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eviks
2mo ago
Could you point to that reason?
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eviks
2mo ago
I don't understand why you need training on your code base to design a cache format for read only vs rw workloads, but anyway yours is a comment about neglect, not the "evil" that would happen if you did that design
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2mo ago
It's also often that you can avoid all those future migration/fallback risks and pains if you invest a little bit of design thinking upfront. So how would you decide which path to take in situations like this?
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eviks
2mo ago
How does that fit? What would be the evil of not wasting memory for many years at 1x?
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2mo ago
> Once we store a DNS response in the cache, however, we never modify it again. The capacity field serves no purpose, but still costs 8 bytes per Vec Were there no design discussions/reviews when the system was setup to catch trivia
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2mo ago
But since you didn't explain the meaning of the word, the person who didn't know would remain deprived of that knowledge > it’s not the same in all legal systems. In which popular legal systems can you bring a charge directly w
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eviks
2mo ago
You mean this complaint explicitly mentioned in the article? > proceeding is within reasonable contemplation for purposes of Swiss law and that Uefa has standing, as a complainant, to file a criminal complaint
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2mo ago
Any cases are like that because it looks more natural and fluid, but it's just not for you, though in that case how would cases help change your stylistic preferences? I mean, even for the obvious highly dynamic videos like some sports
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2mo ago
You're obviously wrong, it obviously doesn't make sense to close down instead is implementing the training for the new protocols in parallel. And the current disruption is just as real of a question as the future refusals. And obv
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eviks
2mo ago
That's the foundational box for the actors, not a property of the actions
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2mo ago
> Nobody has every detail of all of them memorized. That was never the requirement, you've made it up to avoid addressing the real argument > So if copying a useful piece of code from Stack Overflow has always been acceptable, No
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2mo ago
Doesn't matter as long as the children are safe!
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2mo ago
Anything that engages users?
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eviks
2mo ago
Because the "polish" is done in an insecure way?
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eviks
2mo ago
But a few other people will make an account to continue reading
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2mo ago
> and then major vulnerabilities were introduced and there was a huge backlash against JXL. Has that ever stopped any of the previous unsafe stuff? Seems like this would be the same - we'd just see faster adoption of the better form
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2mo ago
Because it doesn't look cool?
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eviks
2mo ago
"A corporation cannot" didn't stop legal birth of those
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2mo ago
No, the point is to type the word a you'd do in real life, that is, make the mistake, finish word/sentence/thought and then correct. And the correction would be changing just the first mistake
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2mo ago
How often do you see your router's UI to justify any change?
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2mo ago
That's not total pixel freedom, you're still limited to text
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2mo ago
> They live in a tab in my terminal. So you can't even immediately switch to your app and don't see it in an OS-integrated list?
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2mo ago
Looked and see all the same awfulness expected of a textual interfaces where drawing a vertical line is not trivial, so many have gaps instead because they don't know they need a different character Or where the gaps between elements i
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2mo ago
> TUIs don't need to follow any OS guidelines, cross-platform GUIs always look bad outside of the "main" platform. TUIs look bad everywhere, so that's strictly worse
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2mo ago
> There is no technical reason that animation should take that long. The technical reason is you will not see all the animated beauty if it's fast, so animation forces feeds min delays for states transition
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2mo ago
Great news, let's just wait an eternity for this myth to morph into reality!
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2mo ago
It doesn't if you use a better theory
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2mo ago
> but you can also just ignore it. Apparently, this isn't as easy for some people who are deeply involved
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2mo ago
I guess you've reviewed a few layout systems, do you have a strong view re. which one is the platonic best, i.e. we can ignore the practical considerations of matching CSS just because it's very popular
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2mo ago
> In truth, having experienced fire-starters, I'm not bothered about the contents of this latest message from the UK Government. Given the overstretched fire service and the imminent threat across most of the country, my personal op
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