debugnik

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811.
by debugnik 2y ago
No, you can't disable the PRs tab; you can disable any tab except Code and PRs. Torvalds famously complained about this because he handles pull requests through email, so all PRs on his Linux repo are useless.
812.
by debugnik 2y ago
Back then Windows had already blessed Windows Installer packages (.msi), which could be installed unattended from the CLI. But, to be fair, many companies still preferred to use other installer tools, including sometimes Microsoft themselve
813.
by debugnik 2y ago
It emulates them in the sense that they implement a virtual display and keyboard for the same wire protocols those old boxes used. Those protocols are mostly plain text, but also escape sequences for cursors, colors, layout, etc. Check out
814.
by debugnik 2y ago
I, personally, am aware, but I'm not so sure everyone who will read my username knows that, and there's enough war-related shilling around (and suspicion thereof) that the pun simply isn't worth it.
815.
by debugnik 2y ago
I'm guessing they came up with the wordplay before the invasion, and then regretted it because the reference suddenly stopped being purely historical. And I get it, I've been phasing out this username, which I picked with bad timi
816.
by debugnik 2y ago
> with AdaCore and Ferrous Systems partnering I thought the partnership was already over? AdaCore left Ferrocene, and released its own support for a Rust toolchain lacking formal verification tools.
817.
by debugnik 2y ago
C#, F# and PHP all support named arguments and they're quite common for optional parameters.
818.
by debugnik 2y ago
First, because I want to switch away from badly translated content (or worse, badly machine translated content, cough cough Microsoft), even if I generally prefer it in my native tongue. I agree this should be a more accessible feature at
819.
by debugnik 2y ago
91.86% slower on my Android phone with Firefox, so it definitely depends on which JS engine.
820.
by debugnik 2y ago
Does that matter now that we've got (possibly declarative) shadow roots as the units of DOM encapsulation?
821.
by debugnik 2y ago
Even worse, it's an illegal move to leave your own king in check, if I recall correctly, so that simply can't happen, not even by accident. The only possible outcome for king vs king is a draw. Unless we were to modify even more r
822.
by debugnik 3y ago
> Gets rid of the need of an async keyword You still need an async effect handler though, which is effectively the same syntax wise.
823.
by debugnik 3y ago
You're right, my bad: a quick search lead me to think that it had some server dependency that had been shut down prematurely, before the console's own online services. I'm guessing the matchmaking is part of the Wii U's
824.
by debugnik 3y ago
> so as long as enough people pay for online This payment only funds the console's matchmaking services. The cost of maintaining dedicated servers falls on the devs for third party games, and presumably a different budget for first
825.
by debugnik 3y ago
> They asserted copyright over LLaMA, which is obviously bogus since it was trained on data they do not own the copyright to. Not saying I agree with FB here, but infringing on someone else's copyright doesn't suddenly void the
826.
by debugnik 3y ago
It's unclear to me if "free access" here implies free as in beer or just free as in "you can actually purchase the standard", since this is about the Commission actively refusing to non-profits access to these stand
827.
by debugnik 3y ago
Because if you click down there where it says Guidelines you'll see that your title went against them. > Please don't do things to make titles stand out [...] > [...] please use the original title, unless it is misleading or
828.
by debugnik 3y ago
Also 'start -Verb runas' in Powershell.
829.
by debugnik 3y ago
You may have misread my comment, I'm on safe languages team. I'm complaining about the people that start projects in unsafe languages in exchange of a thin performance boost, and then blame the compiler/runtime maintainers fo
830.
by debugnik 3y ago
But being footguns is a feature of C/C++, not a defect: they trade safety for performance by design. (Edit: Wrong trade-off in my opinion, just to make it clear.) If you shop specifically for an unsafe tool, surprise, you get one. Shou
831.
by debugnik 3y ago
It is open source. Open source doesn't mean that arbitrary pull requests are welcome, see SQLite or Lua for other examples.
832.
by debugnik 3y ago
These VLC packages only had assets for Windows, UWP and Android.
833.
by debugnik 3y ago
> The authors of the article claim that the Unity runtime uses (some of) those libraries, and that it is being used on iOS as well. The article doesn't mention iOS or Apple even once, they in fact mention they only had assets for Wi
834.
by debugnik 3y ago
Sound to me like they're talking (their) philosophy rather than existing law. I for one agree, harassment shouldn't be considered lesser just because the victim admits to having a thick skin.
835.
by debugnik 3y ago
My reply would be pretty much what scottlamb said already. Of course HTTP daemons are nice, but these days they can just reverse proxy an actual HTTP service on a given route instead of using some knock-off protocol like FastCGI; you need a
836.
by debugnik 3y ago
> In fcgi mode it runs as a service listening to a socket and reads and sends response over it while never terminating. What's the point of using this over serving HTTP directly? The whole point of CGI was providing an easy to imple
837.
by debugnik 3y ago
But you can drive on any road without those, while you simply can't use much of the web without JS. I don't think there's a good car analogy.
838.
by debugnik 3y ago
> see Colectiv 2015 > At least 13 of the victims that died in hospitals were killed by bacteria, probably because the disinfectant used was diluted by the manufacturer to save money. (From Wikipedia.) That's so sad to read, consi
839.
by debugnik 3y ago
We already have that, we just call it "layout shift" and pretend its unintentional.
840.
by debugnik 3y ago
In my language/country I see no mention of Gemini there. Or any model name, really.

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