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by bombolo 3y ago
I was referring to this: https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2023/05/the-python-language-sum... Of course nobody even knew so the default response is to hit that bottom arrow :D
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by bombolo 3y ago
Did you read the latest news or not? They regret asyncio! (and many other core modules). They won't remove them… but they regret having made them. I think without, people would have just not used python.
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by bombolo 3y ago
?
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by bombolo 3y ago
Hahahha amazing! I produced "D##DDD##D*DD*DD00*00*133009". This is fun.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Especially now that they are on a crusade against their own stdlib. They regret including most modules… it seems they regret making python altogether instead of sticking with C? :D
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by bombolo 3y ago
Because you read a \n or a comma but you don't know if there was an open quote before the block you're currently reading.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Sounds like a good way to fail to parse all the possible files properly.
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by bombolo 3y ago
It's not better, since it's toxic.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> 8. Carry a water bottle (copper ideal). It's toxic… Copper pots are not copper on the inside because of this reason.
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by bombolo 3y ago
More like, silly engineers relying on the fact that they have failover, so they don't bother to fix the actual issue. But sure, you get a medal for being a smartass online :)
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by bombolo 3y ago
jobs died
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by bombolo 3y ago
Do you think most car owners in the world have a functioning new iphone with them at all times while in the car?
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by bombolo 3y ago
> They replace unhealthy CSs very quickly and efficiently Maybe fixing the bugs so that they don't mysteriously get ill would be a thing to pursue?
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by bombolo 3y ago
Even if my totp app had cloud sync (the default android one doesn't), my cloud requires totp, so I can't use that account.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Alternatively, you get a new phone, install a TOTP app and scan or import your TOTP seed backups. What seed backups?
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by bombolo 3y ago
Consider this scenario: i drop my phone in the water. Now what? I have to create a new life.
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by bombolo 3y ago
The tests you propose might take 10x longer to run. There is value in having quick tests as a first level of validation.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> Go compiles into completely static binaries * sometimes. It can also dynamically link stuff on occasions, depending what options you use.
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by bombolo 3y ago
I keep repeating that if it's fair use and doesn't violate license or regurgitate entire blocks of code verbatim… why doesn't microsoft train it on the projects of the paying users and their own?
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by bombolo 3y ago
GPT violates MIT licensed software as well. There is a requirement to carry a copyright notice, which GPT/copilot ignore. So you're not violating only GPL licensed code, but also MIT. You need something that gives more permissions
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by bombolo 3y ago
They "went to" or also graduated there? If they graduated, their high school score doesn't matter.
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by bombolo 3y ago
He said epstin is a serial rapist, but that wasn't really emphasized.
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by bombolo 3y ago
Qt has uncanney valley... do you think people using HTML care to make things look native then?
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by bombolo 3y ago
But his job is programming. He is very proud of his C skills. If you listen to him, it crashed because C is intrinsically bad (it is difficult yes), but I guess it was also such a bad codebase that rewriting it made sense. He also holds a g
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by bombolo 3y ago
Until you have the star developer that starts promising the product manager he can do all the extra features in a week. And then of course none of them actually work decently or at all. But at that point it must be maintained by the whole t
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by bombolo 3y ago
The problem with the controls is mostly because they don't want to pay for Qt (multiplatform toolkit), so instead every company (badly) implements their own controls in HTML to save money. I suspect ultimately they waste much more mone
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by bombolo 3y ago
Coworker of mine wrote a thing in java… it was too slow (intensive locking between threads)… so he rewrote it in C… it was crashing all the time (because he sucks), then he rewrote it in go. Got promoted for this feat.
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by bombolo 3y ago
doing whatever the police tells you to do and following the law aren't the same thing.
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by bombolo 3y ago
> I still have a Linux Desktop that I boot up from time to time And by that you obviously mean you haven't booted it up in the past 15 years, judging from what your complaints are.
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by bombolo 3y ago
It sounds like you haven't tried ubuntu for 5-7 years.

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