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These are just assumptions on your part - the synchronous/threading model doesn’t have to be that primitive, the Thread itself can take on the semantics of cancellation/timeouts just fine. While there are some ergonomic warts in j
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Yes! Groovy does have quite a few under appreciated cool gems, and it’s a shame that is barely getting any attention nowadays..
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The curve has flattened a lot - on mobile phones it is extremely noticeable, but I would say that apple’s M series is also the last significant jump in the laptop world (because laptops weren’t really ‘mobile’ before with such a bad battery
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2y ago
Yeah, the correct statement would be ‘Rust is the first mainstream language without GC, that guarantees memory safety’ (with obviously the caveat of unsafe blocks, but than you can also sun.misc.unsafe yourself into segfault in java).
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2y ago
Minus times plus is minus though :D
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Frankly, this 10x dev myth should just die. There are only at most 2x developers, and most ordinary people are just below the 1x factor.
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2y ago
> That is because CSS is a different Chomsky Grammar than HTML and EMCA - intentionally not Turing complete, nor-self referential - why the "has(" puedo property was so problematic. It will be a nitpicky comment, and I’m sure y
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2y ago
The two statements are not contradictory, and it still hasn’t lost all its users from the twitter times, when it was a decent social media. You can easily verify my statement if you wish, look up all the instances where Elon decided to ban
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2y ago
Governments are elected by people, and are the best representatives of what the people want. You rather a foreign agent with questionable motives be the arbiter of truth, rather than the body that is elected more or less democratically?
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2y ago
That’s why regulation should apply to services like that, the same way a private company should not be able to block a highway that is critical to the functioning of a country. Twitter since elon’s criminal “leadership” has become a bot-inf
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2y ago
> Kotlin's standard library has ruined me for other languages, especially its collections library Scala has it beaten by a long shot, in my opinion, and is hands down the best of any language around collections.
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2y ago
Okay, why don’t we also waste money on bullshit like proving that tylenol increases intelligence (if you measure IQ tests on people with headaches)? It is just as useless. It was known that dewormers.. deworm. There are zero new info in s
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2y ago
In a study, you are usually interested in the relation of two things — here, ivermectin intake and COVID morbidity. The two variables do correlate in countries where parasites are a commonly infecting people. What can we claim from such a s
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> It's not a misappropriation; for a company founder, they _created_ those resources Created, or taken the fruits of others’ labor? Obviously, no Amazon-sized company is the work of a single person. Was the pharaoh, sitting in luxur
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Heh? I mean, how many ways could a chat app look? At one point, it’s just a list of conversations, clicking on one showing a list of messages.
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Correlation doesn’t equal causation. It’s the typical case, there are studies showing the former, yet it absolutely does nothing for COVID, it was a “hidden” third variable all along (having parasites).
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2y ago
Do you mean the state of the art java AWT and/or Eclipse toolkit?
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That sounds like a bug in your OS. Like, even if the app were doing something crazy, it shouldn’t eat that much memory.
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2y ago
Which is one of the best features. I wouldn’t mind having an option to disable it, but then you also don’t get the advantage of others’ phones finding your device.
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2y ago
AFAIK this current case has absolutely nothing to do with any form of chat features, it’s about telegram’s public channels that more or less work like reddit/twitter/any other news channels, except it refuses to censor content.
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I mean, even if Apple knows the address of the people who bought it, it might have been re-sold since then - so it makes sense they don’t give out any info.
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And then we didn’t even talk about Spain, and all the German tourists in, say, Mallorca. If anything, this is a stark difference between the EU and the US, in general — the EU is much less afraid of a nipple being shown in public, both in a
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2y ago
Free speech is not unrestricted speech, nor freedom from consequences. The market is also not free when it’s uncontrolled, that would just result in blatant manipulation. And hate speech is a serious crime, not sure why you believe otherwis
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It might actually be using that, I’m not intimately familiar with the topic.
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Another example would be the JVM’s new low-latency GC, ZGC, that does some smart addressing tricks to store some information in pointer addresses themselves, effectively tripling the actual memory usage when naively looked at through virt m
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2y ago
That’s true for a microwave, but is ridiculous to claim for a general computer with arbitrary app execution and web access.
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Yes, I’m fairly familiar with garbage collectors and these are called tracing GCs. My point is that a big chunk of the system doesn’t use these, so you can’t just put the blame on one thing. Would one percent be responsible for a system’s b
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That’s a gross misrepresentation, and far from the whole truth. (Besides, ref counting is also a garbage collection algorithm) A huge chunk of the OS runs native stuff. Add to it that android is less strict at putting apps/processes to
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> They lost the batterygate lawsuits, right? Guess you missed that fiasco that resulted in Apple paying out over half a billion. In this case Apple deliberately degraded previous user experiences on older phones, which means previous beh
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How is a phone different to a TV or other electronic device? Also, providers are giant assholes, one of the only good things about apple and google becoming a duopoly and their gripes getting tighter is that they can say f** you to provider
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