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2y ago
A stereotypical Asian interviewing a stereotypical German might find the German rude in some interactions. While another German interviewer would find it being frank. Interviews based on personal feelings have hidden biases not even the int
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OpenThinker beats DeepSeek with less data
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PDF Running Linux
(hackaday.com)
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Many Indian ads are creative and emotional. I know quite a few friends who actually spend time watching the ads if they have nothing else to watch.
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Coming from cities in a 3rd world country that had government owned utilities, I would say my experience is the opposite. Usually the government is underfunded, the employees have no motivation and often are not even available to work thank
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Java also had its share of remote code execution attacks. Security is quite complex domain and it is not just memory overwrites that can allow RCE attacks. Though I can agree that in average C/C++ is more vulnerable.
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Or may be Zig might be more acceptable to the Kernal team, once it becomes mature enough?
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India is experimenting with Digipin https://www.indiapost.gov.in/Navigation_Documents/Static_Nav... Which is derived from longitude and latitude..
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2y ago
They might even have gotten away with legitimate use argument if it was not seeded.
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It could be a spending problem if we need to overcome cultural restraints. Poor communities often do not have encouragement towards reading and if the teachers are not sufficiently staffed or not skilled enough to inspire kids, I can see wh
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Wheels need a reasonably flat surface to be efficient. Walking is more efficient than flying for short distances..
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Switzerland has direct democracy and seems to go fine with it.
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Equality is ensured by the society as a whole not just the marginalized minority who already have limited rights and voice.
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My previous company had a large estate of linux and mainframe applications. While ensuring that the disaster recovery is implemented in linux applications was a nightmare with different standards and different ways of doing things, in mainf
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He now works on Mojo, to bring linear types into Mojo.
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Max GPU: A new GenAI native serving stac
(modular.com)
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You can use JSONSchema, https://json-schema.org/
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I have heard this before. But before we assume incompetence, first we need to understand what the IT is producing. Anyone in IT can also build the application in a very short time. What the business do not fully understand is the effort req
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2y ago
There is Crystal and Nim. With especially Nim, there is GC and generates c in the end.
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Or it would have forced the open source tooling to get improved. As they say, necessity is the mother of invention. A lot of features in the open source tooling is due to an itch that needed to be scratched. I think without piracy, the open
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> With this specific “negotiations” topic, I believe there is a missing angle, and I don’t know what term would suffice. But think like this: Watch out and forgive my small mistakes and naivete, and I will do the same when I see you doin
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Digipin: Indian Digital Address System
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Isn't social security number in many countries widely used, especially where it matters (insurance, banking, pension, etc.?). So we have a better solution? There are some privacy preserving IDs (self sovereign IDs), but I think to get
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>>Britain's wealth was tied up in far away colonial dominions that understandably wanted to take that wealth with them. Any citations on Britain's wealth being tied up? At least in case of India, it was reverse with Britain
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Apache Struts is pretty much dead as in not many are using it.
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I think ADHD is a well studied phenomenon and to brush it aside as just a lack of motivation is unjustified. People with ADHD are unable to focus even if they have the motivation.
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Lifetime is already a fundamental part of Mojo. At the moment it is not exposed to devs, but the proposal is to flesh out the ergonomics and also bring conceptual clarity.
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OTOH,Rust has shown that there is a reasonable size market for performant, safe system programming languages. I suspect it is being held back from larger adoption due to its complexity. I see an opportunity for Mojo to get into that, with a
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I didn't understand what you meant. Nim has GC by default. It does support pointers, but then Rust does too.
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It is not a new Python runtime. It is a totally new successor language to Python, but statically compiled and type safe.
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