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by cjg 4y ago
OK - well I gave it a try. I want to see the cost of the gift on the image - even if it's not guaranteed to be exactly correct when I click through. I just need to know this item is $20, $200 or $2000. For me this is critical. The one
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by cjg 4y ago
I really like this idea but I'm put off by having to enter lots of other people's personal information - particularly dates of birth - but also their interests. Limiting the date of birth to the year of birth might help - although
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by cjg 4y ago
Rust has some GCC support.
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by cjg 4y ago
Personally, I would just use the first option, unless I had a specific reason otherwise.
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Is life too short to fight Rust's borrow checker?(kerkour.com)
2 points by cjg 4y ago|4 comments
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by cjg 5y ago
There's a general life lesson here: ease up and enjoy it.
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by cjg 5y ago
https://hub.docker.com/_/rust
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by cjg 5y ago
I would argue that it is not harmless. Let's say that you have a P2P application for sharing MP3s. There are many millions of MP3s, but if an attacker sees a download of a particular size, then they have a pretty good idea of which MP3
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by cjg 5y ago
What happens when the REST server accepts your POST to /api and starts processing it but then, before the response can be sent, the connection drops? This code would see an error from the POST to /api due to a connection failure &
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by cjg 5y ago
Calling on the official number is a good rule. But my neighbour followed that and was still scammed for tens of thousands. The critical extra step that they missed was to check that the line was disconnected before calling out. They were us
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by cjg 5y ago
And then when two of the nodes die at the same time...?
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Tainted Bitcoin Isn’t What You Think It Is(cipherblade.com)
2 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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by cjg 5y ago
It's predicated on accelerating technological progress, which can perhaps be seen to be true by looking back at how quickly society has moved through different technological regimes. Once change becomes too fast, it's impossible t
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Rust Is Minimalist(kerkour.com)
3 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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by cjg 5y ago
That was the video I watched and I just don't get what is different about polylith. The video spends too long telling me things I already know - e.g. what are functions / objects / layers / etc. Tell me something I don&#
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by cjg 5y ago
Try this link from that page: http://www.sleepisdeath.net/slideShow/
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by cjg 5y ago
Yes.
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by cjg 5y ago
429 is only applicable if it's the same user sending all the traffic. 503 explicitly mentions server overload.
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by cjg 5y ago
Most of the answers to this question seem to make the argument that you could not automatically generate safe Rust wrappers for an existing C library because it would be impossible to automatically know the safety requirements for a C API.
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by cjg 5y ago
I meant generating a safe Rust API for existing C code rather than calling an existing Rust API from C.
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by cjg 5y ago
Given that C is a subset of C++ (meh), can you use this to generate safe bindings for C? Most C integration recommendations I've seen suggest using bindgen, but that doesn't give safe bindings.
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by cjg 5y ago
Iron pans are not the best for those with hemochromatosis (iron overload).
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by cjg 5y ago
The idea is that it's not a sudden hard failure. Instead only a few things fail which helps in two ways: reducing the load by discarding some work and alerting that the system is beginning to be overloaded.
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by cjg 5y ago
It's probabilistic.
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by cjg 5y ago
I just finished implementing a simple backpressure algorithm. Once the queue is more than a certain percentage full, it rejects new items. These rejections get turned into HTTP 503s.
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Learn Rust the Dangerous Way(cliffle.com)
2 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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Learn Rust the Dangerous Way(cliffle.com)
3 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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Self-Starting Siphon(youtube.com)
1 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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Cambridge University Sues MasterCard(varsity.co.uk)
3 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments
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BlackBerry Phones to Stop Working(independent.co.uk)
2 points by cjg 5y ago|0 comments

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