LtWorf

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901.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Not what you wrote. Also CPython 3.10 is not EOL so library authors won't be using anything from 3.11 anyway.
902.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
That is not the same thing at all, and not what he said.
903.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I mean it would work with attrs and dataclasses as well and you'd also get static type checking and they are faster.
904.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
dataclasses can do validation too and are faster
905.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
python at least won't cast numbers to strings when adding them.
906.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Hacks aren't vendor approved…
907.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I'd say sweden is quite corrupt but the population is very blind to it. See for example how an horrible pink "sculpture" could cost over 8 million euros.
908.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Nah, they are there because they have a following of readers.
909.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Aren't there several papers that indicate that the productivity boost doesn't exist when you start measuring productivity instead of going by feels?
910.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You get a notification by post if someone requested your info.
911.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You can't leave, it's a locked machine, that's the whole point of a locked machine.
912.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
> But if all else fails you can always disable secure boot. for now
913.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Don't forget the threat from incompetent developers who have been working by copy pasting things from stackoverflow without understanding what they are doing since several years.
914.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Having a useless locked down machine isn't a waste?
915.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Those use cases don't work with completely locked down OS. Also you can plug a mouse in a console… that's a weird excuse.
916.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
You want to eliminate the freedom of running the software you desire for everyone to hopefully mitigate cheating?
917.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Taking a probabilistic approach to ban people… so if enough people start cheating it's fine?
918.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I've seen SQL injection and leaked API tokens to all visitors of a website :)
919.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Canonical Serviços De Software Ltda.;
920.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
With rolling blackouts and rationed fuel?
921.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Debian has leocad, but I haven't tried either of them.
922.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
I've used a library that patches the zipfile module to add support for zstd compression in zipfiles. In python3.14 the support is there, but 2 years ago you could just import this library and it would just work normally.
923.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Coasting you're already using resources that could be used more effectively. If you actively slow other people down as well it's even better though.
924.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Let's say you work for elon musk and are a decent person…
925.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
He's completely incorrect in saying that most free software developers work for some USA megacorp.
926.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Not that large, no.
927.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
Age brackets cannot update themselves.
928.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
But how are any of them able to carry out the violations?
929.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
If you want interesting takes ask RMS.
930.
by LtWorf 8mo ago
It's funny that they want to do these checks in a country where even the checks for voting are very iffy.

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