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by hmry 10mo ago
Hmm yeah it's quite badly written. Either way, let's just say it's an example of a place where one can look stuff like this up. "Ending whiteness" does not mean "killing all white people" or "eradicat
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by hmry 10mo ago
> "Whiteness" (whatever that means) Maybe you could look it up instead of dismissing it out of hand https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiteness_theory Feel free to disagree afterwards, but the words do have me
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by hmry 11mo ago
> people insist on using the dangerous way and then blame it on the language Can you blame them when the dangerous way uses 0 syntax while the safe way uses non-0 syntax? I think it's fine to criticize unsafe defaults, though of cou
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by hmry 11mo ago
And hotter light bulbs produce proportionally more visible light (higher luminous efficacy) than cooler ones. An electric heater at 100C is an incandescent light source with 0% luminous efficacy :)
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by hmry 11mo ago
Censorship by a website moderator means you need to move to another website to express your ideas. Censorship by the government means you need to move to another country. Censorship on an app hosting page means you need to host your app som
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by hmry 11mo ago
The AMD Framework laptops have the same issues, I've heard from several people. It seems AMD's implementation of USB C/4/PD is just broken (or at least extremely difficult to write firmware for)
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by hmry 11mo ago
It's a real "can't have nice things" situation.
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by hmry 11mo ago
Read: we ignore it because it's not legally enforced
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by hmry 11mo ago
Me too. I've always just heard that kind of thing called "imperialist". But "irredentist" seems more precise.
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by hmry 11mo ago
I don't really see how "Greater China" is more neutral than "Mainland China and Taiwan" which is the phrasing they previously used.
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by hmry 11mo ago
My money's on L = LLM, G = Generated
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by hmry 11mo ago
Are M and N supposed to be type parameters in your example? If so, then you don't need to store them in the struct. And once you remove that (and switch from dynamically sized vectors to statically sized arrays) your example becomes pe
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by hmry 11mo ago
> Did anyone actually use that? AFAIK you needed to pay a license fee to write programs using Jazelle instructions (so you needed to weigh whether the speedup of Jazelle was cheaper than just buying a more powerful CPU), and the instruct
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by hmry 1y ago
WiFi login portal (Icomera) on the train I'm on doesn't work either.
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by hmry 1y ago
This page has some more information about the drawbacks/weaknesses of SameSite, worth a read: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Attack... You usually need another method as well
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by hmry 1y ago
I don't understand what you are getting at. CSRF is not another name for auth. You always need auth, CSRF is a separate problem. When the browser sends a request to your server, it includes all the cookies for your domain. Even if that
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by hmry 1y ago
CSRF is about preventing other websites from making requests to your page using the credentials (including cookies) stored in the browser. Cookies can't prevent CSRF, in fact they are the problem to be solved.
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by hmry 1y ago
Amazing work, I especially love that you put all of them online to view. The bumblebee is my favorite, so fuzzy
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by hmry 1y ago
That's true, but the keyboard issue is real. ` ^ ~ are dead keys on many keyboard layouts, requiring two keypresses to type. I think they should be avoided for common operations in newly designed programming languages.
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by hmry 1y ago
> Women prisoners have been sexually assaulted, raped and impregnated by males who were transferred in to the female prison estate Those occurrences are terrible, no doubt about it. When designing policy, we need to look at both directio
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by hmry 1y ago
Science isn't about why, it's about why not.
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by hmry 1y ago
I think most of the complexity here comes from trying to write as little unsafe code as possible (and not repeating any unsafe operation in multiple places, hence the many layered abstractions). If you were to implement Vec without layering
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by hmry 1y ago
Joining "NSFW channels", which usually means porn. But some normal channel are also tagged NSFW to opt out of Discord's forced content filter on public servers, which has occasional baffling false positives.
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by hmry 1y ago
Wanted to buy a GOWIN FPGA recently, like on Sipeed's dev boards. Mouser wanted $37 for it, more than twice what the whole devkit costs. Meanwhile the list price from the manufacturer is $3, but it's completely impossible to order
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by hmry 1y ago
These chips usually cost $1k-$2k when bought new individually from the manufacturer
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by hmry 1y ago
I think you're totally right from a practical view. Trying to debug 16-bit x86 code is a nightmare, none of the debuggers properly support it. Leaving practicality aside and focusing on aesthetics... Normally, for hobby wheel reimpleme
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by hmry 1y ago
The fact that you have to explain what classes are, and what static methods are, a huge load of information, for a hello world program . And what's worse, it will leave students rightly confused about what the point of the class is, i
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by hmry 1y ago
The comic works because the people creating the standard want to solve the problem of too many competing standards, but instead they just make it worse. JS framework creators are not trying to solve the problem of too many JS frameworks.
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by hmry 1y ago
Happy to see they're actually putting the games onto the cartridges. Most projects like this just use pieces of plastic with an NFC/RFID tag containg the Steam game ID. For me, the fact that the data is actually right there in my
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by hmry 1y ago
Hmm, I believe you. The article also says "Sütterlin continued to be taught in some German schools until the 1970s but no longer as the primary script.[citation needed]"

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