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by aldanor 5y ago
Can't you do that with CLion?
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by aldanor 5y ago
> If one of the ends decides to share a message, it's still E2E. That is the big difference. True. But you can't prove that "one of the ends" must necessarily be a human and not the logic in the app code, or an intend
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by aldanor 5y ago
IIRC, e2e by default for audio/video; for text chats, can be enabled by marking chat as 'secret'. Is it true E2E? Probably not (i.e. Telegram has keys that can be turned over to any government, noone argues with that) Does Wh
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by aldanor 5y ago
After using Telegram, WhatsApp is a complete piece of garbage, if it disappeared from the face of the earth it would be sure for the best as people would move on to alternative messengers.
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by aldanor 5y ago
> I think doing a PhD is one of the worst things a person can do them financially long term Strongly disagree. Somewhat true only if you're doing phd just for the sake of completing it, without any particular plans on what you'
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by aldanor 5y ago
Except Switzerland?
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by aldanor 5y ago
That would create more opportunities for all sorts of gaming (e.g. place orders before update, remove them right after, etc). Since fast players would still exist, they would react first to each slow update, which means all other participan
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by aldanor 5y ago
I also know literally nothing about this particular project, but why not? If you support a small restricted subset of Python it's completely doable under certain conditions for specific types of programs . E.g., Numba can easily out
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by aldanor 5y ago
https://www.skatteetaten.no/en/forms/search-the-tax-lists
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by aldanor 5y ago
The signature reminds me of dlang somewhy, with its "pure nothrow @safe @nogc" etc.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Sometimes you want to find an answer to a specific question (e.g. you want to buy something, or trying to figure why something doesn't work as intended) that likely exists somewhere in the deep corners of reddit, in which case embracin
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by aldanor 5y ago
Reminds me of a story of a 8-year old girl who passed state high school exam and got admitted to Moscow State University at the age of 9 earlier this year... (Alisa Teplyakova)
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by aldanor 5y ago
Instead of BetterSnapTool, just use Rectangle (brew install rectangle). Re: Alfred, I think it's best in class, and I'm personally happy to pay for it. There's free alternatives (Raycast or w/e it's called), but the
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by aldanor 5y ago
What matters for survival is wetbulb temperature (35C wetbulb limit IIRC). I would expect humidity in Palermo to be much higher than that in midland Africa / in a desert.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Why is this garbage on HN front page?..
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by aldanor 5y ago
Looks very neat, agreed. Re: originality though, this is extremely close to a visual representation of org-mode.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Ruby requires an interpreter at runtime. JavaScript too. Rust produces standalone binaries. So no, "things don't break" and you only compile things once. // I can't care less about deb or rpm files so don'
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by aldanor 5y ago
Clever comments vs insightful comments... vs useless comments.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Anyone who's written a fair share of Python can immediately see "len(set(l)) == len(l)" as "no duplicate elements", this is such a standard way to check for duplicates in Python that the chances are you've see
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by aldanor 5y ago
Same.
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by aldanor 5y ago
Just use TreeStyleTab and have all your tabs on the left, and style them any way you want if needed (my main reason for using Firefox has always been TST).
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by aldanor 5y ago
There's tons of brilliant native non-free Mac apps, so what? Why would you need to make anyone outside of Mac/iOS world care about it in order for your app to succeed?
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by aldanor 5y ago
So it's more like "Windows for Rust" rather than "Rust for Windows"...
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by aldanor 5y ago
Yep, that's exactly what I've heard as well, and it makes perfect sense. I'm actually silently hoping 128gb would fall into the 'mid tier' - like it currently does with the old Intel iMac 27''. You don&#x2
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by aldanor 5y ago
Kicking learns off on a cluster is surely a thing as well. And in some fields, as you correctly mentioned, memory requirements may be measured in terabytes. It's more of a 'production use case' though - what I meant is the &#
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by aldanor 5y ago
Really hoping for 128-256gb ram limit, perhaps on a separate ddr. E.g., any sort of serious data science work is now impossible on m1s simply because of ram limits.
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by aldanor 6y ago
You have 64 GB swappable memory, can cheaply upgrade it up to 128 GB without voiding the warranty. You have 10Gbe Ethernet. You have bigger screen. Why sell now?
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by aldanor 6y ago
With 10Gbe and 128+ GB like the previous Intel iMac 27''? That's the question...
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by aldanor 6y ago
And even 27'' is kind of small at this day and age, especially for detailed work. 30-32+ would be absolutely awesome.
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by aldanor 6y ago
Really disappointed re: where this is heading. Previous gen Intel iMac: 27'', 10Gbe network, up to 128 GB RAM. The new one: 24'', 1Gbe, up to 16 (?) GB. But... you can make it purple. Thanks but I think I'll wait a

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