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agluszak
2y ago
Interesting. I'd say that it's one of the places where using a non-trivial, non-structural comparison method would make sense, as opposed to the infamous URL equals method.
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agluszak
2y ago
The thing is - in this case you only lose convenience and gain nothing in terms of privacy, because G will have access to that data anyway
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Capture Checking in Scala 3
(docs.scala-lang.org)
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Binary banshees and digital demons (2021)
(thephd.dev)
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Higher RAII and the seven arcane uses of linear types
(verdagon.dev)
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agluszak
2y ago
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Binary banshees and digital demons (2021)
(thephd.dev)
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agluszak
2y ago
Let the enshitification begin!
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agluszak
3y ago
Interesting that nowadays we think that a prototypical city must have cars, but not necessarily pedestrians and public transport.
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agluszak
3y ago
Because what these two American companies are doing affects a lot of EU citizens.
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agluszak
3y ago
Ok, I understand that, but why do you want to have this agency in business specifically? Why the focus on tying your agency to making money?
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agluszak
3y ago
Why do you want so hard to start a business? Why not spend your precious time, money and effort on something else? If what motivates you is willingness to change the world - you can do so by working for a non-profit organization. If you wan
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Interview: World of Goo's triumphant return will feature flowing gloopy oozy goo
(store.epicgames.com)
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Twitter front-end Nitter dies as Musk wins war against third-party services
(arstechnica.com)
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agluszak
3y ago
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Tidal SDK for Web
(github.com)
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3y ago
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Porting Libyaml to Safe Rust: Some Thoughts
(simonask.github.io)
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3y ago
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agluszak
3y ago
Aiden seems to have hopped on the AI hype train, too. https://million.dev/ai
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agluszak
3y ago
> Instead of traversing every node, Million uses a compiler to directly update dynamic nodes, resulting in O(1) time complexity. This sounds very hand-wavy. What does it mean to "use a compiler to directly update dynamic nodes"
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agluszak
3y ago
[news] Big Corp blatantly lies to avoid being punished for breaking the law
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agluszak
3y ago
The problem with modern apps is not that they are separate. The problem is that they are walled gardens with deliberately reduced interoperability, using non-open protocols and APIs.
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GitHub Actions Feels Bad [video]
(youtube.com)
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agluszak
3y ago
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VCMI - Open-Source Engine for Heroes of Might and Magic III
(github.com)
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3y ago
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VCMI 1.4.0 Release
(vcmi.eu)
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agluszak
3y ago
I don't really understand why every brand nowadays wants to have a custom font
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This article may have been created or edited in return for undisclosed payments
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
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agluszak
3y ago
I wrote an email to Electronic Frontier Foundation and European Digital Rights collective asking them to file a complaint against Google because of this unjustified slowdown. I advise other readers to consider doing the same.
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agluszak
3y ago
Not everything has to have a killer feature. It's an oper-source project, not a for-profit startup
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The Elephant Collection
(store.steampowered.com)
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3y ago
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agluszak
3y ago
Rust isn't hard. Programming in general is hard. Rust makes this difficulty explicit.
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agluszak
3y ago
> after decades of dreams I wonder who are the people that dream about commercial spaceplanes and not affordable housing and healthcare...
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agluszak
3y ago
> I'm pretty sure the stated intent of the redirect is to prevent phishing (that is, provide an opportunity for Google to warn users about visiting a known dodgy site). The ability to track is just an added bonus! How do you know it
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