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by esrauch 5mo ago
I'm not sure what you think account managers do that they can prevent accidents/bugs like that?
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by esrauch 5mo ago
"Moxes/Sol Ring. They are a nice touch if not found in abundance." Seems odd when followed by every 40 card deck having all color-relevant moxen and sol ring...
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by esrauch 5mo ago
I think the vast majority of people just "don't care" for all possible topics.
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by esrauch 6mo ago
"Evil megacorp" media is hardly new.
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by esrauch 6mo ago
There was definitely sync bugs with replays at various points. There was even desync bugs even in live multiplayer games; there was detection that it desynced which would end the game, which in turn meant exploits that would intentionally c
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by esrauch 6mo ago
I think "offer unlimited but TOS ban behaviors that would cost too much to support" is actually a very normal way that things work instead of "raise prices until equilibrium is reached", including in credit cards. Credit
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by esrauch 6mo ago
Do you think that had this not launched that it would have been spent on something else that would have "saved humanity" better? US spends 4x as much on just nuclear bombs as the NASA budget for some perspective. Nuclear bombs are
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by esrauch 7mo ago
This is something that it seems some Go people just don't "believe" in my experience, that for some people that letter in that context is not mentally populated immediately. It's honestly a shame because it seems like Go
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by esrauch 7mo ago
Do you mean people underestimate how steep the gradient is, or they don't know it at all? It seems kind of dubious to me that "everyday" people don't understand that land in cities is worth more than land in suburbs. It
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by esrauch 7mo ago
I don't think that logically follows. They have a business model and are trying to capture more revenue, fully saturating your computer isn't obviously a good business strategy.
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by esrauch 7mo ago
It is ad hominem that people who see it different are just pretty criminals. Yes it is a genius move that copy left used copyright to achieve their goal. But the name is literally reflecting the judo going on in that case. Copyleft licenses
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by esrauch 7mo ago
It's not at all obvious whether copyright net protects or destroys the little guy. It definitely does some of both, and we have no obvious measure or counterfactual to know otherwise. You also have to take into account not just if opti
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by esrauch 7mo ago
FWIW I have received mail from the USPS in places that had no canonical full address as well. It's not the case in reality that the USPS only delivers mail to mailboxes that have an associated entry in their canonical database here in
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by esrauch 7mo ago
Yeah it should auto fill but not stop you from changing it, best experience 98% of the time. I just looked it up and apparently there's some cases of zip codes that do go across state lines too, but it's rare.
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by esrauch 7mo ago
They do a lot more war than defense don't they?
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by esrauch 9mo ago
Down and to the right is good, but the claim here is the average full release build is only 2 seconds?
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by esrauch 9mo ago
People do have cold Rust compiles that can push up into measured in hours. Large crates often take design choices that are more compile time friendly shape. Note that C++ also has almost as large problem with compile times with large build
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by esrauch 9mo ago
It's never the case that only one thing is important. In the extreme, you surely wouldn't accept a 1 day or even 1 week build time for example? It seems like that could be possible and not hypothetical for a 1 week build since a s
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by esrauch 9mo ago
Words only have the meaning we give them, and "variable" already has this meaning from mathematics in the sense of x+1=2, x is a variable. Euler used this terminology, it's not new fangled corruption or anything. I'm not
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by esrauch 9mo ago
I think you are confused by terminology here and not by behavior, "immutable variable" is a normal terminology in all languages and could be says to be distinct from constants. In Rust if you define with "let x = 1;" it&
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by esrauch 9mo ago
Every system has some type 1 errors and some type 2 errors. The notion that they could just have neither if they cared a little more is just kind of absurd and doesn't at all reflect the messiness of the world we live in. Even if Googl
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by esrauch 9mo ago
I'm surprised you can read Google's words as challenging his identity. Just looking explicitly again the emails: > It is unclear to us how you came to own the copyright for the content in question, because you do not appear to
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by esrauch 9mo ago
I feel like every single reply from them was about whether he held the copyright rather than whether he had the identity he claimed, and part of what went wrong is he kept asking about how to prove his identity in the replies. I suspect wha
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by esrauch 9mo ago
Yeah, I meant it's common for projects to make their own 'assume' macros. In Rust you can wrap core::hint::assert_unchecked similarly.
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by esrauch 9mo ago
Yes, and that same pattern already does exist in C and C++. Asserts that are checked in debug builds but presumed true for optimization in release builds.
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by esrauch 9mo ago
So I think it's a very neat format, but my feedback as a random person on the Internet is that I don't think it does uphold the claimed vision in the end of being 1:1 to JSON (the security parts, but also you do end up adding extr
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by esrauch 9mo ago
My example was a three character string where the second one is \u0000, which is the NUL character in the middle of the string. The spec on the GitHub says that it is banned to include NUL under a security stance, that someone that after pa
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by esrauch 9mo ago
This is very interesting, though the limitations for 'security' reasons seem somewhat surprising to me compared to the claim "Anything JSON can do, it can do. Anything JSON can't do, it can't do.". Simplest exa
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by esrauch 9mo ago
In practice mutation fuzz testers are able to whitebox see where branches are in the underlying code, with a differential fuzz test under that approach its generally able to fuzz over test cases that go over all branches. So I think under s
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by esrauch 9mo ago
The fact that the fee is the same for Steam and Apple/Play Store seems suggestive to me the market is warped, given the latter ones are cases which are clearly monopolies where no alternative is technically possible. Steam has a "

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