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by froh 5mo ago
I'd be badly surprised if the jvm jit went through C, so if this monstrosity is well defined in Java it's well defined once well defined everywhere. but still, if it were, it was and remained, as gp points out, bad practice...
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by froh 5mo ago
jpype and graalpy are life. jython went EOL.with python 2 going EOL.
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by froh 5mo ago
both.
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by froh 5mo ago
Singapore signed the UN CRC Convention on the rights of the Child So Singapore committed to protect children from violence https://www.unicef.org.uk/what-we-do/un-convention-child-rig... And it seems Singapore (like so
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by froh 5mo ago
beat the violence out of them, that'll show em? I find the evolution of §1631 of the German civic code interesting from 1900 to the early 2000s it slowly moved from "the father has the right to chastise the children" to &quot
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by froh 5mo ago
probably software of old where bugs are expensive, thus a thorough process was created, V model with consistency reviews; add manual hand overs and subsystem tests and you easily get months to production release. PayPal started greenfield s
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by froh 5mo ago
without oil change and wear of brakes there is little need for inspections.
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by froh 5mo ago
it's trivial to find out how to report a security issue like this to Linux distros. Google search: https://share.google/aimode/eihDKXZJy94Z5lC1p and it's beyond me to not think about doing this and instead
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by froh 5mo ago
the successor to xdg, freedesktop.org, however is acknowledging the need for cross platform openness. that's exactly why you indeed can configure where the three main "stores" of compliant applications, their config, their d
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by froh 6mo ago
freedesktop.org standardizes unix, and it has ways to map .local, .cache, .config to os specifics.
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by froh 6mo ago
most of that should live in .cache or .config and .local/share indeed if only people knew about, read (and followed) xdg... aka freedesktop.org
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by froh 6mo ago
ah, ed, "the unix standard text editor" but why not awk then?
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by froh 6mo ago
finite state machine (FSM) state charts (FSM with history pointers) pushdown automaton (FSM with a stack) turing machine (FSM with a tape) the terminology is well established.
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by froh 6mo ago
hm "inputs" can refer to just current and future inputs --- or it refers to the totality of inputs, including the inputs leading up to "here". in the latter interpretation the machine is perfectly deterministic. and the
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by froh 6mo ago
ah got it. thanks for clarifying!
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by froh 6mo ago
this is dangerously wrong in several dimensions methanol and ethanol do not form an azeotrope with each other, they only (both, each) bind to water. that's why separation of methanol and ethanol by holding key temperatures works at al
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by froh 6mo ago
you suggest additional drinking methanol when you're "normally" drunk?? that's dangerously counterfactual.
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by froh 6mo ago
sure about that? your initial comment above focuses on the difficulty of the task, I didn't see mention of the need for collaboration to solve it. maybe you had that in mind? the comment doesn't spell it out though...
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by froh 6mo ago
That name in de would be "Claudius" though. Still can be naturalized, of course, immigrant, (Ausländer, lit. "out-land-er")
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by froh 6mo ago
Germanistic
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by froh 6mo ago
is theoretical computer science (turing machines and automata theory, lambda calculus, complexity theory, computability, devidability, etc) pure maths? or applied maths indeed? tree calculus is theoretical computer science for sure. and t
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by froh 7mo ago
oh how I'd love to see a gitlab GitHub like infrastructure and culture for scientific publication. let them have the repo private/authors and reviewers only until publication. but all flaws are issues, later reported issues are r
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by froh 7mo ago
dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47521150
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by froh 7mo ago
there is a calibration marker on the glass and the liquid has to be filled up to that line, the froth on top is extra. so on the continent we get more, not less. so from where we stand it looks rather like the islanders are ripped off ;-)
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by froh 7mo ago
I see two things discussed too little: * in the ICE world, California and EU norms created a tight barrier to entry. the patent portfolio protected the old automotive industry. they only built their patent protected ICEs, and they bought
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by froh 7mo ago
ah that reminds me of when small startup SUSE was acquired by Big Corporation Novell. German engineers saying "no" and "yes" and "the F word! in meetings!" met very polite Corporate Americans who had twenty su
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by froh 7mo ago
Zuse Z3 enters the room, relais' kindly rattling "Hrm. I was digital. not electronic as in cathode tubes but definitively digital."
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by froh 7mo ago
I very much enjoyed the read would you be open to share the process?
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by froh 7mo ago
osmotic vibe learning I like that thanks the two of you
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by froh 7mo ago
yes! and it also works for me when working with ai. that produces much better results, too, when I first so a design session really discussing what to build. then a planning session, in which steps to build it ("reviewability" w

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