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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, I would say the x backdoor succeeded summa cum laude
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Brazilians were joking "welcome to CONMEBOL, South Korea" when their president tried that coup. I guess the US wants to join in as well (CONMEBOL being South America's soccer/football association)
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by drowsspa 2y ago
And then you can't access bank or government apps anymore... I used to root my phone, it's not worth it anymore
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Maybe it's informed by non-existing formal training, but even before AIs I kept feeling we're stuck in a local valley when it comes to programming languages.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, calling "fragile" someone who's afraid after an airplane crash has to be peak Hacker News
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Some other people would recognize that the failures are basically independent, so their odds of getting in another accident is the same.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I'd attribute malice when this advice comes from supposedly grown-ups.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
There are a pletora of tools better than Make. But it's a standard tool, everyone is familiar with it, you probably don't even have to install it.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, mine often just defers back to some shell scripts. But it's useful to enumerate them in the Makefile.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Honestly I like it just to keep it as a command runner with the needed flags. Then in the unholy YAML there's just make build, make test, etc
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Honestly nowadays industry seems to be just about maximizing stock value through hype and CEOs are basically hired just for that. Like all stocks are meme stocks now, profits be damned because you can always do some accounting maneuver, and
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I would say that it's not just a Python problem, Node.js or Ruby seems to have almost the same problems. I'd say Docker exists because packaging C/C++ dependencies is an impossible problem that hasn't been solved in 5 de
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by drowsspa 2y ago
> imagine here the xkcd comic about standards These tools come and go in the Python world... It's basically like JavaScript frameworks. It seems that people recommend a different one every month
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Were you completely sedentary before starting? And I mean, psychologically, the feeling of nearly dying would have been enough to scare me off any exercising had I started with that. Being able to push yourself physically, and enjoying it,
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by drowsspa 2y ago
HIIT is and feels awesome, but no way a sedentary person can start straight with that.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Sounds weird that apparently they expected to send 3 MB in a single TCP packet
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I'm Brazilian, but whether you consider Latin America western or western-adjacent, here healthy food is definitely not cheaper than processed food at all. Yet, you can see populations and regions dropping from food insecurity directly
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Not really. Being fat was a sign of being rich back then, because only rich people could even have enough surplus calories to get fat.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Obesity rates consistently increase as people get more access to calories.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
We already have that. Why are you commenting here? In the end, the real service social networks offer is moderation.
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by drowsspa 2y ago
"Just"?
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, I don't drive but I would think it would be worse than actually paying attention all the time
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah, it's actually frustrating that even when writing Go code, which is statically typed, it keeps messing up the arguments order. That would seem to me a pretty easy thing to generate. Although it's much better when writing stan
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by drowsspa 2y ago
If you compile them outside the functions they will throw when imported
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by drowsspa 2y ago
I don't have much to add other than to compliment the README. At least it shows some concern about documenting the higher level architecture... I get discouraged of contributing to open source due to the laziness of basically having to
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Because you are basically root then
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Even so, it's pretty new, isn't it? I don't quite trust the claim it's completely transparent to applications and libraries...
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Yeah... Unfortunately golden handcuffs are binding me to the financial sector and, specifically, to Hadoop
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by drowsspa 2y ago
This sounds like the whole "we've never seen a species evolving". Much like fossils, radioactive dating, geology come together to give us a picture of evolution, we have tons of real evidence for black holes. But we even hav
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by drowsspa 2y ago
Not for those of us stuck in Java 8... Is it stable already?

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