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by cess11 8mo ago
If one enjoys the Hyperion books, then it is highly likely one would also enjoy the Ilium books. It's nice that he ruminated on these old stories these books riff on without being smug about it. It's sad that he didn't manage
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by cess11 8mo ago
Also to identify with the banks, which was the original purpose, and many other services. It's somewhat expensive to run an integration but many customers and other users have a feeling that it is especially trustworthy as a method of
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by cess11 8mo ago
TFA details a solution, it's pretty interesting. Basically the problem was to reverse engineer an absurdly obfuscated and slightly defect MD5 algorithm.
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by cess11 8mo ago
BankID is not a government thing, it's developed by a company founded by a bank consortium. Once upon a time the state aimed to build an public good in this space but bank representatives in the committee responsible managed to block i
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I suspect the author has little to no experience running a commercial organisation. Business outcome comes first, and it is only rarely aligned with technical excellence. Closing a deal might involve making an unreasonable promise, and impl
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It's not like the regime they operate under care much about the courts. Legally they're also obliged to let the state into pretty much every crevice in their operations.
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by cess11 8mo ago
I think this article spends to little time on what it calls "user data". It is likely the best data pump in this segment, because it has the most 'regular' users, i.e. people who aren't IT specialists or whatever, b
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by cess11 8mo ago
I think it is very similar. It is a person becoming infatuated with a fantasy based off of inhuman simulations of personality.
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Is it? I'd bet it is vastly outpaced by british, belgian, german and other genocides.
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It's obviously better to live under genocidal occupiers than being helped towards independence by a less genocidal federation, I see that now.
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As is clearly explained on the web page, this is not a programming language for everyday tasks, it's an early stage proof of concept that can be used to explore how computer science might be expressed in unusual ways. Implementing fold
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by cess11 8mo ago
There is code, search for 'examples'. It concludes by implementing a fold: define { [Fold]<- { rearrange { rearrange { dequote
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by cess11 8mo ago
There was this phenomenon where young women and girls fell in love with images and recordings of certain artists, 'boy bands' and the like. I think this is something similar.
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Yeah, bad soviets, financing and arming decolonial movements and so on.
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by cess11 8mo ago
This log in one of the PR:s claims a 5.4s running time on some Mac. https://github.com/tempestphp/100-million-row-challenge/pull...
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by cess11 8mo ago
Some suggestions that are already in the PR list disable GC. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.gc-disable.php
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by cess11 8mo ago
It has been going on for a century or so. It is also a crime of occidental states. One could also argue that Palestine, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Yemen and more places are in interconnected violent processes, where the 'axis&
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by cess11 8mo ago
Why would the israelis prefer to deal with PIJ through some temporary disarmament? Anyone who listens for a bit to israeli mass media will soon be convinced that anything but the extermination of the palestinians is not enough. This is why
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by cess11 8mo ago
As I understand it, Mosh piggybacks on SSH. Have they recently dropped the SSH negotiation?
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by cess11 8mo ago
Perhaps it took a while to figure out how to do it over HTTP, especially the security stuff. With e.g. tmux you'll piggyback on decades of SSH development.
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OK, and what way is that? Smaller default heap? IIRC lparallel implements pretty much the same things as threading in Golang.
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Either the institution develops and teaches methods and traditions that are beneficial for people in general, in which case it ought to be a good idea to offer them broadly, or it is used for gatekeeping and stratifying, in which case I thi
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by cess11 8mo ago
How would your async stuff differ from the threading interface in SBCL and e.g. lparallel and bordeaux-threads?
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by cess11 8mo ago
Can you link to those reports?
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by cess11 8mo ago
It's one of my favourite documentaries, almost as good as The Death of Yugoslavia. For whatever reason YouTube has put age limits on some of the uploads of it, here's the start of one without it: https://www.youtube.com
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by cess11 8mo ago
There are some examples in this tutorial PDF: https://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/Labo/Dale.Miller/lProlog/fe...
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by cess11 8mo ago
Athros of quebecois black metal fame as a member of Forteresse also thought that was weird, he dropped out of Blutskrieg due to their overt nazism and perhaps even their use of english, to instead make a bit of a career out of french separa
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by cess11 8mo ago
A lot of people are being more or less coerced into doing abjectly useless stuff with their time. David Graeber did a thing on the topic where he called the subset he was interested in "bullshit jobs".
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by cess11 8mo ago
If you want to give it a listen, I'd recommend this album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arAgnVGFZbs
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by cess11 8mo ago
"it also proactively builds a custom app" Does it deploy it as well?

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