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I am a bit skeptical this is a workable approach long term, but there is a project based on an attempt to enumerate all of Rust's soundness holes and use Rust's compiler infrastructure to detect and forbid them. They think that by
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Then you get the ongoing debate in the C++ community about whether it's appropriate for someone with a criminal record of sexual abuse to have a trusted role at in person events.
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CoC is not a contract. It's a non-binding promise that the project leadership will take actions up to banning someone if harassment happens.
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Can you give an example of Google selling the contents of personal information, rather than the use of it? That's the big deal here. Google has previously sold information like "show an ad to people who own domains" but not &
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Looks like there's a separate pref for fonts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31544902
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> Schenck, who was once an anti-abortion activist but broke with the religious right in the last decade over its aggressive tactics and support for gun rights, said the couples were instructed before the dinners to use certain phrases to
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I don't think the Rust story is that simple. They've got the best Rust debugger, but I'm skeptical about their decision to build their own intellisense. Everyone else is using rust-analyzer, and r-a is getting better and bett
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I suspect their database is very small and doesn't include many normal people. I also think they aren't taking into account the dimension of time: they say that the latest version of chrome is unusual.
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Have you tried Firefox's resistFingerprinting abou:config flag? I don't know if they've implemented those but technically speaking I don't think a vm is necessary.
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A defining moment in the conservative legal movement was Planned Parenthood v Casey. They'd appointed conservative judges and were finally ready to reverse Roe v Wade. Then the court ruled (mostly) against them. This followed a general
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Tell that to Gus Farber, who was arrested for selling gold after Roosevelt banned private ownership of gold (with certain exceptions): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102
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No, a pullout is not an extra lane. The smaller ones are about thirty feet long paved or gravel, but especially in California they can be a few times longer. They look like so: https://i0.wp.com/takemytrip.com/images&#x
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Do you mean it's not uncommon for Americans to drive all day to go camping on memorial day weekend or something, or do you mean we're driving 3 hour each way commutes? Because very very few Americans have that kind of commute: ht
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"After recalling millions of tip-prone dressers that killed at least nine children and injured dozens, Ikea said shoppers must acknowledge the risk that furniture could tip over onto children before making a purchase." https:
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I frequently am sad about the kind of Rust error that doesn't have stack traces. Do you not often see something like "file not found" and need to know what file wasn't found? Or do the lowest level go error types carry m
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Doesn't the producer know best whether the producer failed?
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No. There's a limited amount of hours in a day and dollars in a month I spend on discovering things. I spent about four hours looking into LLVMs myself. I decided it was worth it for VSCode autocompletion and not worth it for anything
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Having been in that position I found learning grid worthwhile. I feel like what you want might be a static analyzer?
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In general with evaluations LLVMs I keep seeing issues that would be caught by a human carefully looking at the results. To a nonexpert who occasionally peeks at things it seems like having a small dataset that's just slightly too big
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ImageNet has five orders of magnitude more answers, which I would assume makes QA a completely different category of problem. The authors could probably have carefully review all ~300 of their questions. If they couldn't they could hav
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Tangent: Question 42 seems bad to me. It asks to analyze the behavior of two processes concurrently calling a method on the same typescript class instance. Either in the browser or in node JavaScript does not have processes operating on sha
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The original paper claims GPT correctly answered this question. Thus the original paper is obviously wrong. > Which invocations run in parallel? (Assuming there are enough cores.) No context is ommitted, that's the entire question.
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I've yet to be wowed by anything from gpt 3.5 I've gotten myself or 4 I've seen others post, so I'm not gonna buy it.
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> Delayed e-mail can have of course have many other reasons than the service supposed to send it being down. Of course. But I was presuming that your email service makes an API call to an email service provider rather than speaking SMTP
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Agree that's another way to solve it. Treating password reset emails as transient, erroring, and not enqueuing would also work and might be simpler.
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I'm sure many of us have experienced the effect where you're having an argument with someone where it doesn't really matter and the other person agrees with you to shut you up.
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That's why I like that lazygit has a pane showing you the underlying git commands as it runs them.
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Can you clarify? I haven't seen people peek at messages without consuming them in Erlang. Even so I don't see how this gets you reordering.
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Under certain circumstances you might want to put backpressure on the email emitter. Under certain circumstances you might want to hard error. If I'm trying to reset my password and your UI says to check my email but I don't recei
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The "patterns" in dark patterns doesn't mean they're an emergent property of the system. You test whether a change improves a metric in A/B tests. You avoid accidental dark patterns in the change like you avoid bugs
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