galangalalgol

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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
We got one of the greenpans for eggs after the last ptfe one chipped. It is ceramic glass coating of some sort. About halfway between ptfe and mirror stainless for sticking. Better than that if you keep the temp low. Kinda pricey though.
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
Why is scratched a problem? They use the same stuff in medical implants. It is chemically inert if you don't overheat it right?
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
A selective menory dump that when deserialized can ignore fields not present its version, but yeah.
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
In my experience, it will go to every length to convince you it has ported code that it hasn't. It will silently drop upstream unit tests it has no code for, if questioned it will insert some markdown giving some rational why that spec
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
That was certainly true once, but now all that state is serialized to xml amd zipped up. You can unzip it and look at it if you don't value your sanity.
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
I think the artisanal code industry will exist. It will not be large and it will not pay well.
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
If you are writing a lot and have dysgraphia, a cheap fountain pen like pilot varsity ($2) or platinum preppy ($7) can help you fight the excessive pressure we tend to use leading to less hand cramping. Using tools that make you write more
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
Relatively inexpensive plastic semiauto pistols, ruger is overrepresented, are purchased in small batches by people either pressured into it or who make their living marking them up and reselling to people who couldn't pass the backgro
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
It does, mostly because there is more recent rust in the training corpus. Rust that is almost entirely available under permissive licenses
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
That does seem to be the way many use it. I'd be very surprised if they didn't have to insert a rule to prevent opus from constantly asking why they didn't just use ncurses. I just asked sonnet for design options for a tui to
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
The criticism didn't appear to me to be that the solution didn't work, just that many of the working solutions we are selecting are dangerously overcomplicated due to shortsighted decisionmaking. The benefits of throwing redundant
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by galangalalgol 2mo ago
I don't use it to ship whole products. I have it do some tasks. I have it code dsp techniques in journal articles I hand it. I have it create the unit tests, pipelines documentation. Then I manually verify the test cases aren't wr
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
The question I would ask next is that if a majority don't actually favor it, who will vote to sanction member countries that refuse to implement it in protest? Giving a central authority significant power likenthis inevitably leads to
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
Ukraine seems pretty paranoid about this, having backup suppliers for parts. Looks like they take efficiency hits and build more complicated things out of multiple discrete chips that would normally be ontegrated commercially so that they c
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
I think I have some bias. I like rust. I like using opus, I don't want to use zig, don't see the point for it, but I find it aesthetically pleasing. I don't use JavaScript I wish it would disappear. If I did ise JavaScript I
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
The borrow checker really isn't that bad. It isn't like they were porting from something with GC. They were already having to think about these things anyway. Even then opus seems to have no difficulty going between c# and rust wh
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
GMO hyper competitive feral cat colonies that ignore birds and pollinate gmo soybeans whilst collecting for their kitten hives. Each claw is of course a stinger. What could go wrong.
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
If you are willing to hand code intrinsics it doesn't really matter what language you pick from a performance perspective. Rust consistently shows it has better performance than c++ in code that does not hand code intrinsics. If cpu(no
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
I'm not going to upvote you, because I don't agree. I do hope they don't bury this though. A lot of people (some women included) think as you do. But I have never felt comfortable asking why in person. As long as you are expo
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
It pivoted to server market and people who didn't think running linux was professional enough. Workstations were being held afloat by that pivot. Also they were general purpose instead if limiting their workstation market to just one n
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
Nsaids are dangerous in all sorts of other ways, kidney, gut lining. Pain medications that work and are safe seem to all be highly addictive.
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
Absolutely. I have abused games this way, and the only way I can play them responsibly is physically present multiplayer.
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
Quit poking at the openbsd maintainers. Jokes aside (I mean maybe they are one I don't know), it is at least a coherent opinion that inherently complex but critical software infrastructure would ideally be kept as simple and understand
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
But on a Linux kernel that old userspace is kernelspace. There have been so many privilege escalation exploits in the kernel since then there is no difference. Every app you install effectively runs as kernel or root if it wants to.
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
I agree that motive is likely in at least one justice. But at the same time, if they really wanted to get back to original principles, they would have to take a wrecking ball to virtually every agency without being able to provide any subst
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
It obviously depends on what rules they make. They can't make a rule creating a body of government employees that decide the substance of rules (not just implementation details), and then also has armed officers to enforce those rules,
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
With the exception of citizens vs united, I think most of the decisions of the "conservative" court have been along the lines that congress should do its job. I don't see how all this turns out well for normal people, but if
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
Copyright violation is not theft. Your effort to create something that can be effortlessly copied conveys to you no property. Society deems it beneficial to grant a time limited monopoly on copying it to spur innovation.
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
In rust if you can verify a dependency is no_std with no unsafe code and that all of it's dependencies are the same, then it can't get to libc or the kernel syscalls. So any privilege it works with is something you passed it. But
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by galangalalgol 3mo ago
In languages that don't have a culture of deep dependency trees managed with good tooling, supply chain attacks are perceived as being more difficult or rarer. That may or may not be true. But it is a concern in any case. Rust could ha

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