justin66

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by justin66 1y ago
> Hardly, given that it isn't as expressive as Python, that role belongs to Mojo. Such a strange thing to write. Mojo doesn't even have classes yet.
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by justin66 1y ago
It takes a PhD to develop that. (ahem)
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by justin66 1y ago
That's not what I wrote. What I wrote: I've literally never experienced a moment of "wow, I wish I had a shadow copy in place so I could help solve this problem." I guess my backup solutions are more primitive, but cer
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by justin66 1y ago
I always turned it off. I've literally never experienced a moment of "wow, I wish I had a shadow copy in place so I could help solve this problem." Conversely, there were plenty of times when volume shadow copy running was
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by justin66 1y ago
All hail the mysterious system slowdowns caused by volume shadow copy.
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by justin66 1y ago
In fairness they are also talking about using FBI special agents to assist with the homeless problem. I, uh... can't imagine that will actually happen but who the hell knows as this point.
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by justin66 1y ago
> all parties (DC and Feds) are saying similar things. DC's mayor hasn't said the same thing as the Feds.
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by justin66 1y ago
It's entirely ridiculous that you're taking the federal government's words about its intentions at face value.
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by justin66 1y ago
> Microsoft being the cool guys phase is slowly over. That happened three decades ago.
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by justin66 1y ago
We're talking about the military. In the worst case he can do a lot more than fire people for their disobedience. He's already indicated publicly that he believes General Mark Milley ought to be hung, although to date his efforts
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by justin66 1y ago
Thank goodness somebody flagged this. All this commentary on the collapse of our democracy was really harshing my mellow.
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by justin66 1y ago
> Instead, I decided to book some motorcycle lessons so I can use a $3000 moto. But then I need to pay for life insurance! Don't forget disability insurance. And fill out your organ donation card!
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by justin66 1y ago
Real wages didn't track with increases in productivity, which is sort of the long-standing problem, since the late seventies or early eighties. (the problem for workers, I mean)
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by justin66 1y ago
It's almost exactly $11,500 more than other 3000 person companies are donating, on average.
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by justin66 1y ago
Let a thousand shitty obstacles to getting work done bloom.
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by justin66 1y ago
The point you're trying to make about Curl is more unclear than anything in that license.
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Eskil Steenberg – I've had it with the security orthodoxy. – BSC 2025 [video](youtube.com)
10 points by justin66 1y ago|7 comments
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by justin66 1y ago
He somewhat famously observed that his work as a political satirist became obsolete when Kissinger received the Nobel Peace Prize.
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by justin66 1y ago
His work was self-published.
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by justin66 1y ago
> NASA needs an overhaul. This isn’t how I would do it, but that’s not how things work in the real world. SLS is the elephant in the room and is a complete disaster. It’s a jobs program limping along decades old technology when the comme
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by justin66 1y ago
A DOI handle type of thing could certainly point to an IPFS address. I can't speak to how you'd do truly decentralized access to the DOI handle. At some point DNS is a thing and somebody needs to host the handle.
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by justin66 1y ago
> It wasn't a good idea to use shortened links in a citation in the first place, and somebody should have explained that to the authors. They didn't publish a book or write an academic paper in a vacuum - somebody around them s
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by justin66 1y ago
> The guy that was raided for reviewing an emulator, shutting down cloudflare to stop people streaming soccer, this. What does this sentence mean?
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by justin66 1y ago
In my experience mainframes at financial institutions are hidden behind IBM middleboxes that are specifically designed to obviate the infrastructure risks. It's a classic example of a company selling you both the problem and solution.
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by justin66 1y ago
That's only slightly shorter than a YouTube link? I don't get it.
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by justin66 1y ago
I know it’s not very PC but we need to be honest about the real threat here: Welsh people.
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by justin66 1y ago
Number crunching performance is definitely what people building Apple 1 replicas are aiming for.
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by justin66 1y ago
> One thing I would say is that if somebody is convicted in the UK, it's acceptable legally and culturally to call them by the crime they committed. Which certainly contributed to the suicides.
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by justin66 1y ago
Pretty sure I can guess the answer, but: does the UK have professional licensure for "software engineers?"
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by justin66 1y ago
Given there are people in the comments here indicating the issue still exists, there haven’t been any actual fixes made.

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