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by bbatha 7y ago
luck unfortunately :(
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by bbatha 7y ago
Personally I believe the charges levied by the US have been trumped up, and even if they were true the offense were minor and this amounts to overzealous prosecution. So putting aside for a second whether the charges against Assange are val
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by bbatha 7y ago
Its also worth noting that you can basically find all of the standards in their draft forms for free. You need to be slightly careful about the revision numbers, but often the drafts are identical to the ISO ones. You really only need to pa
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by bbatha 7y ago
> ProtonMail How's the imap support or using 3rd party email clients? XMPP encryption is super janky, and the ecosystem is dying a slow death. Matrix is looking pretty appealing, but it doesn't work that great as a direct messa
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by bbatha 7y ago
I'm not trying to compare gmail and fastmail. I'm trying get off gmail, and that is the top priority. However, changing email providers is relatively disruptive and I'd prefer to choose one that can last me 5-10 years. Fastma
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by bbatha 7y ago
I've been doing the same but I haven't quiet been able to find good replacements for gmail and hangouts. Anyone have any recommendations? For gmail I'd like real imap and custom domain support. FastMail is the obvious choice,
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by bbatha 7y ago
American cities across the country are tearing down beltways built in the 50s and 60s. San Francisco tearing down the Embarcadero Highway was the start of the movement.
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by bbatha 7y ago
You’d use the plain `Range` type for that. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/struct.Range.html
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by bbatha 7y ago
Usually your favorite S3 like service. Do most of your development in modules then have “roots” that cover a well defined subsets of your infrastructure (say db, app servers, load balancer and firewall rules for a single app) then use works
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by bbatha 7y ago
> but isn't that just a link? Its a modernized ifame. It seems like they can't introduce some of these features without breaking the security features of iframes.
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by bbatha 7y ago
I don’t think it will be revolutionary in countries with good last mile high speed. IMO 5g will neutralize most of the benefits of last mile deployments and be much cheaper to deploy. This will be a major boon for overstretched 4g networks
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by bbatha 7y ago
It’s not the if staments: for an assertion the panic branch should be ice-cold and likely proven by invariants up the stack frame — other assertions or plain old conditionals — so in theory should be optimized away every time. It’s the expr
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by bbatha 7y ago
The runtime package allows you to grab the current trace, you can just pop the last frame off and print that.
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by bbatha 7y ago
I did just that and enjoyed the heck out of it. I found game theory to be fascinating from the perspective of a computer science student. I even managed to find a cross over grad class about using computational hardness to compare and preve
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by bbatha 8y ago
> f you really have to (and use https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/ to cleanup any history of commited secrets). Don't bother. If you push a secret: Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Just rotate your
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by bbatha 8y ago
It’s funny you say spaghetti and list two tools that were invented to eat noodles (chopsticks and forks). Even after it’s invention, it took centuries to improve the fork with a third and fourth tine. It seems hasty in an industry so young
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by bbatha 8y ago
Even those are basically Relm components that happen to render via GTK. You can't really import a plain `GObject` and implement a traditional `fn on_click()` without having to worry about internal mutability and the associated borrow c
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by bbatha 8y ago
I think that's likely. async/await doesn't appear to map directly onto traditional OO GUI framework callbacks well, just like rust doesn't tend to map well to traditional OO. I believe that async/await will open up
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by bbatha 8y ago
If 'delaying the catastrophy' equates to the longest expansionary period in US economic history I'd say we did a pretty good job.
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by bbatha 8y ago
Its one of the worst tools I've ever used: 1. Markdown support is a realtime state machine that often gets confused and ends up formatting half your post differently than intended. 2. Its worse on memory than slack. 3. I like threading
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by bbatha 8y ago
Or you could increase the portion that comes from tax money, a model proven successfully in dozens of countries.
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by bbatha 8y ago
> you are paying full freight for service. I wish. Wedding vendors, especially catering, are also tip driven and its generally expected to tip individuals (coordinators, bar tenders, wait staff etc).
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by bbatha 8y ago
I wish that were true. I’ve worked on a lot of old FORTRAN code bases (including a couple that started life as punch cards) and it just doesn’t bear out. Remember FORTRAN comes from an era we’re people we’re concerned about the overhead of
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by bbatha 8y ago
OPEC (which Venezuela is a member of) opted to open the taps in 2014 to counter rising competition from US fracking[1]. The drop in oil price was at least in part of their own creation! Additionally, the Venezuelan policy choices since Chav
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by bbatha 8y ago
The `p` function in ruby is designed for quick pretty printing. `console. ` in the browser are only* useful for debugging. Go has a `println` keyword so that you don't need to import the `fmt` package, and has a `%+v` format helper to
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by bbatha 8y ago
Contrary to the opinions here, I find this to be a very useful feature for the same reason I like vacation auto-responders in email. No I couldn't care less if you're "feeling the groove" or some nonsense. But a friendly
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by bbatha 8y ago
The problem is shielding all of the people. When you land the plane all of that ionizing radiation bounces back at the people inside giving bathing them in fatal or near fatal levels. The shielding is just too heavy and the physics of shiel
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by bbatha 8y ago
Let's also be clear. Voter ID laws are not typically tied to national IDs they are typically tied to state drivers licenses and IDs. Which is the crux of the problem since those forms of ID are typically only issued at DMVs and are thu
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by bbatha 8y ago
It hit 1.0 about a month ago. Its always been a pretty exciting language, but it was hard to seriously use it without stability for an ecosystem to build around.
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by bbatha 8y ago
It's been proposed before: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/idea-polymorphic-baseline-... Its also fairly common to have code like: fn do_it(a: impl AsRef<i32>) { let a = a.as_ref(); /

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