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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   Someone like OpenSea would be hosting the sales, no? In fact the creator of the contract could remain anonymous. It’s also not clear at all which law in which jurisdiction this would be a violation of. It’s akin to a web link, which aren’t
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   There are lots of similarities with the early discourse around torrenting sites and links I think. A common argument back then, was that torrenting sites were just like Google, they only contained links to files and had thus were not violat
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   Rust will catch problems that would be UB in C and would continue executing in an invalid state. Crashing is preferable in such scenarios because you avoid potential security issues stemming from the UB and the developers can find out about
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   Thanks for digging up the primary source.
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   I'm not Norwegian(Swedish) and as far as I understand the article makes no mention of antigen tests. The article is talking about *antibodies* being found in blood tests from December 2019. I think the title should be changed, if someo
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   It’s not particularly insane. package.json and package-lock.json have different purposes, namely package.json specified intent e.g. I want a version that satisfies >=5.2.3 && < 6.0.0 and package-lock.json records the exact res
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   That's not true. The first line of NPM install's documentation[0] says(emphasis mine): > This command installs a package, and any packages that it depends on. If the package has a *package-lock or shrinkwrap file, the installat
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   Absolutely, but this speaks to the paradox I think. Cross platform is an attractive choice, precisely when you don't have a such a person. For example, as a solo developer with no native knowledge who wants to ship an app or a small st
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   by K0nserv 5y ago

   I was heavily involved with the rollout and maintenance of React Native(RN) at my previous job. This post touches on an interesting point that has just now crystallised in my head. In particular the OP writes: > Fortunately, I could find
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I think this blog post is quite promising. It seems like both the specific issue at hand and the larger structural problem of who the core team is accountable to are being addressed. All in all, the handling of this issue on all sides inspi
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    Follow-up on the moderation issue – Inside Rust Blog(blog.rust-lang.org)

    39 points by K0nserv 5y ago|9 comments
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I view it more like the lesser of two evils. I don't like Apple's behaviour and I agree with a lot of the criticisms against their behaviour. That said, I think it's preferable to the alternative.
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I don't disagree that is their publicly stated reason for the limitation. Them having the ulterior motive of stifling PWAs on iOS and competition for mobile Safari is a common theory. Whether they do have ulterior motives or not, the e
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I've been meaning to write almost exactly this blog post for a while now, glad that someone else did it. Two things that I think are worth calling out: 1. In many ways Apple's anti-competitive behaviour on iOS/iPadOS is a ble
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    There's a similar thing with Kitty, which has a pretty bad looking icon that has sentimental value for the maintainer. The maintainer has expressed that they have no interest in changing the icon. I simply made my own[0] and replaced i
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    In response to the moderation team resignation – Inside Rust Blog(blog.rust-lang.org)

    31 points by K0nserv 5y ago|8 comments
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    Not an American, I genuinely struggled with whether this was satire or not. Not a great sign for a campaign video?
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I analysed[0] this early in 2021 based on the self repeated “nutrition labels” that Apple started requiring. There’s definitely a strong correlation between and collects significant data. 0: https://hugotunius.se/2021/0
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    “Behandla” means “to treat”
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I like this the common core direction much better for cross platform, but even what you suggest is too low level imo. Consider networking, your suggestion is to target only libc capabilities and build SSL+HTTP support from scratch. This is
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I have a theory that tribalism is simultaneously the most important condition for civilisations and also often their undoing. The great filter[0] argues that it’s unlikely for a civilisation to reach the stage where it can visit other star
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    Or they have evaluated their potential solutions without understanding the choice they are making. For example, they have only considered how something looks, not how it works(for both people using accessibility tech and those who don'
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I was under the impression that they had switched to Java more in recent years
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I suspect this might be request threading/confusion[0] issue similar to the one GitHub experienced a while back. This would explain why seemingly random user data is being returned. 0: https://github.blog/2021-03-18-how
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    According to the article they shut down all logins in the app. Unsure if this means you can still use it you are already signed in or not
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    That's perfectly fine. The SVG is within a link tag with the description "Go Make Things" and is purely decorative. It shouldn't be communicated to accessible technology.
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I agree with a lot of this, but I think it misses an important argument for why it's worth learning programming fundamentals: the eternal nature of it. Think about it, in our fast phased industry, few things have the property that you
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    This looks really good, in particular the method used and resulting output seems great. Unlike Flutter Web, Jetpack seems to output reasonable HTML(which will result in better accessibilty). In particular I loved this: They try to app
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    As a Swede living in the UK the last year or so has been a strange experience. Talking with friends and family in Sweden has been such a stark contrast to my lived experience under UK lockdowns compared to the general freedom in Sweden. I d
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    by K0nserv 5y ago

    I agree with this analysis. I just wrote a comment in an a different thread(which links to a Twitter thread I wrote in response to the OP)[0] about it. Chromium becoming even more dominant on the web cannot be a good thing. It means handing