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by eridius 7y ago
`fut.await()` looks too magical. There's no hint in that expression that it's anything other than a method call. You could argue the same about `fut.await`, except in this case `await` is a keyword and thus the expression `x.await
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by eridius 7y ago
What's the benefit of this?
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by eridius 7y ago
Assuming these are failable actions then this would probably end up looking like var value = startRequest.await?.getBody().await?.Root;
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by eridius 7y ago
And since you can't "get to" it with your existing list, this means the prime factorization of this new number includes at least one prime not on your list, and therefore you can grow your list with every step (assuming you&#
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by eridius 7y ago
What do you mean by this? What has Panic shifted on? The only example I can think of where they've shifted on anything is they released Transmit for iOS, then after a while they discontinued it, and that's because it simply wasn&#
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by eridius 7y ago
I'm honestly kind of surprised someone's actually gone through the effort of figuring that out, and I'm afraid to ask how long it takes to build the whole chain.
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by eridius 7y ago
RangeInclusive is inclusive. This means `0..=0` has a length of 1. Therefore `0..=usize::MAX` has a length of usize::MAX + 1.
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by eridius 7y ago
Don't forget, Rust is written in Rust, so if you want to compile Rust from source because you don't trust the precompiled toolchain, you're in for a very long and arduous journey all the way back to the last version of the co
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by eridius 7y ago
AFAIK the only constraint on `Range::contains` is that the `Idx` type conforms to `PartialOrd`. So you could in fact have a `Range<String>` if you so desired.
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by eridius 7y ago
These "EVs are useless" articles are still good for something - ammo to convince your boss that they really shouldn't bother paying for an EV certificate.
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by eridius 7y ago
No mention of power efficiency though. Hardware decoders are good for more than just performance.
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by eridius 7y ago
Ecuador didn't exactly "[go] back on its promise of asylum". Assange violated the terms of his asylum. Whether that's justification for handing him over to the U.S. is a separate argument, but Ecuador was justified in te
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by eridius 7y ago
It's an input device. Charging is presumably over USB.
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by eridius 7y ago
Why are you willing to bet that "hundreds of free games" made by internet randos for a cheap gizmo are more fun than every single one of the 12 games made by experienced game developers?
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by eridius 7y ago
I trust Panic. They have an extremely long history of producing really high-quality Mac software, and they published Firewatch (which was excellent).
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by eridius 7y ago
> we should fight against all those sources that feel falsely entitled to get a slice of our brains and time for themselves. Why are they falsely entitled? You're choosing to give your attention to a site in exchange for its conte
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by eridius 7y ago
Advertising is the cost of access to the content. The content provider has the user's attention, and the advertiser is paying the content provider for a small slice of that attention. But that's all the cost should be, just a mo
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by eridius 7y ago
Safari is already trying to stop the existing tracking. This proposal allows Apple to say "look, we're giving you the actual functionality you need" and the advertisers completely lose any legitimacy whatsoever to their compl
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by eridius 7y ago
Ad attribution is not inherently bad. The means by which people do ad attribution are typically evil, and due to the ease by which this data is collected, lead advertising companies down the dark path of becoming user data brokers. But the
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by eridius 7y ago
If your account is banned how would you even set up an auto-reply to tell people about your new email?
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by eridius 7y ago
Or you could take this as an opportunity to present first choice of content, then choice of tone. That's two clicks, but it would be a lot more useful if I could pick between yes/no/maybe, and once chosen it would present me
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by eridius 7y ago
Then I guess you just care about the headlining feature listed as the very first item in the list. > Now you have the power to block video ads that autoplay when you open articles and links. Plus, Firefox has upped your protection again
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by eridius 7y ago
I'm not complaining about the author's description of their timeline, just taking issue with that bar on the right that is described as the threat level they should have had.
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by eridius 7y ago
At least in the bug bounty version there's an incentive for submitters to make their bug sound as scary as possible, which is that more severe bugs generally pay out more money. So I guess the lesson is, people will adjust their behavi
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by eridius 7y ago
I haven't researched Guix specifically, but if you want a package manager for macOS with these features, Nix definitely supports macOS (Nix is the inspiration for Guix). Even if Guix is supported on macOS, I'm not sure offhand if
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by eridius 7y ago
The part of the chart for "threat level I should have had based on everything I know now" is way off. It should have been at least yellow with "zero cell coverage" (assuming the author normally has reasonable cell covera
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by eridius 7y ago
Both PPC->x86 and x86->x86_64 had (temporary) migration paths. The x86->x86_64 path was pretty easy; x86 apps were still supported for a rather long time. The PPC->x86 migration path wasn't as clean, but they did ship Roset
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by eridius 7y ago
My recollection is that Apple did in fact ship a 64-bit HIToolbox library, but they didn't allow the general public to use it. I thought Adobe was one of the few people who were allowed to use it though, as a temporary measure until th
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by eridius 7y ago
If every seat number had bin space allocated for it, that space would not be large enough to fit even the smallest carryon suitcase. Overhead space only works because not every seat uses a suitcase's worth of space (and stuff smaller t
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by eridius 7y ago
Usually if there's a difference the site will list it. I can't think of any sandboxing limitations off the top of my head that would affect a vector graphics program.

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