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961.
by Groxx 2y ago
> If the type of the argument to `close` is a type parameter all types in its type set must be channels with the same element type. It is an error if any of those channels is a receive-only channel. That doesn't seem to be true - i
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by Groxx 2y ago
I enjoyed reading my >30-step process to boil water, which included "wait for the water to come to a boil", and the final step was "review all steps".
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by Groxx 2y ago
Dish Name: Simmered Water Broth Serving Size: 1 cup (240 ml) Ingredients: - Water: 1 cup (240 ml) Wait where's the 300 word intro about how their dog lived on their summer estate's farm before being adop
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by Groxx 2y ago
Yes, it is definitely dangerous, like any other code running next to your stuff. The thing you remember is probably this: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/alerts/2025/03/18/supply-ch... and a large
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by Groxx 2y ago
It's a constant struggle for me too, both "in the large" and small situations. Using a library which provides special-cased versions of common concepts, like "futures"? You'll get non-stop mistakes and misuse
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by Groxx 2y ago
As a banglejs 2 wearer as well: I think it's the closest competitor by a very large margin, but I would absolutely not call it a polished experience. I've had intermittent (and persistent) connection failures (definitely improv
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by Groxx 2y ago
While I really do like wireless charging for watches (no exposed electrical contacts == easier waterproofing and no corrosion to worry about, and the battery capacities are so low that slow charging barely matters): 2 and 4 pin magnetic cha
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by Groxx 2y ago
They want it the moment they lose their Google account, or a service they used shuts down or sold to a group they don't want to support. They just know that complaining about it gets them nowhere, so you don't hear it much outside
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by Groxx 2y ago
That's pretty much what mine are. Some off-top-of-head rambling that sometimes reveals larger-scale stuff because the manager has other context, some "perf this year is likely to focus on X, please do that" reminders, some &
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by Groxx 2y ago
Accurately check: lol no chance at all, completely agreed. Detect deviations from common patterns, which are often pointed out via common patterns of review feedback on things, which might indicate a mistake: actually I think that fits mode
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by Groxx 2y ago
There is a clear difference in capability even though they share many failures
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by Groxx 2y ago
I very much suspect this will fall into the same behaviors as AI-submitted bug reports in software. Obviously it's useful when desired, they can find real issues. But it's also absolutely riddled with unchecked "CVE 11 fix n
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by Groxx 2y ago
You say this as if the GUI is a major part of a browser's compute budget, and not wildly smaller than rendering the page you asked for, in >95% of the window's available space. I wouldn't care one bit if the GUI was re
974.
by Groxx 2y ago
> Some languages have complex agreement between parts of the sentence, e.g. where gender of the verb must match the subject. English is one of these, in some cases. E.g. "cats chase mice" while "my cat chases mice".
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by Groxx 2y ago
The kind of flexible dynamic delegation that'd need (outside extremely simplistic uses) really doesn't exist in any OS that I've seen. And it would have to be quite sophisticated, to resist abuses and ensure latency is as lo
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by Groxx 2y ago
Not sure I'd call it obscure: https://leetcode.com/problems/maximum-subarray/ I've seen it in tech interviews for years.
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by Groxx 2y ago
nope, sorry, that's my mistake. I'm misremembering java, it has been too long :) thanks for the correction!
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by Groxx 2y ago
Unless it's synchronized. Then you could deadlock.
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by Groxx 2y ago
> Media Engagement Index Solid evidence that Google knows just what I want from a browser: a taste of vomit.
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by Groxx 2y ago
I'm just glad they aren't making yet another 4-main-color ambiguous app icon to confuse with every other Google app.
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by Groxx 2y ago
Even when everything is going well, ^this is still a reason for The Medical System to miss a lot of things. It's full of people, and things can happen in an unavoidable rush with no prior context. It's not possible to have enou
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by Groxx 2y ago
base64 is often even larger than an escaped JSON string. and not human-readable at all. I'll take stringified json-in-json 90% of the time, thanks. if you're using JSON you're already choosing an inefficient, human-orient
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by Groxx 2y ago
> and the compiler will prove to you that your functions are upholding the invariants From the article and only vague background Rust knowledge, I'm under the impression that the opposite is true: the compiler does not prove that
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by Groxx 2y ago
Yea, that would make it useless for this purpose. TIL / I probably forgot that it was just signing, thank you!
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by Groxx 2y ago
While I generally agree and I much prefer my langs with minimal undefined behavior, this gets solidly into Hyrum's Law territory, and it means practically every significant optimization could break something therefore it cannot be do
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by Groxx 2y ago
You'd be looking for a "TLS / ECH downgrade attack", and... while a brief googling isn't finding anything saying explicitly "yea" or "nah", it sounds like it should generally be prevented. E.g.
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by Groxx 2y ago
Probably worth noting that bzip2 also did by far the worst in this. ~7x larger files than the best bzip3. Large memory use is generally required for good compression. I'm curious how well gzip would have handled this though, as it&#
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by Groxx 2y ago
Somewhat, though various privacy enhancements have made / are making this harder and harder as time has gone on (which is generally good, because it also prevents your ISP / hotel from doing the same thing). Browsers are in a som
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by Groxx 2y ago
It's not always correct, but that's kinda the tradeoff with undefined behavior. It's your responsibility to know the defined spec and stay within it, not the compiler's to prove you did it correctly in all cases. &g
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by Groxx 2y ago
> screen brightness, memory amount, current volume and if I'm wearing headphones None of those are likely to change when you navigate from one website to another, with tracking/ads disabled , which is what they want to be able

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