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by dazed_confused 3y ago
It’s not that the US doesn’t produce these weapons as much as Eastern Europeans approach to modern warfare is yeeting rounds 24/7.
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
Or they lost means of income? Like is this a difficult concept? Livelihoods will most likely be lost and probably never really coming back. Sure we can say industries change; however, we had protections in place to prevent artists losing mo
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
Size is very important but in the case of memory copying errors, removing null bytes is key to prevent the copy from terminating early. Additionally, you may be creating/modifying a new stack in some cases.
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
Row and col lines are so close nowadays; you are fighting physics... Older processes didn't have this problem due to row isolation.
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
There is a vscode extension for the ocaml-lsp that will show type annotations above each line of code.
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Future versions of macOS won't include scripting language runtimes by default(developer.apple.com)
7 points by dazed_confused 3y ago|4 comments
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
"Scripting language runtimes such as Python, Ruby, and Perl are included in macOS for compatibility with legacy software. Future versions of macOS won’t include scripting language runtimes by default, and might require you to install a
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
What we get when it is on arxiv first before being peer reviewed.
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
> Also, as is typical for things linked from HN, this whole article seems very web-y and SaaS-y. There are other kinds of open source projects, believe it or not. You mean the rest of computing...
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
You mean the 10 pages of the proofs located in the Appendix aren't read? I hate CS academia...
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
gone are the days where RTFM applied
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by dazed_confused 3y ago
Or your advisor retiring in year 2...