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jeltz
10mo ago
The only lesson they will learn is that they need to control sanctions themselves and likely to use them more. Nothing good about this unless you want to see a weaker US and lilely a more federal EU.
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10mo ago
Your nitpick added zero value to the discussion.
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10mo ago
It still has quite a bit. It took decades to build it up, and Trump has not yet managed to destroy all of it in one year, but maybe four years ...
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10mo ago
Yeah, the EU should just call the bluff. The US is not going to do anything other than shake their fist angrily.
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10mo ago
It is for many problems, especially concurrency related ones, much less powerful than trace points. But the issue I have seen is that some tools like gdb have unergonomic support for tracing so there I tend to use break points or printf deb
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10mo ago
In most cases I have seen bad tests, yes.
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10mo ago
Most people living in the US maybe. For most people living in European cities driverless taxis would not change much. Maybe more congestion.
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10mo ago
I think with better processes and training they could be. It is just that right now we do not train them and put them through scrum and other horrible processes. Median developers are bad due to bad management.
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10mo ago
Agreed. It is very similar to gambling in how it tricks the human mind. I am sure some of this AI technology will prove yo be useful but the breakthrough has been just around the corner since soon after ChatGPT was released.
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10mo ago
It is even worse coming from him.
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10mo ago
Nah, this time it was just you.
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10mo ago
As someone who has done a lot of Ruby coding I would say using a statically typed database is almost a must when using a dynamically type language. The database enforces the data model and the Ruby code was mostly just glue on top of that d
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10mo ago
Why would they? Sacking them had zero to do with LLMs, that was just an excuse.
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10mo ago
Hetzner does not have any "fra region". They have Helsinki, Falkstien and Nuremberg in Europe. None of them which has any issues as far as I know. They used to have some issues with the very old stuff in Falkstien.
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10mo ago
Posting stuff into Deepseek is banned. The corporate firewall is like putting a camera in your home because you may break the law. But, yeah, arguing against cameras in homes because people find dead angles where they can hide may not be th
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10mo ago
There were lazy devs back then too but I feel lazy devs have become the norm now.
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10mo ago
Which is why people flag anything negative about Trump?
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10mo ago
Jamming drones has gotten much harder. Ukraine and Russia have worked hard at defending against jamming.
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They were approved before the invasion of Ukraine and before our politicians could see how devestating drones can be. Just because the orange dictator did something does not mean it necessarily was wrong. Even a broken clock is right two ti
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10mo ago
How come Sweden as cheap nuclear power? The main reason electricity is kinda expensive in Sweden is because the EU forces is to export our cheap nuclear energy to Denmark and Germany.
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10mo ago
Does the US plan to pay for this wall?
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10mo ago
Most of Europe does meet them. It is mainly a few countries like Spain which does not.
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10mo ago
What was the last thing the US did of any relevance? Help with WWII. Just as stupid claim.
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Chat control is a Swedish proposal that has consistently lost in the Parliament. We should of course keep fighting it but at least as a Swede I know things would have been much worse without the EU.
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The EU is what held back the surveillance in the UK. Post brexit they went all in on surveillance.
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Then you are very Asian.
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10mo ago
Why do you want to punish the Greenlanders? They would rather be a Danish colony than an American.
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11mo ago
Let's see. for i in 1 .. list.len - 1: j = i - 1 while j >= 0 and list[j] > list[j + 1]: swap(list[j], list[j + 1]) j = j - 1
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11mo ago
Why use it over insertion sort which is faster and easier to implement?
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11mo ago
Percentage of global tärevwbue works. We know that from GDPR. But I would personally prefer prison sentences for the execs.
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