dgan

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by dgan 4y ago
Seems like you mix up classes, and types ... like many others in this thread
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by dgan 4y ago
Well on one hand, VBA is a full blown programming language, so I would expect to be able to do that... On the other hand, I am lucky JS running in browser doesn't have access to my drivers
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by dgan 4y ago
It took me less than a week to understand the main problem is tooling and licensing :)
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by dgan 4y ago
I don't understand why everyone seems to ignore Ada? Granted I am completely new to it, but from what I see it is years ahead of Rust in terms of safety (it can prove correctness!! Rust is only heading into that direction). Yes synta
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by dgan 4y ago
I loved to throw around "What's next? Private prisons??" when speaking about some crazy privatization ideas. That, until I learned it's an actual thing in US. Who would have guessed. I think I was 32 at that time
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by dgan 4y ago
but nobody ever advertised phone numbers to be assigned "for life". People lose their phones all the times, I personally lost countless phones, and I am very far from being homeless. The problem is forcing 2FA on everyone
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by Latvia/Estonia/Lithuania
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by UK
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by USA
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by other European Country
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by dgan 4y ago
This is not a sabotage, but an accident
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by Russia, on Putin's order
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by Russia, anti-Putin dissidents
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by Ukraine
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by dgan 4y ago
Sabotage by Poland
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by dgan 4y ago
the "my mum/grandma/grandpa asked me to reinstall their Windows" should be meme by now
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by dgan 4y ago
Definitely not US only. I still dream about my math & German exams. I did well on both though
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by dgan 4y ago
deserting the army definitely does.
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by dgan 4y ago
Luckily it's not up to you to decide; and as I mentionned, "dissidents" have already the right to come under Geneva conventions. I am simply proposing to strengthen this link
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by dgan 4y ago
i think we can conclude with high confidence that those paying ~1000€ for a plane ticket to flee before mobilization, aren't actually supporting it
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by dgan 4y ago
one of the way to reduce the number of soldiers Russia would be able to send, is to specifically create favorable conditions for Russian dissidents to move out of the country; not preventing them from moving abroad
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by dgan 4y ago
not a single button is clickable, can't even change language
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by dgan 4y ago
can we have a "formal semantics for multi-threading" ? why it's not a thing?
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by dgan 4y ago
... truly anything is good to make marketing claims
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by dgan 4y ago
I have a Dell XPS 13 provided by my employer. I don't understand what's so supposedly good about them. - It won't boot when battery is empty. I literally have to wait for like 10min until it decides I can now use it. Have f
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by dgan 4y ago
Can we finally promote electric vehicles that don't weight +1000kg, and as aerodynamic as a brick? There is no way this is sustainable. We need something like vélomobiles
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by dgan 4y ago
alright, taking my stone back to my yard! I didn't know CL was typed
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by dgan 4y ago
This seems in phase with their anti-Microsoft wave riding, which brought many (speculating here) new customers. Interestingly, my employer too uses GitLab, and we too prefer Linux among employees ... so i think targeting is on point
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by dgan 4y ago
i have a personal opinion that any sufficiently large project written in a untyped language will become unreadable to anyone external to that project
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by dgan 4y ago
>> "The Python case is more inarguable. If GC is so good, why wouldn't Python just garbage collect everything,... ? It is because RC outperforms garbage collecting in all these standard cases" Pretty weird argument for

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