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by bogeholm 5y ago
Stockholm, Sweden begs to differ as they just dropped Office 365 due to Schrems II: https://www.version2.dk/artikel/microsoft-forsikrer-lovlige-... (Danish article)
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Sure they are, `cat x.html | rg -A 5 -B 5 ‘some string’`
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by bogeholm 5y ago
There we go again, someone always has to mention “rust” in every thread about programming languages or dependency management… ;)
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Well, in a log4j situation or similar, I am sure there are cases where it is preferred to update first, and fix production later. So that would be “get the one from 5 minutes ago, no questions asked”
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by bogeholm 5y ago
> I just want it to work else I'll gravitate to making projects in some other language Sounds like Go or C++, or maybe evne Zig, are good choices for you then
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by bogeholm 5y ago
As long as smoke temperature quenching, smoke scrubbing etc is done correctly, I can only see that the ash is less toxic in total than the waste, as eg. chlorocarbons are handled by incineration. Still toxic, but less in total. Unless I am
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by bogeholm 5y ago
While Denmark definitely has a long way to go in terms of energy consumption, it is demonstrably false the we “recycle nothing”. At my local garbage/recycling facility where you can offload gardening waste, tires, washing machines, car
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Burying waste may sequester carbon, but also potentially creates a host of other environmental issues down the road when stuff starts leaking into the groundwater. Proper incineration + smoke scrubbing is, as far as I know, the best way to
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by bogeholm 5y ago
As a non-native English speaker, on of my favorite things about English is that you can (ab)use just about any noun as a verb and make it sound natural
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Sounds like you asked “how would Jesus explain this to my boss” and got an answer
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Polars is not using Rust bindings for Arrow, it uses a Rust implementation called arrow2: https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/blob/master/polars/polars-... Arrow2: https://lib.rs/crate
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I’ll just add Danish: et hundrede og femoghalvfjerds (one hundred five and four scores where the fourth score is a half) Sincerely, a Dane :)
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by bogeholm 5y ago
I think the Mac is getting too restricted these days, with the T2 and SIP and all
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by bogeholm 5y ago
> That's true, in theory. In reality though, when is that information extracted? What do you use to extract it? Where is it saved once extracted? How easy is it to review it? Do you need to use an IDE to do that? You could use your
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by bogeholm 5y ago
The term ‘clock rollover’ reminds me of the 2007 incident where 6 F-22’s crossed the date line: > “…At the international date line, whoops, all systems dumped and when I say all systems, I mean all systems, their navigation, part of thei
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by bogeholm 5y ago
Here’s a blog series about rewriting some classic C in Rust, first unsafely and then safely, and getting some performance wins along the way: http://cliffle.com/p/dangerust/
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by bogeholm 5y ago
> as though cm were lesser units. To be fair, a cm _is_ less than a foot
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by bogeholm 5y ago
This seems like a reasonable place to start: https://online-learning.harvard.edu/subject/r
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by bogeholm 5y ago
> I am missing out on communications from my employer since they insist upon using WhatsApp. Is that a company-wide policy or just between eg. you and your team? Which country?
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by bogeholm 6y ago
My personal favorite calculator app for macOS, for at least the last 6 years: https://julialang.org/downloads/ ;-)
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by bogeholm 6y ago
That looks like memory safety to me - deliberate panic instead of returning what is next to `vec[2]` in memory.
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by bogeholm 6y ago
> If the zig and rust creators understand that then they should stop measuring their success as a percentage of the size of their user base to the size of C’s user base ... Please provide a source for these alleged success criteria.
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by bogeholm 6y ago
Rust doesn’t claim to have invented this, or many of the other aspect of the language at all really. From the Rust reference ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/influences.html ): > Rust is not a particularly origin
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by bogeholm 6y ago
Moving the goalpost
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by bogeholm 6y ago
> UTF-8 as a fixed encoding only works if you manage to write mappers from and to alternative character set for practically any language outside US English. From a European perspective, this sounds very unlikely. Sure, you may have to de
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by bogeholm 6y ago
Steve, just want to say thanks for your dedication - I find you’re always around when there’s a Rust thread on HN