dathinab

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by dathinab 2y ago
In my experience KeyCloak can be a very mixed bag. And if you are especially unlucky might be so painful to use that you could say it doesn't work. But for a lot of use cases it does work well. In some context it might safe you not jus
902.
by dathinab 2y ago
It's definitely still a thing at least in some states. And takes up to 3 days as it's more work then processing the normal ballot votes (especially if the normal votes are done with voting machines). but is quite unlikely to chang
903.
by dathinab 2y ago
The main question here is: Did they include into the prediction the fact that in many state mail in ballots have to be counted after normal ballots and that for a lot of reasons Democrats are way more likely to vote by mail. EDIT: Not that
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by dathinab 2y ago
> How can you call trump obviously reprehensible and irredemable... and then lose? because not being any of notorious lair, repeatedly make comments you normally only would expect from fascist, having systematically undermined various ch
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by dathinab 2y ago
> From a game theoretical perspective this is a good result. there is a real not very small risk of the us stopping(1) being a democracy in the next 4 years, and even if not it will nearly guaranteed heal other autocratic rulers weightin
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by dathinab 2y ago
doesn't matter 50 years ago non standard compliance was the norm, even today it is quite common (to use non compliant extensions) and there is also stuff like caches, arena allocations, jemalloc etc. which might not be linked against l
907.
by dathinab 2y ago
> Let's ignore for now that this will surprise every C developer out there that have been doing if (NULL != ptr) free(ptr) for 50 years now. if you did 50 years of development and haven't realized that in projects crossing lang
908.
by dathinab 2y ago
> libc::free > Hmm...ok...Well that's a bit weird, It _really_ isn't, it's actually exactly how C (or C++) works if you have library allocating something for you you also need to use that library to free it as especiall
909.
by dathinab 2y ago
> is roughly one dead per 500 foreign worker you are forgetting it's a moving target i.e. the dead worker gets replaced with a new worker without the number of foreign workers increasing but it either is well in the range of expecte
910.
by dathinab 2y ago
only crossing on a pedestrian traffic light while it's signals you to wait is frowned on (and illegal) (also including crossing just idk. 5m below the traffic light while it's red for pedestrians). for the rest basically if you d
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by dathinab 2y ago
Yes but jaywlaking is more then just crossing when the light is red (which indeed is highly frowned on in parts of Germany, and very normal in other parts of Germany). Jaywalking also refers to e.g. crossing the road without having a pedest
912.
by dathinab 2y ago
it's a ad-hoc compound word not a official German word (not in Duden) it pretty much appears only in the given phrase and hardly anyone uses it but most importantly is that this phrase is about crossing the street on pedestrian crossin
913.
by dathinab 2y ago
I think given that the upper comment speaks about Germany not having a word for it I would guess the comment is about Germany. Where laws are the same for traffic across all of it (ignoring administrative differences).
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by dathinab 2y ago
It's mainly that way because due to crossing at most places being legal you don't need specially marked crossing and special marked crossings are mostly reserved for special situations. Like legally speaking there is no direct rul
915.
by dathinab 2y ago
>New Yorkers don't have a concept of "jaywalking"; it's just "walking." It's also not a word in the German language at all, it's just "crossing the road". If you do it safely grate, if yo
916.
by dathinab 2y ago
That's not quite how things work, file permissions don't magically go way just because they land in tmp, this is only a problem if your file permissions are setup wrongly and implicitly relied on parent folders etc. But then file
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by dathinab 2y ago
I wonder what amount of this being pushed so much is - the allure of improving on well established UNIX commands (always an interesting topic) - and the "it's rust factor"
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by dathinab 2y ago
and they have some large contracts to which they are legally obligated to disclose it, maybe why they tried to hide it
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by dathinab 2y ago
Because it's QUIC _implementations of browser_ not being as fast as the non quick impl of browsers on connections most people would not just call fast but very fast (in context of browser usage) while still being definitely 100% fast e
920.
by dathinab 2y ago
They also mainly identified a throughput reduction due to latency issues caused by ineffective/too many syscalls in how browsers implement it. But such a latency issue isn't majorly increasing battery usage (compared to a CPU usag
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by dathinab 2y ago
not really it's (mainly) designed by companies like Google to connect to all their end users Such a internet connection becoming so low latency that the latency of receiver side processing becomes dominant is in practice not the most r
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by dathinab 2y ago
I thinks it's fine to relegate non 8 bit chars to non-standard C given that a lot of software anyway assumes 8bit bytes already implicitly. Non standard extensions for certain use-cases isn't anything new for C compilers. Also it&
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by dathinab 2y ago
idk. by today most software already assumes 8 bit == byte in subtle ways all over the place to a point you kinda have to use a fully custom or at least fully self reviewed and patched stack of C libraries so delegating such by now very very
924.
by dathinab 2y ago
Doesn't matter ternary computers just have ternary bits, 8 of them ;)
925.
by dathinab 2y ago
Idk. Asahi Linux GPU driver breaks all "common sense" of "how fast a reliable usable feature rich driver" was produced by a small 3rd party team. The company I work for has both rust and python projects (through partiall
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by dathinab 2y ago
in general the ABI is kernel<->user space while the ABI (and potentially even API) on the inside (i.e. for drivers) can change with every kernel version (part of why it's so important to maintain drivers in-tree)
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by dathinab 2y ago
but most times, even in such cases, people underestimate or not estimate at all the "hard task they do as a challenge" it's kinda part of the whole thing
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by dathinab 2y ago
Valence: > A Rust framework for building Minecraft: Java Edition servers. Through there are currently 3 new rust impl. differentiating themself from Valence. So it's interesting to see how this will develop long term. Like will they
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by dathinab 2y ago
> with similar hardware provenance no not at all Pine64 hardware is pretty crap (performance wise, very normal independent of the OS at that price point) Like you are comparing things like 3GB LPDDR3 SDRAM (Pine64) to 6GB LPDDR4X which i
930.
by dathinab 2y ago
idk. USA people seem to be the only ones obsessed with him sometimes to a point as treating him as a hero from their history also people often treat it as the beloved kind of "small person who know better even through everyone told the

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