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by antpls 6y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to have everything "hidden" by default and have an explicit "aria-include" ?
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by antpls 6y ago
There is a benefit : fixing each of these issues fixes them for everyone using K8S. One of the goal of K8S is normalization/standardization of a complex topic to better share knowledge
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by antpls 6y ago
If I may ask, why is your company using Elixir? Wouldn't it make more sense to use Python everywhere on your web stack if you do scientific work on weather data?
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by antpls 6y ago
Maybe one could limit the graph to the happy path to begin with. The output of a run of profile-guided optimisation could be used to discover that graph, and only the touched functions would be drawn. This graph could be useful to start wit
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by antpls 6y ago
I disagree. The intention in foo is not for x and y to be numpy arrays, it is to add 2 objects together. "If it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck". That function can work on anything implementing
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by antpls 6y ago
What software did you use to browse/search in it?
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by antpls 6y ago
I understand the benefit in theory, but in practice, you had two options : - the codebase had to be modified to work on both versions at the same time - you had to maintain two versions in different branches for a while Is there any data to
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by antpls 6y ago
Is there a known library with a cross platform abstraction that could help?
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by antpls 6y ago
I dont buy this argument at all. Any sufficiently complex Python 2 project does not work with Python 3 without modification, there is _no_ cross-version compatibility. And if you wanted to try that yourself anyway, changing all .py to .py3
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by antpls 6y ago
Renaming to a complete different name is not necessary, everyone understands a major version breaks compatibility. Python3 is still very close to Python2 both in syntax and spirit. But there was a sort of broken promise given by the Python
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by antpls 6y ago
Those types of law hurt my feelings. I have studied and I'm working so hard every day, all of this to make sure the countryside is stuck in the past? It makes me want to leave France.
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by antpls 6y ago
> From the angle that bitcoin is useless, it's easy to dismiss it as waste. The debate is not about useless/useful, it is about : can we solve the same needs with a lot less spend energy? > Use resources the way you wish and
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by antpls 6y ago
I do not work at Elastic Search, which is why I asked the parent for a concrete example.
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by antpls 6y ago
> We got better answers out of random Google searches and a 20 minute conversation with a friend of a friend. On the other hand, if you were asking support to train you on "how to do A, B, C" while you didn't even check th
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by antpls 6y ago
My own experience disagrees with your anecdote, but I guess it's different for everyone. I learned programming by myself when I was a teenager, and 0-indexed never was an issue. We learn very early on as kids at school that there are 1
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by antpls 6y ago
> "Because Julia’s compiler is different from the interpreters used for languages like Python or R, you may find that Julia’s performance is unintuitive at first. If you find that something is slow, we highly recommend reading throu
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by antpls 6y ago
I have no printer at home. Does anyone know how to backup all those QRcodes on paper ?
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by antpls 6y ago
Caches are everywhere, and systems have now 5 layers of different memories, from L1 to a network attached storage, plus accelerators memories such as GPU. I would like a language designed to target a hierarchical-memory system. I would lik
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by antpls 6y ago
But how do you validate that they are actually running SGX server side?
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by antpls 6y ago
Signal has reproducible build for Android : https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/blob/master/repr... I didn't try, but I don't see how it could be more straightforward than just launchin
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by antpls 6y ago
For anyone wondering how it compares to Signal privacy wise: Signal works with a contact list, for private 1 to 1 and private groups. You need a phone number to use it, and they claim to encrypt almost all metadata, such as message senders.
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by antpls 6y ago
That's not true, I live in West Europe and I never used Whatsapp in my life. There are always alternatives to get informed here.
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by antpls 6y ago
At that point, I believe the strategy for Whatsapp was never to snoop into private conversations with other people, but to get all the transactions and interactions made with businesses.
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by antpls 6y ago
USA has a dedicated website : https://analytics.usa.gov/ I don't know if the data is from GA or a custom made solution
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by antpls 6y ago
Even if it's just static pages, one must admit the website is blazing fast, even on mobile.
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by antpls 6y ago
Not sure about Mac, but on Linux, you install some docker images and it just works (modulo some docker flags to learn if you don't already know docker)
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by antpls 6y ago
Imagine if research was like github, but deduplicated : a giant graph database of unique facts, hypothesis, assumptions, proofs and experiment results, where anyone can contribute, from fixing a typo to publishing experiment dataset. You wo
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by antpls 6y ago
> more persistence stuff. as I said earlier, it would also be cool if you could put arbitrary files in the subtrees, so .git, Mac extended attrs, editor temp files, etc all work. make it able to behave like a 'real' filesystem.
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by antpls 6y ago
Off-topic : I always wondered if serving one country also deserves the whole world.
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by antpls 6y ago
On my side, Firefox Android, it is verified as "Cloudflare\, Inc", which looks even more suspicious

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