SpaceNugget

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by SpaceNugget 9mo ago
There is no os inside the container. That's a big part of the reason containerization is so popular as a replacement for heavier alternatives like full virtualization. I get that it's a bit confusing with base image names like &qu
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by SpaceNugget 9mo ago
So does the one it's in reply to. But you skipped that one to complain about this one. It's absurd that anyone could pretend to believe that more people having guns is a "deterrent" mild or otherwise to lethal use of for
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by SpaceNugget 9mo ago
Going from the Netherlands to Budapest I started my journey with Deutsche Bahn. My train also did the split in half and go different directions trick. Was I supposed to learn Dutch, German, and Hungarian in order to buy my train tickets?
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by SpaceNugget 10mo ago
As a quick and kind of oversimplified example of what zero copy means, imagine you read the following json string from a file/the network/whatever: json = '{"user":"nugget"}' // from s
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by SpaceNugget 10mo ago
s/Wireshark/wireguard
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by SpaceNugget 10mo ago
I'm amazed that so many people here completely miss the point. Clippy being annoying/horrible UX or not has absolutely nothing to do with the validity of the reasoning for it being compared to modern software trends. The point is
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Automatic updates are pretty unrelated. Google can just release an updated version of google play services or a device verification API and everyone's banking/government ID apps will stop working until you manually update anyway.
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
It's not entitled to not want to try out some new thing if it has major drawbacks over what you are already successfully using. If someone randomly comes up to you and offers you an apple with a rotten spot and you say "No thanks,
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
If you viewed the source and reproduced a software project you don't have a license to redistribute, that's cut and dry copyright violation. If the code looks similar enough you are toast. That's why there's the concept
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Since you are clearly an AI enjoyer I asked my local LLM to summarize your feelings for me. It said: > As evidenced by the quote "I think a disclaimer is a carte blanche to do literally anything", the hackernews user <gruez&
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
That's not what the person said. Give a little bit of the benefit of the doubt when interpreting posts. Using the context of a person who grew up and was educated in the Anglosphere. Obviously the ivy league is going to be one of the m
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
> Last time I plugged in an HDMI source and the darn "smart" television showed the image for 0.5 seconds before displaying a menu that asks me to press a button on the remote to show the image. That's entirely the fault of
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
It's a company who bought the domain of the exact name of the largest open source project that they directly compete with and then advertise themselves on it? This is at the very least unethical. You can't just use a competitors e
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
> You can even get double free in Rust if you take the time to build an entire machine emulator and then run something that uses Malloc in the ensuing VM. Rust and similar memory safe languages can emulate literally any problem C can mak
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
A trademark on the word "Rust" has nothing to do with whether the language itself is proprietary. Clearly and Objectively. What you can call something and whether you can legally make the thing or have a permissive license to an e
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
I'm not a python dev, but if you read HN even semi-regularly you have surely come across it several times in at least the past few months if not a year by now. It is all the rage these days in python world it seems. And so, if you are
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
I'm really struggling to see why you might assume that google decreases the maximum query length over time when that's generally the exact opposite of how things develop? And indeed, in the early days the maximum query length was
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Pretty incredible for such a short argument to be so inconsistent with itself. Complaining about counting CPU cycles and actually measuring performance because... modern software development is bad and doesn't care about performance?
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
I think the point of the comment you replied to is that "reviewing code" is different in a regular work situation of reviewing a coworkers PR vs checking that the LLM generated something that matches what you requested. I don&#x27
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
According to a quick search on google, which is not very useful these days, the maximum query length is 32 words or 2000 characters and change depending on which answer you trust. Whatever it is specifically, the idea that you could just pa
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
there's still a VM involved to run a Linux container on a Mac. I wouldn't expect any big performance gains here.
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
At some point you hit the pixel driver with a bunch of bits, unless your pipeline involves digital signing of copyrights in everyone's future cyber eyeballs, it will always be possible to get the video if you have hardware access. And
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
> if you're so skilled? I think this is needlessly snarky and also presupposes something that wasn't said. No one said it can write something that the developer couldn't write (faster) themselves. Tab complete and refacto
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Yea so you have to add the compiled queries to your back-end to be able to get them on prod, which is what you came out swinging against with a somewhat strongly worded to level comment berating people who choose to not use graphql for havi
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
The code says to call into_iter and consume the iteratee, so rust does that. If you want a reference, use the &, just like in zig/c/c++/etc. You are saying an even more extreme version of "If there's a way what
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Just to be clear, you are aware that universities are composed of more than just the sciences right? Do you also think that biology professors should strike and protest because the first year painting classes don't utilize the scienti
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
The part I was indicating was incorrect was your usage of "could" It's not something they "could" do, it's something they MUST do. Like saying I choose to not be the richest person in the world. Sure it could b
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
The file titled LICENSE contains a copyright notice. That's what a license file _is_ in the context of software a LICENSE to use someone's COPYRIGHTed software. You must abide by the terms under which you are granted the license,
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
Why are you doing this? Posting in a way that suggests purposely confuses/obfuscates the difference between the general concept of a copyright notice and the practice of putting a copyright comment at the top of every file in a project
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by SpaceNugget 1y ago
I might be wrong, but I think you took offence to me suggesting you might be confused. If so, I'm sorry. I didn't mean it in a negative way, I was trying to soften my language but I phrased it badly. Regardless, my point was that

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