Luker88

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by Luker88 1y ago
Yes, surprisingly few Italian dialects are actually Italian derivatives (maybe only a couple?) But there are differences between a dialect and a language, we can't say all of those are languages even if most come from Latin. Italian wi
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by Luker88 1y ago
It is probably connected. Having so many different dialects (and full minor languages!) saying the same word slightly differently, Italians were forced to find (and use) a way to put the correct accent in writing. Other languages probably d
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by Luker88 1y ago
It's not about 'range', and like you said enum and sum types are tied concepts in other languages, and yes I was talking about sum types. Even without sum types, there is a common pattern of defining a new type and const-defi
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by Luker88 1y ago
If you want to know only about the type system, nowadays it's mostly the lack of basic enums, a clear divide in basic features of the language and of the libraries (and modern generics support) leading to things like `len(..)` vs `.Len
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by Luker88 1y ago
I have been programming in Go for several years now and I agree, though I am not that sure even the rest of the ecosystem redeems it that much. On the other hand, the programming languages used by LLM people seem to be python and javascript
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by Luker88 1y ago
I did not, especially seeing as I am not from the USA, so I'd like to have the point of view of a multinational company --edit: didn't the same office have a controversy a few weeks ago where AI training was almost declared not-fa
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by Luker88 1y ago
Hello Cloudflare, impressive result, I did not think things were this advanced. Still, legal question where I'd like to be wrong: AFAIK (and IANAL) if I use AI to generate images, I can't attach copyright to it. But the code here
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by Luker88 2y ago
Any recommendations for people looking for a strictly European registrar?
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by Luker88 2y ago
RAII is not unavoidable though. The whole point of being against RAII is that forcing it has downsides you can not get away from. but Rust has mem::forget, and it is not even unsafe (it is in std only currently, but I see no reason why the
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by Luker88 2y ago
I have implemented RaptorQ and RFC6330. First, the rfc is pointlessly complex and optimized for files, not for streaming. if you want to play with it, manage blocks by yourself, ignore the asinine interleaving and block size management. Sec
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by Luker88 2y ago
I basically only buy AMD, but I want to point out how rocm still doesn't fully support the 780M. I have a laptop with a 680M and a mini pc with a 780M both beefy enough to play around with small LLM. You basically have to force the gpu
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by Luker88 2y ago
This reminds me of that old funny viral video: "democracy is government... by the people...of the people...for the people... but the people are retar*d" Like everything, the best things probably require balance, and the devil is i
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by Luker88 2y ago
I just started noticing this and I am in the exact same spot, no allergies, lots of migraines. Thank you for posting this 'cause I though I was making things up by noticing things when all tests were negative. edit: though it seems to
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by Luker88 2y ago
I get the debate over AI, since that is a central repository of everything, but what is the problem of treating screen sharing with the same permission as -for example- the cameras? an app could give permission to be shared, and it definite
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by Luker88 2y ago
As an Italian, it's a wonderful project technically, but you will be hard pressed to find people in northern Italy that believe in it (can't speak for mid/lower). The tech challenges give it little credibility, but the mifias
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by Luker88 3y ago
Nice! This references a couple of OpenTherm project, so let's add the usual disclaimer: The OpenTherm protocol is not open. You can only find the spec for v2, they are now drafting v5. Yearly membership is about 3K if I remember corr
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by Luker88 3y ago
@people who write github scanners for updates and security issues (dependabot and the like) Can we start including a blacklist of emails and names of contributors (with reasons/links to discussions)? I can't track them and I don&#
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by Luker88 3y ago
Curious, what about resistance to earthquakes? The region where I'm from is at high risk, so it's common knowledge that you want quite a bit of (steel?) mesh to help the concrete building withstand earthquakes, but I see none here
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by Luker88 3y ago
This looks wonderful, I'll read more on details and follow the project! Does this suffer from the code search problem, or are there plans to somehow introduce that? The main problem of decentralized and federated code management projec
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by Luker88 3y ago
It's rare to find someone with a very different starting point of view, and still don't feel any antagonism at all during the reasoning. As an European for example I would attribute most of his general criticism of EU to the US bu
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by Luker88 3y ago
Some EU countries have constitutions with war avoidance clauses, so my money is on Mars next
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by Luker88 3y ago
...Therefore he decided let the world know of his reasoning "A single company and 177M$ could rewrite everything that is open source" he wrote, on his 30M cloc open source browser, which dutifully sent packets to his router runnin
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by Luker88 3y ago
IMHO the hate comes from golang looking more like a better python than a better C. Onboarding of new people is extremely fast, but lack of features will result in seniors hitting a wall on what they can do and guarantee with the language. W
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by Luker88 3y ago
More than a few of these look like what you will find in Rust by default Nice to see some evolutive convergence in C programmers, too
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by Luker88 3y ago
I hope development continues and gets merged, their Rust support is what made me chose their S3 instead of something else
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by Luker88 3y ago
I have a Thinkpad p16s (amd 6850U), and while it's overall a good laptop, I would not recommend thinkpad again. Aside from a hardware defect at the beginning (cpu cooler not correctly installed), they disabled S3 sleep in BIOS after an
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by Luker88 3y ago
yes, but that was my point. You publish on an unsecure channel(DNS) the public key. Then, after the resolver gets the key, everything is safe. But getting the key might not be safe at all. DNSCrypt has been out a couple of years but does no
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by Luker88 3y ago
The worst part is actually that very few of the TLD support dnssec, so it still is a chinken-and-egg problem (and the available tooling remains atrocius). But what alternative is there for securing the dns chain? DNS-over-HTTP requires time
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by Luker88 3y ago
Yes, the granted rights seem to be mostly about stuff related to repository management, and not e.g.: using the software (except audio/video). But section D.7 ("Moral Rights") is about waiving moral rights, which at least in
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by Luker88 3y ago
most BSD versions require attribution, but there are multiple versions of BSD and at least one (the most basic) does not require attribution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses

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