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by ck45 2y ago
I agree. OTOH, why does it matter to select one of the options? How is this more than a blame game?
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by ck45 2y ago
Mostly to get context, like ticket numbers, links to pull requests, all usually with the goal to understand the intentions of a specific piece of code.
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European Medicines Agency recommends Leqembi for Alzheimer Treatment(ema.europa.eu)
2 points by ck45 2y ago|0 comments
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by ck45 2y ago
I agree. Let's grant that SBB is more organized than DB. But given that Germany is 8 times as big as Switzerland and with 33,000 km has a significantly larger train network than Switzerland's 5,300 km, it's no surprise that t
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by ck45 2y ago
I don't remember there to be that much complaint about https://peps.python.org/pep-0352/ and from having worked on a large Python code base at that time, it was rather easy change.
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North Korean balloons have dropped tonnes of waste on the South(reuters.com)
8 points by ck45 2y ago|5 comments
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by ck45 2y ago
Unrelated except it's the same company, reminded me of the failed SAP migration, https://www.retaildetail.eu/news/food/lidls-failed-it-projec...
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by ck45 2y ago
The repo is incomplete, a lot of files are missing. https://github.com/cynthia/WorldWideWeb seems to be a more complete snapshot.
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by ck45 2y ago
NeXTStep was famous for rapid application development. The framework combined with Interface Builder, a GUI builder, is just magic. I read a quote a while ago, Berners-Lee saying that without NeXTStep he couldn't have built the projec
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by ck45 2y ago
They did not invent it, it was developed at PPI (later Stepstone), before NeXT was founded.
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by ck45 2y ago
There is, https://github.com/go-python/gpython
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by ck45 2y ago
That's "just" a makefile, which should be rather simple. The true challenge, apart from what was already mentioned as the probably incompatible API, the interface file itself, IB.nib, which is a serialization of the interfac
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by ck45 2y ago
https://github.com/9front/9front/blob/75ac2674deab8ca70924b8... From the man page: bullshit - assemble a stream of bullshit from words in a file It will produce output like (ran it 3 times) persistence firewa
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by ck45 2y ago
Not only the ones that fled, there was also a huge brain drain after world war into both US and USSR, with von Braun probably being the most prominent.
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by ck45 2y ago
And don't forget WorldWideWeb, the first web client created by Tim Berners-Lee
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by ck45 2y ago
Moving Defender to user space is a requirement to lock down windows from a fair competition perspective. Microsoft is currently blaming the EU commission for not allowing them locking down Windows, compare https://www.telegraph.c
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by ck45 2y ago
Even worse, the vouchers got canceled and can't be redeemed.
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by ck45 2y ago
Move Windows Defender into user space and enforcing the same for all security software.
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Reading a JSON Config in Zig(openmymind.net)
2 points by ck45 2y ago|2 comments
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by ck45 2y ago
I used to binary patch PDFKit to nop the password check (in PPC days). I wonder if that's still possible with code signatures. Back then, there were also some other means, like writing your own InputManager to inject code, or F-Script
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by ck45 2y ago
I think I agree with you. On the other hand, I can also imagine that if autoupdates weren't the case, then 90% of installations would be a terribly outdated and probably vulnerable version. It's hard to imagine a common sense mi
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by ck45 2y ago
The article is about tax breaks in Portugal, the comment was that Portugal is not only Lisbon. I don't think Asian or African countries or Siberia qualify as Portugal. If one wants to move to Portugal, then they could consider other ci
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by ck45 2y ago
Rental prices. My first source says: The average price for an apartment in Lisbon is 21€ per square meter, in Coimbra it's 12€ per square meter See also (the numbers differ a bit, but similar ball park) https://www.statista.
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by ck45 2y ago
Lena said “Once upon a time, I was the centerfold of Playboy,” says the former model in the new documentary Losing Lena. “But I retired from modeling a long time ago. It’s time I retired from tech, too.” See https://www.sfgate.co
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by ck45 2y ago
I'm always fascinated by the videos of https://www.youtube.com/c/covertcabal They regularly count tanks in storage sites
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by ck45 2y ago
Pam claims to have seen [the DVD logo in the corner] when she was in the conference room alone. I believe she thinks she saw it.
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by ck45 2y ago
The closest thing that comes to my mind are the false claims about the autopilot, that are currently under investigation in California. The autopilot is linked to at least 13 fatal crashes.
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by ck45 2y ago
> Immediately, the vehicles were found to have serious build quality shortcomings Reminds me of Tesla, whose CEO "knows more about manufacturing than anyone alive on planet Earth".
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by ck45 2y ago
TIL there's also dog[1] Which is probably also common typo for "dig" [1] https://github.com/ogham/dog
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by ck45 2y ago
The article itself is a very interesting summary of the technology used. As for the comments, there seems to be a big discussion on whether NFC or barcodes (includes QR codes) are the better technology for public transport ticket I have a c

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