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by brabel 8mo ago
Very few options available, if any, if you actually do that. The IoT market is unfortunately small and dominated by vendors that don’t want at all an open ecosystem. That would hinder their ability to force you to pay for a subscription whi
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by brabel 8mo ago
Not a neuroscientist either but I would imagine that raw data without personal information would not be useful for much. I can imagine that it would be quite valuable if accompanied with personal data plus user reports about how they slept
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by brabel 8mo ago
I love emacs but would never compare that with a Michelin meal! On the contrary, emacs is the DIY option that lets you experiment with whatever ingredients you please without judging your choices!
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by brabel 8mo ago
> When you talk about the capabilities like comptime, that's all from Jai You really should learn a few new languages if you think that’s remotely true. For example, Lisp macros are the distant ancestors of most metaprogramming tech
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by brabel 8mo ago
What are you trying to say, that it's impossible to define anything legally without edge cases?? That's bullocks. > If I pay someone to print flyers is that advertising? What the hell, we're talking about internet... you c
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by brabel 8mo ago
FillC works fine with all C code no matter how low level. There’s a small performance overhead but for almost every scenario it’s an acceptable overhead!
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by brabel 8mo ago
Op saying Rust has a kind of GC is absurd. Rust keeps track of the lifetime of variables and drops them at the end of their lifecycle. If you really want to call that a GC you should at least make a huge distinction that it works at compile
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by brabel 8mo ago
What an absolute tragedy it must be to go through that. Hopefully he finds peace knowing this law will save many other children.
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by brabel 8mo ago
It was competing with C and Java when it came out. People who like C will not use a language with garbage collection, even one that allows you to not use it. Against Java, it was a losing battle due to Java being backed by a giant (Sun , th
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by brabel 8mo ago
Stockholm also has famous canon balls lodged on buildings in the old town: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/stortorget-cannonball They are supposed to be from the Blood Bath that happened there in the 16th century w
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by brabel 8mo ago
Interesting, here in Sweden it’s mandatory to change tires. Once I did it a bit late and drove on some ice, just a little. The car was like on ice skates for a little while .
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by brabel 8mo ago
In Sweden it also almost never happens but this year there was a hurricane like storm that fell lots of trees and thousands of people had no power for days. But yeah it wasn’t because of snow.
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by brabel 8mo ago
The same anticipation of great things happening preceded the arrival of widely available internet, but all we really got was cat videos initially, and doomscrolling more recently. I don’t have much hope for great things anymore.
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by brabel 8mo ago
What crimes did Noam commit against children?? The only thing we know is that he got involved with Epstein. There’s no evidence or suggestion in anything that was divulged so far about Noam having been directly involved or even knowing abou
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by brabel 8mo ago
Did this letter change anything for you? Being on his plane is by itself a crime?
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by brabel 8mo ago
He clearly resisted otherwise what was the struggle about when he felt on the floor ??
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by brabel 8mo ago
> by 2012 we were drowning in tech debt and scaling challenges. > the greatest engineering team I've ever seen How do these two things reconcile in your opinion? In my view , doing something quickly is the easy part , good engine
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by brabel 8mo ago
In my country, lifting a finger against an officer on duty will land you in big trouble. If you got a gun on you and you resist arrest, like happened in this case, you are absolutely getting shot. I can’t really understand you Americans. Wh
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by brabel 8mo ago
If someone violates a court order don’t they get arrested?? Can’t the judge pronounce the perpetrators should be arrested instead of just complaining?
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by brabel 8mo ago
If you don't think actors are useful just because you need to wait for responses, I guess you've never used actors. That's just so implausible someone would say that if they just, you know, did it.
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by brabel 9mo ago
Actors can be made to do structured concurrency as long as you allow actors to wait for responses from other actors, and implement hierarchy so if an actor dies , its children do as well. And that’s how I use them! So I have to say the OP i
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by brabel 9mo ago
I think that any time to expect to get some benefit from it, other than a nice feeling for helping out, it should not be called a donation, at least not a charity donation.
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by brabel 9mo ago
I think most media is talking about the mess the US is in with ICE right now. For what’s worth I am in Europe and on X more than half of what I see is about American cops and ICE , most against ICE but some in support of it.
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by brabel 9mo ago
In Portuguese we use the same word for ad and propaganda! In fact that word is just propaganda!
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by brabel 9mo ago
We are using BitBucket at work and decided to turn on RovoDev as reviewer. It absolutely doesn’t do that. Few but relevant comments are the norm and when we don’t like something it says we tell it in its instructions file to stop doing that
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by brabel 9mo ago
Style guidelines should be enforced automatically. Leaving that for humans to verify is a recipe for conflict and frustration.
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by brabel 9mo ago
And the most amazing part is that we got a mini PR review in the comments to a single line of code someone posted just to show an example of useless debates :D
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by brabel 9mo ago
Most agents do that by default now.
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by brabel 9mo ago
When everyone else does it, it's extremely hard to be righteous. I did it long ago... everyone did it back then. We knew the danger and thought we were different, we thought we could drive safely no matter our state. Lots of tragedies
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by brabel 9mo ago
> it was never going to actually happen. That announcement is still on NATOs website to this day. To think it would never happen can only be seen as wishful thinking. > try so hard to become NATO members? If your intention is to align

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