model MBP.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I don't see a huge issue there. You need not necessarily be able to run your code in parallel to game, the console could provide the option to run either your game or other code. Of course you can now make the argument that any form of
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
This is correct. Earlier today they pushed a Fortnite update adding the option to use "Epic direct payment" which charged 20% less. In response Apple removed Fortnite from the App Store, which then triggered this law suit to be fi
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Or 0% on sales through EGS.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
That 30% includes payment processing. Taking into account the probably relatively high chargeback rate (I'm thinking of kids using their parents' card), that might make up for 5% or more. So they may be taking a little off the top
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Yes, the standards have been named like that since 2015. In fact ES6 was renamed to ES2015. Since then there have been yearly "releases"/standard versions.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
The way I understand their pricing is that it's whatever Stripe charges plus another 5% on top of that. I'd feel a lot better about 5% flat.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I have to say I'm personally pretty allergic to fees. Even Stripe's fees are above what I really feel comfortable with, but I'd probably pay those to deal with payments less. Anything above 1% and I'd probably be out, to
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I think they mean that you pay both 25c to them and 35c to Stripe.
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
If I had some smaller website that I charge nothing or barely anything on, I might. If I had a bigger SaaS product, probably not. I wouldn't say your pricing is necessarily unfair, but paying 5% for what is probably a very small part o
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
I tried one of those AirPlay servers before and it worked... okay for me. I've got my PC on LAN and an access point across the room (albeit without direct line of sight) and I still had network hiccups. Since it turns out connecting th
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
> Using another layer of window capture doesn't work very well as I'm sure you know - it gets super laggy! Oh, don't I know. I last looked into this when I had to produce a video explaining the FLP theorem. In the end I op
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by Cu3PO42 6y ago
Well I'll be damned. I wasn't aware screen sharing was available in video calling apps either. I suppose my last foray into this "rabbithole" must have been pre-iOS 12. Thanks!

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