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by dathinab 1y ago
yes the main issue here is that it's basically a list of thing which are "lang_item"s, i.e. have a `#[lang = ...]` attribute or are build in `&/&mut/str/[T]` etc. (but then for some reasons lists combin
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by dathinab 1y ago
it has Display and Debug trait both require a `fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>` function while they work the same semantically it's "convert to string for displaying" and
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by dathinab 1y ago
> someone they don't need Excel well I have news for you ;=) I pity the people who have to deliver news like that from time to time.
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by dathinab 1y ago
> like Snap/Flatpack/AppImage that can be targets instead of the OS itself [..] ripgrep sure I agree that where it's easily doable (like e.g. ripgrep) having non distro specific builds is a must have But sadly this doesn&#
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by dathinab 1y ago
> build/package Podman as part of their OS release process. But that is notoriously out-of-date. providing duplicate/additional non official builds for other OS is - undermining the OSes package curation - confusing for the use
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by dathinab 1y ago
In addition to rootless podman / root docker there are some other options: - rootless docker, works fine, not fully sure why it's not the default by now (I do have issues form time to time but I had the same issues with root docke
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by dathinab 1y ago
in my experience (at least rootless) podman does enforce resource limits much better/stricter we had some similar issues and it was due to containers running out of resources (mainly RAM/memory, by a lot, but only for a small amou
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by dathinab 1y ago
There can be interesting differences, I'm not sure which of them still apply but some I ran into: - podman having a more consistent CLI API/more parameters (but I think docker did at least partially catch up) - user-ns container a
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by dathinab 1y ago
> Why wouldn't Podman make installing it easier? What else can they do then having a package for every distro? https://podman.io/docs/installation#installing-on-linux Including instructions to build from source
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by dathinab 1y ago
tbh. for companies like SalesForce I always assume they have a lot of bloated unnecessary jobs which are done well enough by the people having them to needing a external reason to firing them in addition SalesForce grew in employment size i
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by dathinab 1y ago
entry "throw away, no skill" positions for programming are also kinda going away, or at least get collapsed to a small fraction of positions to be fair this positions never made that much sense as they tend to cause more trouble t
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by dathinab 1y ago
> compete with some service they offer themselves if you move from ban to, systematically hinder updates, despotic interpretation of store TOS/Guidelines/Rules, APIs their apps can use and others can't which affect competi
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by dathinab 1y ago
> that a large amount of their team no the opposite they also clarified it further but you either seem to intentionally want to misunderstand people or have severely lacking reading comprehension either way you can always speculate that
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by dathinab 1y ago
exactly IMHO this whole thing being dragged out/tolerated for this many year needs to criminal investigation into corruption and bribes
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by dathinab 1y ago
> That is not a GDPR violation, no. Most German newspapers do this, and pretty much all of them are in GDPR violation just due to long dragged out court proceeding and a lot of lobby power or lets be honest corruption there have been no
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by dathinab 1y ago
yeah, but a choice between "ad+tracking" and "no-ads,no-tracking,payment" is not GDPR compliant. It's just that a huge part of EU newspapers do not like it leading to very long outdrawn court proceedings, and other
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by dathinab 1y ago
Before taxes, always before taxes. Comparing salaries between countries with vastly different approaches to taxes, health insurance, living cost, hidden side costs etc. is hard and can easily be hugely misleading. Not even including any sub
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by dathinab 1y ago
> like this should have the context of SWE-Bench not existing before November, 2023. Given the absurdly common mal practice(1) of training LLMs on/for tests i.e. what you could describe as training on the test set any widely used&#x
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by dathinab 1y ago
you are overthinking it's a simple as having a nice picture there make this whole thing feel nicer, and give it a bit of personality so you put in some picture/art you like that's it similar any site sing it can change that p
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by dathinab 1y ago
Microsoft CVE track security incidents/vulnerabilities just because you can emergency patch it out of band does not make it not an incident but it falls under a trend of Microsoft acting increasingly negligent/non trusteable when
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by dathinab 1y ago
because - it's about civilians and at least the official stance is that the US helps Israel to fight terrorist, not civilians. - a government isn't a single person - this doesn't just involves the US government but also human
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by dathinab 1y ago
accepting cryptocurrency is depending on jurisdiction a legal liability people already are trying to use all kind of vectors to launder money, including steam and cryptocurrency systems in general don't do the legal due diligence of a
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by dathinab 1y ago
the problem in many cases is that even if such a law is made it likely - is hard to enforce - misses bite, i.e. it makes you more money to break it then any penalties but in general yes, a site which indicates they don't want to be cra
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by dathinab 1y ago
it's indeed not a "bot/crawler protection" it's a "I don't want my server to be _overrun_ by crawlers" protection which works by - taking advantage that many crawlers are made very badly/cheaply
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by dathinab 1y ago
> I don’t believe other energy markets work very well either. but is isn't even about that storm, big "oh no" situations happen sooner or later (e.g. see energy outage in Spain) what is important is that you learn from it.
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by dathinab 1y ago
You mean the same Texas where - many of the most influential people are invested into Oil and similar - the political stance had been for a long time that "there should be a fair competition" between energy sources ... while subve
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by dathinab 1y ago
It wasn't that long ago that China had quite a bit of problems with their power gird, they tend planed to renovate it and planed in future growth which happened to perfectly overlap with the start of the AI wave (but that still probabl
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by dathinab 1y ago
France is worse in the index. UK, Canada, Spain are similar ranked. Norway is better ranked, sure so are most other Nordic countries. But the difference between a (using their terms) "full democracy" and a noticeable better (in th
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by dathinab 1y ago
no, some places did signed laws, are about to sign laws which do legally require age checks e.g. this December a ban for social media for anyone <16y takes effect in Australia. They also removed the power from parents to consent that you
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by dathinab 1y ago
> imagine that is going to be a controversial statement. not really but compared to what seems to be happened nearly daily in the US it really is not a big deal but compared to what is supposed to happen it was a big deal which seems to

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