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GitHub enterprise server[1] still exists. [1] https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.10/admin/over...
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On of the reason is: They have Rust compiler developers on board. This is a "direct line" to any language features or bugs reports. C++, otoh, is run by committee and far removed from the community. (C is not much better, but at l
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Those time cost need to contextualize with time budgets for each service. Without that, it is always somebody else's problem in a RPC world.
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depends if you need low latency modern codec do motion prediction and don't work with with low frame rate out of the box.
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TLDR: > McDonald’s royalty fees, which redirect profits overseas, went up by 29 per cent that year — more than 10 times faster than its sales did. For Australia, it's not wages or ingredients, it's royalty fee.
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2y ago
> - replace strings with enums where possible. E.g. "USD" should be from an enum Believe it or not, many bank use custom/non-standard currency code internally. I agree enum can be used for SWIFT, but it need to be string t
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In a verifiable voting system, voter usually get a recipe that he can verify, in later time, their vote have been counted. But what stop same recipe is handed out twice? Do you do transparent log? Second system to audit those? How general v
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Reviewed the code -- but did they inspect the machine? Check the network for reliability? Review the crypto for replayability? RNG that's is actually random? How many expert do we need? Do we need cross-domain experts to check if any d
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> which 50 do you discard? That's a piece of information: you know there are 50 questionable vote. You know how many questionable vote in the gland scheme of things. As a matter of fact: most of them are too small to make a differen
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2y ago
Iso200022 are tagged as well.
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If you read all their paper, they use a mix of them
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2y ago
Breaking 30+ years of source compatibility? Why? Why don't just use any JVM languages?
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> There are more serious ones, but most are just used as talking points about how the modern people are smarter and that people in the past were somehow bad people when trialled against their new modern ideals. 100% on this. Sometimes I
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Drugs become expensive only after they have been prohibited, no?
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The client don't have to do that. That's the whole point of Homomorphic Encryption. There is a Wikipedia article for that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_information_retrieval
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They noted that and just assume formulae are trustworthy. > ... These avenues do not necessarily violate Homebrew’s core security assumptions (which assume trustworthy formulae),...
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2y ago
> a company with any kind of compliance should never let an untrusted person be alone .. Trust could be misplaced.
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spreading misinformation is good for internet, including rumors
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2y ago
They have other diet restrictions and lifestyle, which might have other effects on life expectancy
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Those aggressive bot.... Crawls each and every date link on my synology dsm hosted calendar without throttling.
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Kext still exist on macos
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Many years ago, there was an industrial group (?, maybe just a campaign.. can't remember the details) promised to provide protection/transfer service if one of their member shutdown. Tried to search the news, can't find any r
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It is not "decision based solely on automated processing", it is an underpaid human mindlessly clicking on preset buttons.
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2y ago
I am curious what browser / os are you using.
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2y ago
Many books have invalid/duplicate ISBN. Amazon have problem keeping track of them. Smaller book store usually can handle without problem.
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Small claims are easy. I am not sure how good is the anti-retaliation protection.
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> Dr Wright has been ordered not to commence any legal proceedings based on his false claims (by claim or counterclaim) or procure any other person to do so. I wonder what would happen if he do it in other jurisdiction. .. Does it count
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Yes, but they were lost. We stored those discoveries in mongodb. Apparently it had failed in a web scale way and nobody has figured out how to restore from backup.
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I disagree It should be non recoverable. Everybody need to learn their lesson right.
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I think you missed the point.
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