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by j16sdiz 2y ago
This happens all the time. ReiserFS retain its name when Hans Reiser is convinced of murder. There is no reason to remove one's name or close their account when they are convicted of a crime.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
If you consider the real-time text-only chat, maybe. As soon as you start thinking about the side features. they are not comparable.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Usability issue aside. ... Using SMTP as the only login factor sounds very insecure to me.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
OpenBSD do stateless NAT64. You can do the same on linux using Tundra in userspace.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
You missed the footnote for [1]. Did you meant Apple Card, Apple Pay or the Apple Store?
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
FAM was a (not so successful) attempt to standardise some existing usage
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I don't know the current state of affairs. Last time I worked on ISO20022 (almost 10 years ago), our system were doing a 1-to-1 mapping from ISO8583, keeping every bit of unmaintable shit one could imagine
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
This is a problem in C++ standard around #include<cmath> and #include<math.h>. see https://stackoverflow.com/a/11086087
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I found the linked page very confusing, the whole page just say some generic unikernel stuffs This page is much better, telling me how it is different/interesting https://www.includeos.org/technology.html
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> Clearly, Brainfuck is out of the question, for example. Ugh? Are you trying to make selling software written in brianfuck illegal? > portable language So all assembly bootstrap code are outlawed?
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> I think students should be taught in "professional" languages, but crossover is not my main reason. Rather, it's that professional languages have an enormous corpus of examples that students can look up. PHP fits this de
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
A prion don't have RNA, and yet they can reproduce
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Tell this to GNOME developers
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> Isn't that almost everyone? Sure. That's why we have contracts and laws to restricts how much one can change without paying or jail. Not every changes are equals.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> create a custom instruction by trapping an otherwise unused bit sequence. .. ... until a new CPU support an instruction extension that use the same bit sequence.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> > Acorn > GIMP (or Glimpse, if you want a more modern UI) or Krita can definitely do pretty much anything Acorn can. You will be surprised to know how some professional treat their tools. Some illustrator love their software just
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
She is more like complaining some (most?) RPF "bros" act like jerks, emotionally unstable, etc. I guess the same can be said about many other "fanboi", and have little to do with the facts in the book
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Reading these threads makes me feel oddly familiar. This is the same discussion we have with Rust: "You can't write everything in safe rust, therefore rust is worthless." vs "You must throw away all C code, or the whole
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
(not the parent poster) https://www.academypublication.com/issues2/tpls/vol05/04/25.... > Abstract — There are disputes over the role of memorization in language learning. Memorized language, a mainst
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> wouldn’t a potential solution be to layer independent verification mechanisms on top of the current system? CT[1] allows some kind of external audit, but this is _mostly_ after the fact. DNSSEC have much worse trust issue. [1] https:&
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
This is a much better url: https://ttabvue.uspto.gov/ttabvue/v?pno=92086835 In Claim 2, Deno shows Oracle basically just capture nodejs website and calms this trademark is still in use. How crazy this is.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> This is more disorienting IMHO than different message orders for different viewers. the parent post is arguing this is less disorienting, and I agree.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
This is a global trend. "Public camera" (as in state/city owned) is the least of my worries -- I know who I should sue when the data are leak. Many camera just put all footage on in some unsecured server in China or public S3
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
It boils down to who have the right and what the exceptions are. Sometimes I found it funny seeing people feeding fish to octopus, calming they are sentiment, and supporting abortion. Surely no sane person would think "Octopus > Bab
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> total cost of this service is between $1,500 and $3,000. As a non-us person, I can't understand how medical bill works in the state. Surely this is some marked up price for insurance? In Hong Kong, this is HK$215 ( ~US$30) per sho
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I use Scaleway for my EU cloud needs. This is a very low usage toy server, can't speak for performance/cost.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> Nobody understands how or why the router chooses the expert. It’s so early. Nobody understand how LLM works either. Is LLM as "early" as MoE ?
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Intel is not making profit.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
(not OP) Don't think that is inconsistent. Trusting someone doing the right thing when you purchase is different from trusting them not tampering things remotely in the future. Companies can change management, human can change their mi
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Google do this to their internal monorepo. This is one of the reason why they are bad at open sourcing - their internal code almost never match what is released

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