fabian2k

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by fabian2k 3y ago
I don't think that is the case anymore. I think it also was platform-specific before and only applied to Linux. But I couldn't find the exact change with a quick search.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
You don't even need native AOT for that, you can already create self-contained binaries with .NET Core. Those have fewer restrictions than native AOT, they bundle the necessary runtime.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
Any evidence that Storm Shadow have been shot down regularly? And in addition to the soviet equipment they have IRIS-T SLM, Patriot and some other western systems.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
So when civilians flee an unprovoked invasion, it justifies that invasion in your opinion as the country isn't a real country anymore because a significant part of the population fled the war? That's just insane.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
Ignoring all the other stuff, you think that a country that loses a military engagement with a much larger neighbour doesn't have any right to exist?
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by fabian2k 3y ago
So Ukraine is moving closer to NATO due to a fear of offensive actions from Russia, and that is your justification for actually attacking them and invading their country? Ukraine was obviously justified in seeking a military alliance to pro
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by fabian2k 3y ago
From the original report ( https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/special-r... ): > An overview of Russian adaptation reveals a force that is able to improve and evolve its employment of key systems.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
A large number of these drones are just regular civilian models. Those are likely easy prey for electronic warfare.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
The integration of Teams on Stack Overflow was a really weird thing. I do buy the argument from Jon Ericson in this post that integrating the internal Q&A into the Stack Overflow page is a large benefit for developers. I don't thin
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by fabian2k 3y ago
The database argument is also specific to certain databases and table types. It should only matter for clustered tables. So if e.g. I use Postgres, this doesn't matter as it doesn't have clustered tables.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
Is there any reason to use anything except completely random UUIDs? I vaguely remember reading about problems with MAC-based UUIDs decades ago, my impression was that they have been discouraged for a long time already.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
That was more detailed than I expected, a lot of posts on this topic tend to be more superficial. I suspect the BRIN index might need a bit of a stronger disclaimer, as far as I understand you really want to use that only for ordered data,
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by fabian2k 3y ago
The non-serverless version still works fine, even in modern JS land. The simple approach still works if you have some knowledge around setting up a server and configuring a few things. I also think that the advice around Authentication is o
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by fabian2k 3y ago
This is a rather disrespectful way to comment on the announcement of people losing their jobs.
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by fabian2k 3y ago
Isn't one of the major barriers that you'd have to reimplement the entire tracking code for PC? Or does that actually run on the headset independently and not on the PS5?
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by fabian2k 3y ago
The big difference here is that prestige has nothing to do with cost, unlike your Louis Voutton comparison. Prestige is entirely based on the perception of the journals among scientists and on the prestige of the papers themselves that are
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by fabian2k 3y ago
So those are much smaller tunnels than usually used for both trains and cars as far as I understand. How are the fire safety issues handled here? Large tunnels usually have a smaller escape tunnel at the side. That doesn't seem to be t
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by fabian2k 4y ago
So 80,000 deaths are irrelevant? When a safe and effective vaccine exists?
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by fabian2k 4y ago
COVID-19 is not a harmless disease, especially for the elderly. You can argue about children and young adults without risk factors, but that is only a small part of the population in developed countries. A large part of the population is ol
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by fabian2k 4y ago
Against the early variants the vaccines were pretty effective in reducing transmission. Only against Omicron did this fundamentally change.
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by fabian2k 4y ago
It was certainly discussed that we can't know how long the protection from the vaccines will last. But it also didn't matter much as we needed the protection now, and even a waning protection later is much better than no protectio
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by fabian2k 4y ago
C# is a clearly object oriented language, and you can decide what is on the stack and on the heap. And while inheritance is a very prominent feature of object oriented languages, it is not the only option there. I think the way those langua
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by fabian2k 4y ago
It's a ticket without any frills. So you don't get the kind of perks like adding another person you might in some other monthly or yearly tickets. Adding animals or bicycles is not part of the deal here, which makes the use of thi
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by fabian2k 4y ago
I don't think you can launch rockets without impact on the environment. But you probably can put a bit more effort into mitigating the impact than SpaceX did here. And I think it is fair to ask for the kind of measures that are used on
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by fabian2k 4y ago
The US supreme court is absurdly political, I don't see how that can work long-term. There are very strong incentives to put judges on it that strongly represent your political views. This also means that holding them accountable is st
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by fabian2k 4y ago
There is a plot point a bit along those lines in the DLC for Horizon Zero Dawn with a project to prevent a Yellowstone eruption that is controlled by an AI.
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by fabian2k 4y ago
Ahem, I think making it much easier to transfer and backup 2FA codes is extremely important to make this area more useable. But I'm missing some parts here in this announcement how the data is protected? Is the security the same as for
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by fabian2k 4y ago
The most dangerous kinds of mistakes in that area are bugs or oversights that cause massive resource usage or endless loops. Those can easily bring down parts of the application that are otherwise robustly separated in the way you mentioned
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by fabian2k 4y ago
The debris very likely compromised the test because it damaged the engines. That is not intentional and is something SpaceX needs to fix.
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by fabian2k 4y ago
So you think they can get away with launching again without a flame trench and a real water deluge system? The debris very likely damaged the rocket engines, that is not something they can tolerate for more tests. This kind of infrastructur

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