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eptcyka
1y ago
The specific example used wouldn’t be caught by C++ or Java.
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Rafale and Gripen don't hold a candle to the F35's capabilities, they're just a different class of aircraft. Not to say any one of the three is bad, but the EU currently just does not have it in them to have a viable competit
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1y ago
Lmao, that is literally how it worked.
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1y ago
You should never turn on your burner in a place where you use your regular phone, duh.
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eptcyka
1y ago
I use both, have not spent money on buying personal macbooks, have bought many a thinkpad. I have had to repair far more thinkpads than I have had to get macbooks repaired, the batteries last longer on macbooks. I still prefer linux to macO
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1y ago
Go allows deferring an implementation of an interface to a member of a type. It is somewhat unintuitive, and I think the field has to be an unnamed one. Similarly, if a field implements a trait in Rust, you can expose it via `AsRef` and `As
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1y ago
Sorry for not adding ”in the past decade” at the end of that sentence.
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1y ago
They always are the first ones to use the most advanced node by TSMC, the designs probably are only compatible with that particular process. Have not heard of apple using samsung for SoCs.
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1y ago
Ideally, CI would just invoke the build system. With nix, this os trivial.
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You can help whomever, but I suggest doing things to push powers to do less harm. I don’t think we should argue against more international cooperation with the argument that any party is or has committed atrocities, otherwise the only inter
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1y ago
All big countries do that, look at the US meddling with the while of South America and the Middle East. China does the same.
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Would you want to define that boundary in a way that still maintains compatibility with C? Or would all other languages be expected to link in a Rust library to then do the "extern C" conversion from a rust native type to somethin
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1y ago
Could it be that the original freenode staff did not want to have anything to do with you in an operational manner? Whilst the financial contributions for legal defense always went a long way, not much else was needed, like the live events
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1y ago
The chief privacy officer of the company is the moron that destroyed Freenode. Of course, Libera lives on, but it is a transition we could’ve done without.
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VMs suffer from memory use overhead. Would be cool if the guest kernel would cooperate with the host on that.
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Yeah, all the people who stand to lose from oppressive surveillance can just gtfo into the desert, that will solve their problems and definitely isn’t what the surveyors wanted then to do in the first place. Yeah, like, if you do not like b
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F-droid are thoroughly understaffed and yet incredibly ambitious and shrewd around their goals - they want to build all the apps in a reproducible manner. There’s lots of friction around deviating from builds that fit within their model. Th
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eptcyka
1y ago
…does not mean data is not logged. Apple, please fix your keyboards.
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Dealerships will want you to service at their shops because they will upload all the BT metadata that the car has logged. Just because it can’t upload data on its own does not mean data instead logged.
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eptcyka
1y ago
Not when the car itself costs about as much.
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Doubt there’s a BMW enthusiast that will go out of their way to repair a 2010s diesel.
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eptcyka
1y ago
Unless further elaborated, why would one assume that being 50% more productive will not appear as being 50% more productive?
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1y ago
Yeah, npm people expect that semantic versioning will be abided by. Obviously, it will not work if a minor version bump introduces a breaking change. Obviously this is better than pinning the same one dependency in literally every package -
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1y ago
Are they even profitable?
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Nah, it is about finding ways to fail an experiment without failing the whole business, bonus points for not killing anyone in the process.
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For enospace, I’d put telemetry data on an entirely different partition or even device, as to isolate the rest of the filesystem.
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Autopilot, not autosteer. Wording here is important.
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The corolla is wonderfully designed for its main purpose- a cash cow in its segment. PHP just worked, but it is not well designed. The reason it is somewhat simple to deploy is because everyone and their dog had to learn how to deploy it -
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eptcyka
1y ago
Are you talking about math PhDs? What power do they have, politically?
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Use a passphrase. Or use a yubikey, like a sibling mentioned. I wouldn’t decrypt my secret partition on untrusted devices, conversley, if I already have a trusted machine, why bother with encrypting the secrets if they can just be sniped wh
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