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by firstlink 3y ago
> It means that they have the right to share the code of others on GitHub, as long as they respect the terms of license. This is totally legal. But then, Copilot will be able to analyze the code and violates the license terms, which isn’
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by firstlink 3y ago
And the crazy thing is it's not even designed specifically for storage, it just kind of has that space. Good for big GPUs. I have a define 7 for my gaming pc with 0 HDDs installed (M.2 only)! It's a great case anyhow. I very nearl
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by firstlink 3y ago
The compilation-unit-per-file model (and in fact the whole concept of linking) are a legacy incremental build solution for C which somehow metastasized into fundamental requirements of building software on current OSes. It is an atrocity an
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by firstlink 3y ago
You could have just admitted that you're incapable of critical reading and moved on, instead of that wall of text.
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by firstlink 3y ago
As readers we are supposed to learn that we are being misled. One hopes GP commenter would learn they cannot always get away with this sort of deception. What, if anything, are we supposed to get out of your comment, which seems to questi
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by firstlink 3y ago
All three of these things are orthogonal: 1) Negligence vs strict liability 2) Tort model 3) adversarial truth-seeking
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by firstlink 3y ago
> Groups like the FDA are democratic institutions > deliberate misreading of the parent comment > Of course the FDA is not, itself, a democratic instution. Can't tell if doublethink or just motte-and-bailey.
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by firstlink 3y ago
I saw some references to post-quantum security, but I also saw references to something called "Post-Quantum Wireguard" so it seemed like that was handled by some other project, or at best some sub-component of Rosenpass.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Various refcount overflows also abort: mpmc, Arc, Rc: https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/alloc/rc.rs.html#2628 I think we're lucky the usual "aha rust isn't so safe after all, checkmate rustaceans!"
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by firstlink 3y ago
After skimming both the GitHub and the protocol specification for rosenpass, I still have no idea what benefit it provides on top of wireguard and therefore why I should use it.
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by firstlink 3y ago
I can't figure out what you mean by "coherent" in this context. ETA: Oh, if you mean like rust trait coherence, then no. That would map to instances being unique, which is not the case. In addition to being able to pass arbit
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by firstlink 3y ago
> It is much easier to move your money out of a 0%-interest bank account and into a 5%-interest money-market account (or an online high-yield savings account, etc.) than it was 30 years ago, or even 10 years ago. You are more likely to s
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by firstlink 3y ago
> the option to buy it outright Does the next owner of the car also get it? No? Then it is not "bought outright", it isn't a purchase at all.
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by firstlink 3y ago
> Is there a language like this already? Yeah, you're looking for typeclasses a la Lean; probably Agda and Coq as well but Lean (3 or 4) is really built around typeclass inference. Basically "typeclasses" are arbitrary t
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by firstlink 3y ago
No bail and solitary confinement as extralegal punishment has been the norm for J6 protestors for over two years now, but no one on HN gives a shit. Now it's happening to people on the left, and suddenly pearls are clutched.
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by firstlink 3y ago
> The porn industry exploits vulnerable women and ruins their lives, forces them to do stuff they never signed for and much more. It's absurd disinformation to paint all pornography this way. For only the most obvious example, pleas
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by firstlink 3y ago
Not exactly on-topic but: it appears this bill carefully defines "the Internet" as the global packet-switched network (!) but then fails to define "website", which is used (as "internet website") in the actual
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by firstlink 3y ago
The "environmental damage" consisted entirely of a small dust storm. The car, need I remind you, is not part of the natural environment.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Modern medicine is a scam. There are zero consequences for doctors who fail to take the most basic steps to actually help their patients, so they will continue not to do so.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Indeed I agree friend, the creation of the Republican party was the worst thing that ever happened to the US, and only the creation of the Democratic party kept the US from falling into complete fascism, at least for a time.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Indeed, there's no way this is the product of actual game theory because it is using a pathologically incompatible definition of "game" where the player is allowed to change the rules.
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by firstlink 3y ago
The their problem is not a lack of try_, it's a lack of custom allocators.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Bear with me here, but only malice or incompetence could explain this choice by the US. If Russia bombs Ukraine, they will claim it is a false flag op by the US. (They'll have an almost fair point too after Nord Stream, but that's
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by firstlink 3y ago
Allowing people to negotiate any contract term they can think of without government guidance sounds like fascism to me.
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by firstlink 3y ago
> Call your health insurance and ask about “CPT code 90651”. There's no point to this. Health insurance providers are explicitly exempted from having to be truthful with you about coverage. The better ones will just tell you they do
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by firstlink 3y ago
Intel is a bad joke that just hasn't stopped moving yet.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Careful, this is only one step removed from fascistly suggesting that regulations which work in downtown SF don't work in rural areas.
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by firstlink 3y ago
Takeaway from the article: the worst thing the NYT muckrakers could actually find that Tucker said privately was "yummy". In my book that's somewhere between an eggplant emoji and a nothingburger.
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by firstlink 3y ago
> To this day some commenters think the performance is somehow hobbled by this There will always be a sizeable subset of people who are utterly convinced that there is an evil cabal of developers who refuse to press the "go faster&q
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by firstlink 3y ago
Indeed, in another article Chen actually explicitly claims that msft invented (what we understand to be) futexes and that Linux switched their futex syscall from semaphores to futexes by copying windows. It is truly a wildly incorrect and i

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