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by afiori 3y ago
This looks like one of the perfect application of wasm. You could do ruleset -> C -> wasm and run the wasm in process with wasmer/wasmtime. From my understanding wasmer might be easier to use. It sounds like this should solve the
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by afiori 3y ago
I agree, but for example it is not obvious whether you can deploy mixed licenses with docker-compose.
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by afiori 3y ago
libraries are software
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by afiori 3y ago
I believe that the AGPL has the same boundaries as the GPL that is if you for example run a nodejs server using a single AGPL package in your node_modules then users should be able to download the source code of your entire node app.
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by afiori 3y ago
deploying AGPL software is complicated
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by afiori 3y ago
touché
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by afiori 3y ago
> This is 100% in the spirit of open source That is the spirit of Free Software (ie restricting users as little as possible) Open Source is much smaller in scope.
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by afiori 3y ago
The fact that you can write Chinese in Pinyin does not mean that Pinyin would be a good writing system between humans.
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by afiori 3y ago
There can be many class horizons, it could very possibly be that the young analyst would dislike a plumber (as in someone owning a plumbing comapany) talking casually to him, the plumber a retail casher, the retail casher an homeless person
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by afiori 3y ago
They don't state it clearly but this was a "we are capable not to mess up" audit rather than a "we are keeping your promises" audit. I believe it is relevant to the threat model of an attacker gaining (partial) acce
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by afiori 3y ago
The claim of the video is that lifetime, efficiency, and luminosity cannot be optimized independently. Meaning that the best 2000 hours incandescent lightbulb is either less luminous or less efficient (or both) than a well built 1000 lightb
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by afiori 3y ago
> For thirty years languages followed the PCRE "standard" It says that (most) other languages followed the standard set by Perl 5, not that Perl followed the PCRE standard
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by afiori 3y ago
One thing it apparently measures decently well is how good of a beginner you are on a new random thing. Honestly I too would appreciate a different name because too many people[0] see it as "Smart Elite Classifier Test". wrt cultu
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by afiori 3y ago
You need to look at it from the perspective of the system. The system has a database of individuals and is asked "does this photo matches any of the individuals in your database?" If someone whose photo is basically a dark circle
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by afiori 3y ago
As I previously said You seem to assume that exactly one of these is true: 1) IQ is a measure of "true" intelligence or 2) IQ completely fails as a measure and is meaningless There are other things worth measuring.
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by afiori 3y ago
I agree that IQ is not a true measure for intelligence, but it does not need to be one to be a meaningful measure
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by afiori 3y ago
I cannot understand you position. You seem to assume that exactly one of these is true: 1) IQ is a measure of "true" intelligence or 2) IQ completely fails as a measure and is meaningless and since 1) is too nebulous to be true th
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by afiori 3y ago
This is only evidence that we should not (tw: strawman argument) create a classist society where your lifetime status is algorithmically decided by a single test taken once at 18. If you assume that IQ measures $SOMETHING this just mean tha
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by afiori 3y ago
I agree, my intent was not to say that there are no standard at all, but rather that the constitutional phrasing leaves a lot latitude. For example congress could legislate that some specific crimes should use "preponderance of evidenc
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by afiori 3y ago
IIUC in US constitutional terms the concept of "innocent until proven guilty" is actually "innocent until something (eg a trial) pronounces you guilty". The difference being that who needs to prove what can be quite flex
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by afiori 3y ago
Actual truth is that reaction content is incredibly cheap to make.
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by afiori 3y ago
The of in Cup of water act as a normal genitive. It communicates that the cup relates to water and the only reasonable relation between a cup and an edible liquid is that the cup contains the liquid
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by afiori 3y ago
> That most European countries have a whitelist of names was one of the more shocking parts of moving here. I believe this is very much wrong.
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by afiori 3y ago
For everyone that grows stronger and wiser under adversity there is someone tha become weak and broken. The approach of "you need to be prepared for the cruelty of the world so I will be cruel to you" feels like a parody of proper
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by afiori 3y ago
I was good marketing indeed, but microsoft is not rebranding to Xsoft or xSoft
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by afiori 3y ago
Starting from the assumption that some names are bad[0] then it is an act of balancing. [0] I would claim that calling someone "Mat the fucking dumbshit" or "Poopface" is child abuse
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by afiori 3y ago
Likely he just has a fetish for the letter x
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by afiori 3y ago
There is an example in the book showing why this would not work, in short it is because js is not lazy
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by afiori 3y ago
This does not suprise me, inline CSS is very unwieldy
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by afiori 3y ago
I should clarify that I primarily touch html via React, so the unit of reusability is not CSS but rather components. For handwritten html I believe that tailwind has significant downsides (unless you abuse @apply), but that the case I focus

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