YoshiRulz

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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
Look at the release history and you'll see it was already on life support. MS stopped adding new features to .NET Framework with 4.8 but Mono has yet to reach parity with that.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
The thing the .NET team maintains is (a fork of) the Mono Runtime/JIT. Mono's implementation of the .NET Framework BCL (= stdlib) isn't part of modern .NET.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
> Is there somewhere where someone new to the ecosystem can get a simple introduction to all of these different terms and which ones are still relevant today? Not really. It's legacy cruft all the way down. But the good news is that
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
In this case you don't have to find and sideload an .apk though, it's available in the main F-Droid repo. I'd argue that it would be safer than the Play Store version because F-Droid builds are at least reproducible, while i
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
How about the same as for fraud, manslaughter, conspiracy... But that's the judiciary's problem anyway. People who campaign for this higher accountability argue that it's such a drastic change from fines that it will change c
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
Don't be obtuse. That is obviously not a genuine bug/vuln disclosure.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
This sounds suspiciously like Matrix. Does is required buy-in from user agents or will it benefit existing browsers once implemented?
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
It's the Greek "proto-", not the Latinate "pro-".
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
Superior in every sense to that Magicka garbage they released a couple months ago. I'm excited to see its via-Rust codegen.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
As of May 2019, the mole has an exact value, and Carbon-12's molar mass is the empirically-determined value.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
ISA doesn't determine speed (and not every workload is CPU-bound). In fact ARM, being RISC, would probably outperform x86 if you looked at a hardware+software stack that wasn't tuned for battery life above all else like Android is
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
Do not adjust your set: this is a forum thread from April 2024 about Pokemon Go players trying to cheat by getting geospatial data changed. Equal parts hilarious and sad.
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
ZFC is dead, long live NF..? As an amateur mathematician whose use of sets is mostly as a lingua franca for describing other things, it's not clear to me what implications this has for the wider mathematical field, especially if the us
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
> I do wonder if jumping back by twice as much is optimal. Some time ago, the idea came to me of weighting commits by diff size (as in LOC added + LOC removed, no thought to binary files), and using that to pick the halfway point for bis
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by YoshiRulz 2y ago
Have you ever tried Kotlin? For non-system-level stuff on the JVM, it's IMO a direct upgrade to Java. `value class` for type aliases, `when`, and better null handling. But then, modern Java is doing all that stuff too, I hear.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
This was addressed at the end of the video: The main points are that it can't be used outside, or when the shot includes the subjects' legs/feet (as the ground would need to be an amber-screen as well), and on top of that, it
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> More people should roll their own crypto so they can stumble and learn and eventually get good at it. This would only work if it were always obvious when your implementation is unsecure, which is not the case.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Thanks to the author's previous post, I instantly recognised the `eyJ` prefix as the start of a JSON object!
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Author doesn't mention Nix by name, so I wonder if they're aware of it. While it as a build system has more than its fair share of "dark corners", it does solve the reproducibility of all paths (including with a chroot,
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
While Firefox doesn't surface them anymore, I checked the page source and there are indeed per-channel feeds. They don't have direct video URLs, but yt-dlp claims to support Nebula, so you may be able to automate it.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
uBlock Origin has been available on Android Firefox for years.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
It could be used by people who can write English fluently, but are slow at speaking it, as a more personal form of text-to-speech. Personally, I'm eager to have more control over how my voice assistant sounds.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
You must be confusing .NET (formerly .NET Core) with .NET Framework. Which is forgivable, because MS is terrible at naming things. The former stack is a joy to work with since some QoL changes a few years ago—as long as you don't need
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Okay but can we talk about how beautiful that Polish language exam score histogram is?
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
DuckDuckGo and Mozilla have similar products. And if your email provider allows the "plus trick", as Gmail does, you should at the very least use that.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
That's mostly an American thing.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
There are even more; hold down A or B as well.
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
Did you consider bridging Discord channel(s) into Matrix?
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
> > an "open source" neural net, which is technically more accurate than the "error-prone" hand-written rules (ignoring that it supports far fewer filetypes) > You say that like it's a contradiction but it&
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by YoshiRulz 3y ago
So instead of spending some of their human resources to improve libmagic, they used some of their computing power to create an "open source" neural net, which is technically more accurate than the "error-prone" hand-writ

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