fnord123

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811.
by fnord123 7y ago
>Internally, things could be rather mundane Elite developers often make things mundane. No fires. No explosions. etc.
812.
by fnord123 7y ago
Indeed they only test on Python3: https://github.com/bit-team/backintime/blob/master/.travis.y...
813.
by fnord123 7y ago
Holy cow I really thought this was about the putty fork.
814.
by fnord123 7y ago
No way is it clearer. Moving a pattern match to the top level removes the obvious intent that two (or more) functions overload each other and remove the debug/trace point for figuring out why one body was chosen over another.
815.
by fnord123 7y ago
There are also cyber attacks on food delivery companies: https://twitter.com/jitsegroen/status/1240332307262832642
816.
by fnord123 7y ago
Absolutely. But toss1 was saying something else. Likely from an Imperial US perspective.
817.
by fnord123 7y ago
It is insane to think that every country must have their fully end to end supply chains. Italy doesn't need to manufacture microprocessors despite the backdoors that Intel tries to introduce.
818.
by fnord123 7y ago
They've probably yet to use Bloomberg's DRQS. It's a dream to use. If I understand correctly, Bloomberg had been migrating to Jira. What a shame.
819.
by fnord123 7y ago
Probably. AIUI, LMDB is the backend for Arakoon, another distributed DB written in ocaml.
820.
by fnord123 7y ago
I am not a lawyer, but I wonder if laws against hoarding physical goods like hand sanitizer during an emergency also apply to so called intellectual property.
821.
by fnord123 7y ago
You claim is not clear. "Unicode with various ways to represent é" is a shit show to parse using shell tools. e.g. Try scraping Spanish language Twitter feeds. When I have done this kind of work, I made a tool to canonicalize glyp
822.
by fnord123 7y ago
This is cool for English text. But once you get Unicode with various ways to represent é, whew lad. This get shitty quickly in the shell.
823.
by fnord123 7y ago
It's quite obviously spicy food that helps the most. Or rather its my excuse to eat everything spicy for the next month.
824.
by fnord123 7y ago
I think GP was wondering why the flu was so deadly per person rather than how it racked up a huge body count. The article explains the body count but not why any particular person would die at a higher rate than another strain of flu.
825.
by fnord123 7y ago
>The real answer is simply that the number of tests is not equal to the number of cases. Ye olde "3.6 roentgens. Not great but not terrible" factor. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg5HOnq7zD0
826.
by fnord123 7y ago
Scylla is available as a unikernel.
827.
by fnord123 7y ago
https://github.com/facebook/rocksdb/pull/5881 I thought I saw a PR fly by for mysql but I can't find it now so maybe I was imagining things.
828.
by fnord123 7y ago
>millions of Americans I always want to ask... does this mean people living in the US or US citizens? because the meaning sounds like its limited to citizens but I'm almost positive any stats that say 'Americans' means &#x
829.
by fnord123 7y ago
They stopped making Dark Sister. And that was more in line with an English Porter.
830.
by fnord123 7y ago
I'm not a beer historian but I think the American craft beer scene is a 'thing' because home brewing was legalized in 1978 and it took this long for a fabric of breweries in the US to develop to mirror what already existed in
831.
by fnord123 7y ago
>Does Clojure actually force you to use those abstractions though? tl;dr: no
832.
by fnord123 7y ago
The input certainly helps which explains the divide between English levels in countries that subttle and countries that dub English language shows and movies.
833.
by fnord123 7y ago
I think that's only on mobile apps because when I listen to mixes at work I have never heard an ad.
834.
by fnord123 7y ago
Putting in ads between every $SOME_NUMBER of plays.
835.
by fnord123 7y ago
Most/many professions (lawyers, doctors, dentists, etc) have an office on the ground floor on their house and live in the floors above.
836.
by fnord123 7y ago
No, the cookies are only required if the implementation of the site requires it. Not if funding depends on it.
837.
by fnord123 7y ago
I think the common suspicion is that Epstein had an Eli Cohen style role and Maxwell was his handler.
838.
by fnord123 7y ago
>So yeah cargo is nice, but not if I have to build everything from scratch, Rust isn't a scripting language. FWIW, Rust builds faster than node applications as my laptop can only handle so many iops. And Rust compiles are in line wi
839.
by fnord123 7y ago
>Regarding Linux distros, if it isn't on the official repositories, Conan provides exactly the same experience as cargo, only faster because it supports binary libraries. Don't use the operating system binaries unless you are p
840.
by fnord123 7y ago
Some of the parts of a compiler are inherently serial. e.g. parsing a file. But if you have to parse multiple files, then hey presto, parallelism. The linker has to work as a spooler for writing the resulting executable or shared objects, b

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