debugnik

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by debugnik 9mo ago
The experimental "Polonius" borrow checker was first implemented with datafrog, but I believe it's been abandoned in favour of a revised (also "Polonius") datalog-less algorithm.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
The kind of people willing to leave stars on an app store are already a biased sample.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Define depending. I don't post on it and I don't care much about its algorithmic timeline, but if I didn't use it I'd miss out on the announcements and posts from several people and companies I'm interested in. The
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by debugnik 9mo ago
These remind me of the sites that Japanese studios are still publishing for new visual novels and small games. Also of some artist portfolio sites (in layout, not art quality).
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by debugnik 9mo ago
> and its predecessor, forgot the name TextMate? It's been surprisingly influential for an editor I've never seen anyone use; maybe in the US, where people actually buy Mac, it was different.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
That will allocate for any constructed Either though. F#'s Result and ValueOption are value-types (structs), and value-type variants recently added support for sharing fields between variants when the name and type match.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Aren't those only free for European customers?
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by debugnik 9mo ago
> not hosted in just any data center [...] a long time contributor with a proven track record of securely hosting services This is ambiguous, it could mean either a contributor's rack in a colocation centre or their home lab in thei
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by debugnik 9mo ago
It's only misleading to say so if the edition that replaces it is not strictly worse in at least one axis: Botched remasters, full remakes, unrenewed licenses, ports from a worse version of the game instead of the original... Now, if t
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by debugnik 9mo ago
The sequel to Prey (2006) was stuck in development hell for really long until they finally scrapped it, so the publisher placed the trademark on a completely different but similarly themed game instead.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Lost Planet 2 was delisted in 2021 because it can't be played without patching out Games for Windows Live. The delisting was supposed to be temporary until Capcom removed the dependency, like they did with other titles on the same engi
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Oof, I get it now. I was expecting RHash to start with an actual RObject, not just the same members. I too read the "compatible first member" rule as not applying here, so I agree it breaks strict aliasing.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
> Unity should've spun their own language/runtime They did, and that's why their C# API is such an oddball. Unity used to support 3 .NET languages: UnityScript, Boo, and C#. UnityScript started as the recommended one, but
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by debugnik 9mo ago
> you have to turn off strict aliasing because inheritance is implemented by the old "common meta struct as first member" idiom You shouldn't have to turn off strict aliasing for that, struct pointers are allowed to alias
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by debugnik 9mo ago
You think those people won't need to enslave themselves somewhere else if the checkout line is automated? Asking for your job to be automated in a capitalist economy is putting the cart before the horse.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
The "required" in that sentence should be read strictly: some customers, mainly governmental, wouldn't have bought Intel chips in the first place without access to alternative suppliers (AMD and previously VIA). Intel had to
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by debugnik 9mo ago
You're replying to Redis' author.
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by debugnik 9mo ago
Their objective is not so much to fight mass scrapping but to prevent fine-tunes with their name on Civitai, copying them specifically. Which happens a lot. Sadly I agree that Glaze doesn't really work for it.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Unless you purchased some service from them, you didn't donate to Firefox, because that's a Mozilla Corporation project. Donating to Mozilla Foundation funds their initiatives, but not Firefox. To Thunderbird, however, we can actu
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Amazing. It's just missing an order for the chatbot to say "I know left-pad" before actually doing any work.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
> It encourages developers to write for Linux. Valve actually encourages devs to only provide Windows builds compatible with Proton, or at least it used to, to the disappointment of some professional porters. Mainly because several devs
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by debugnik 10mo ago
You're conflating whether one should feel guilty for supporting an author, and whether the author's speech outside a work matters to understand its intended meaning. The latter is the actual Death of the author , the former is us
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Don't worry, WiFi sensing will eventually remove our walls and curtains for free in that respect.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
It's nice to check your own references: > it was announced that EA and FIFA's partnership of 30 years would come to an end upon the termination of their licensing agreement > As a successor to the FIFA series, EA launched th
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by debugnik 10mo ago
If only it were usable for really-correct parsing. In my experience error recovery is so aggressive it will accept broken ASTs without marking any node as an error. Plus, you can't really solve some ambiguities without C-based lexer ha
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Yes and no, the package above is a popular `database/sql` driver for the same SQLite port you linked.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Can models actually stream the file in as they see fit, or is "read only enough" just an attention trick? I suspect the latter.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
Thanks, I get what you meant now. I've never liked this comparison because I don't find movie tickets a particularly good deal, but that might just be my upbringing.
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by debugnik 10mo ago
I'm not sure 2015 counts as new, but that's same release that first introduced the JSON extension. There isn't a version of SQLite with JSON expressions but without indexes on expressions. Also, the JSON extension wasn't
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by debugnik 10mo ago
> worth at least 4 to 8 hours of playtime. Is that supposed to be praise?

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