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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I actually miss exceptions sometimes in rust. I know all about Result, it's great for errors that are recoverable. But there's a lot of errors that aren't really recoverable inside a library, but you may not want to cause t
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
That's a bit rude - I"m also on bluesky and linkedin.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I think the US have done an admirable job at being world police in the Asia Pacific. Middle East and Europe post-USSR the track record is much worse.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Clearly the price was not staggering enough if they still had enough soldiers and material to support aforementioned puppet governments. The western world missed a huge opportunity to bleed them dry.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
All North Korea and China have to do is convince the people of South Korea and Taiwan of the enormous benefits of being annexed. If they're unable to pull off even that, then they only have themselves to blame.
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A short introduction to Interval Tree Clocks (2017)(blog.separateconcerns.com)
88 points by LAC-Tech 2y ago|21 comments
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Never noticed anything odd using in in linux.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
This has such strong Australian vibes. AU dev scene is not great. Really heavy with POs, and PMs and CTO's without the background.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
What are you referring to here?
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Link not working. Though the term "Piracy Shield" is very editorialised. Shouldn't we just call it the Firewall? Eg what we call China's system.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Surely the intent of the name was a "re-conquest of Iberia from muslims by christians".
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
yeah that's probably ideal. but if I had to pick one, the outfront dick-headedness is much better than the passive aggressiveness all over HN.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I'm struggling to see a usecase for rust. If I want to do something as high level as a web app, GC is fine. If I want to do something at the systems level, Zig is much more at home there. And development in rust is glacial. It's n
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
In any program there are errors you can handle and errors you can't, errors whose vary existence suggests something has gone horribly wrong. What else should you do in that situation but panic?
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I'd rather an Erik Naggum than milquetoast passive aggressiveness. If you're going to be a dick, at least be up front with it.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Where do Americans get this notion that their Overton window is to the right of the rest of the world? To the right of Canada and Western Europe, OK sure, but that's a tiny fraction of planet earth. Go check our Indian politics, which
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
It was bloodless for the time but was still a foreign expeditionary force marching on London in the middle of the 9 years war. Considering us moderns clutch our Pearl's at an obese person getting a heart attack during an "insurrec
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
The English civil war wasn't violent to you? even the glorious revolution was very violent by modern standards. not to mention the following jacobite "rebellions".
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I am sure Persia is not a great place to live. But I just cant trust sources like this to not twist and contort things. And I mean at the end of the day they murder a lot less children than other regimes in the area, so it's quantifiab
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
The only thing sensationalist about that headline is "severe consequences"- it is absolutely a Zionist regime though, not even a debatable point.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I've read a few CRDT papers. Perhaps you could name a specific one.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Your daughter is stronger than most grown adult male laptop reviewers, who would dutifully complain about the weight.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I'm struggling to understand why someone who knows software would think things in your house relying on android was a good idea. Just get up and use a remote control people. It's not that hard. You really don't need an app to
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
What's the definition of a conflict, then? Equations welcome.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
CRDTs are powerful, but it's unfortunate that they leave behind a trail of historical operations (or elements), both in their ops- or state-based variants. Even with compression, it's still a downside that makes me concerned abou
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
There are CDTS that have "multiple versions", which look an awful lot like conflicts to me, ie, the Multi-Value Register in this paper: https://inria.hal.science/inria-00555588/
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I think a lot of things. CRDTs predate the term "CRDT", they seem to be a mathematical construct/pattern found in the wild, that smart people codified and formalised. IME CRDTs just lay out the rules you need to follow for sy
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
What are the ones to use in 2024? I used to code informs, it was a great improvement on its successors.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I'm outing myself as a bit ignorant here, but the author: - used a VPS - made a docker file So what does doku actually do?
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Remember? Your own comment tells us this is not a distant memory! It is still available! And a lot of people use it.

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