dathinab

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by dathinab 2y ago
but Rust isn't a ML, it has ML aspects (and not few) but that's it Many ML patters do not work well in rust at all, and trying to force them will lead to a lot of unnecessarily complex code i.e. hard to write, maintain and potent
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by dathinab 2y ago
> Strings: Codon currently uses ASCII strings unlike Python's unicode strings. wtf this is a supper big issue making this basically unusable for anything handling text (and potentially even just fixed indents, if you aren't li
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by dathinab 2y ago
if you claim > high-performance Python implementation then no this aren't trade-offs but breaking the standard without it truly being necessary most important this will break code in a subtle and potentially very surprising way they
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by dathinab 2y ago
parsing json is roughly of the type: type Json = None | bool | float | str | dict[str, Json] | list[Json] you might have similar situations for configs e.g. float | str for time in seconds or a human readable time string like "30s&quot
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by dathinab 2y ago
it's pretty absurd that cloudflare can just effectively cripple a cloud provider by tagging part of their IPv4 range as Iranian and not fixing their issues in over a year (and AFIK have no intention to fix them at all) like I wonder if
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by dathinab 2y ago
but the traffic is _clearly coming from Germany_, the issue is that cloudflare/google have tagged certain ip addresses as Iranian no matter where the traffic actually originates from
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by dathinab 2y ago
pretty much every EU country has a similar law they do often work slightly different based fundamental differences in tax and law models so it's not always coupled to citizenship but practice still quite the same as in you get taxed wh
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by dathinab 2y ago
It's actually a pretty common law to have in some form to penalize tax evasion and capital flight. Most higher developed countries have it in some form (with varying degree of strictness, scoping etc.). Technically you also pay the tax
969.
by dathinab 2y ago
can't we just add following to tax law: "if your company structure contains additional complexity which main purpose is the avoidance of tax it's a crime" I mean law has the fundamental benefit of allowing you to define
970.
by dathinab 2y ago
> > On most (or even all) distributions this strategy doesn’t work. > The vulnerability itself does affect major distributions, but we are not publishing a blueprint for how to perform that exploit. so no it doesn't only affec
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by dathinab 2y ago
> much more popular console which isn't a useful metric because "being a good GPU" wasn't at all why the switch became successful, like you could say it became successful even through it had a pretty bad GPU. Through
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by dathinab 2y ago
> Intel has ARC, which presumably could be put in a custom "APU"; however, their track record with that is not stellar. I wouldn't exactly agree with that. ARC GPUs aren't really bad, sure when they where new there wa
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by dathinab 2y ago
> I didn't expect screen hinges to be the biggest annoyance. it really depends on what you do with it I'm perfectly fine with the hinge strength and wouldn't want to stronger hinges. But I can see that it's quite sup-
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by dathinab 2y ago
It's not useless, just bad at it's job. I mean in practice it's so broken, imprecise and messy to a point it's often more misleading then helpful and IMHO should have been replaced in teaching with something better well
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by dathinab 2y ago
It's a typical problem of this lists they don't always point to the underlying issue they want to list. 5.,6. are likely about how all kinds of things infer with your packages mainly merging/splitting but also potentially me
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by dathinab 2y ago
While I often do like "falsehoods <....> believe about <...>" format it doesn't always fit in well (and if placed alone without explanation often can at most help you to know where you have knowledge gaps but not
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by dathinab 2y ago
I wich while it's not quite as bad for us 30min are the norm and it spilling to 40 min not rare and that is with us trying to cut it short but too many other things are conflicting with short dailies, mainly sure to company structure&#
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by dathinab 2y ago
if all your internal headers start with cf- and most non-internal headers don't (but not all) and most headers are non-internal a trie might be hard to beat
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by dathinab 2y ago
interestingly this is how long term cold tape storage works more or less (in case of taps you have a bit different failure characteristics so it's more like "check read" at least every "some_time" and on checksum er
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by dathinab 2y ago
oversimplified you can think of it as Ireland is required to collect the taxes it always should have collected (but waved to get a competitive advantage for attracting tech giants and giving them in turn a competitive advantage over EU base
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by dathinab 2y ago
it says it isn't fast _enough_ but as far as I can tell it's fast _enough_ just not as fast as it could be mainly they seem to test situations related to bandwidth/latency which aren't very realistically for the majority
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by dathinab 2y ago
I think that wasn't just a urban myth, like AFIK (and that could be wrong) it did happen but only rarely and only under certain conditions etc.
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by dathinab 2y ago
I mean for a lot of users it would be a grate thing -- if it would work well. And any issues related to applying updates after downloading them has nothing to do with this issue.
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by dathinab 2y ago
if it would work correctly it's acctually a grate UX boon for the user basically you don't block any bandwidth while a user is using the computer and instead when they are not also you download slower (less bandwidth) in the backg
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by dathinab 2y ago
which points to a absurdity of s0, it seems to consistently miss or have bugs in things I would expect to be core aspects like - monitoring if power is unpluged - monitoring if battery level sings below threshold - monitor CPU temperature a
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by dathinab 2y ago
naturally only fictive planets from science fiction looking fantasy stories
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by dathinab 2y ago
in general I agree not having to write external extensions/plugins is always better then having to write them no matter how easy it is but that isn't the design path python choose (in general, PyPy did choose that path)
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by dathinab 2y ago
or by now rust it's surprisingly convenient to do
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by dathinab 2y ago
Slightly off topic. But I feel for a lot of "knowledge work" what is proclaimed to be the fundamentals and what the actually fundamentals are diverge quite a bit. E.g. if automata theory a fundamental of (generic) software develop
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by dathinab 2y ago
in a lot of ways including unexpected ways e.g.. their love for humongous wide hard to maneuver fire fighting vehicles (and their over use in situations which shouldn't require a fire truck/engine) implicitly block a lot of improv

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