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by kaliszad 5y ago
There are some experiments https://www.doesnotwork.eu/ (here are more details: https://xn--ondej-kcb.caletka.cz/dl/slidy/20180824-SNT2018-E... ) It is good for testing stuff.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
There are btw. IPv6 only hosters out there, e.g. https://ungleich.ch/en-us/cms/ but other are offering IPv6-only as a cheaper option. Yes, it is not totally mainstream yet.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Apple claimed [0] "If you look at the last month of connections made worldwide by Apple devices, we see that IPv6 now accounts for 26% of all connections made. Twenty percent of the time, the connection could have used IPv6, but the se
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Well, have fun guessing 2^64 possibilities. YouTube lists even private videos "secured" using 11 BASE64 characters (66 bits in theory, but they seem to use just 64 bits). You can watch Tom Scott explain it: https://www.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Depends, but really IPv6 and IPv4 seems to be more or less comparable in practice. If you use an app with a login, you are basically screwed anyway. Even on a random website, you can be reliably fingerprinted: https://amiunique.o
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Well, it has limits. You can hide 2000 people behind an address but they might have sporadic connection issues, long held connections such as SSH sessions will be very annoying to support [0] or the users will have to resort to frequent kee
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Do you mean: https://github.com/dotnet/efcore ?
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by kaliszad 5y ago
That is for IntelliJ Ultimate if I am not mistaken: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/connecting-to-a-database... Otherwise as you mention DataGrip https://www.jetbrains.com/datagrip/ seems
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Actually, IPv6 addresses cannot be longer than 32 digits. Some practical ones can be rather short, usually just slightly longer than a comparable IPv4 address. Such addresses would be used where remembering/ recognizing the exact IPv4
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by kaliszad 5y ago
You should still get an IPv4 address with the VM for free. But you can make sure you support IPv6 anyway for the day, when even the very first IPv4 will cost extra.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
The issue would be more or less the same. You'd have to buy new hardware and check all software anyway but would drop many of the benefits of the IPv6 we have. E.g. in enterprise networks, it is very nice you don't have to think a
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I am quite sure surveillance isn't any easier (or any harder) with IPv6. Privacy extensions https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4941 randomize the source IP so there are in theory 2^64 possible combinations for each &#
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Quite a bit of it should be done by the end of 2023, so about 2 and half years from now. It is ambitious but then much can be done, if they really make IPv6 a priority.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I was referring mostly to Javas nominal typesystem. Thank you for trying to make the discussion more to the point/ precise.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
ClojureCLR does support .NET (Core) but there isn't any support by Microsoft and a .NET language really need at least some support by Microsoft, to be viable at all. Clojure work great with JVM, it is very tightly integrated. Similarly
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Annotations/ hints you can use optionally to convey extra metadata are a very different thing compared to types you have to use else nothing will really work. There were some optional type systems for Clojure but I cannot say how succe
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Thank you for sharing your valuable experience. Please read the following lines with as much kindness in the tone as you can imagine, they might seem a bit harsh at times - nothing personal was intended. With great power comes great respons
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Great points, thank you for sharing your experience. Manual rework of maps seems like something that a good IDE or a small script should be able to automate, that is the point of Clojure being a data structure (EDN) after all - you can do s
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I have written some Haskell and I am quite certain, it is more practical for me to use Clojure. I know other people, who did compiler research (! see my points above about academic research) who rewrote the previous more or less exploratory
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by kaliszad 5y ago
That is a good point about the vocal minority and this is a valid argument. On the other hand, I wouldn't consider the amount of code that was written in a language to be an indicator of good design (that usually saves work/ lines
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Well, a considerable number of people in the Clojure programming community are often people, who developed in Java or C++ for one or two decades and sometimes people how have to switch between several languages. Most that I have talked to l
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by kaliszad 5y ago
If you have interest, have a look at https://github.com/babashka/babashka and https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj I am a System Engineer/ Administrator by heart and found the Clojure
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I haven't felt the need for static typing in Clojure at all. I don't understand, why people are so dogmatic about static typing. In my experience and other on the team share it too, static types really haven't (or wouldn&#x27
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Well, Clojure and its dialect ClojureScript (and ClojureCLR, if Microsoft stepped up and did at least something for it) are so close, you really kind of have to consider the first two as a single group in my point of view. Many projects hav
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by kaliszad 5y ago
The whole software vs hardware and developer vs runtime efficiency discussion is way more nuanced. No, the layers as they are currently are at least partially hindering productivity, because they all have bugs, rather painful limitations an
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by kaliszad 5y ago
If you use Clojure than yes, software transactional memory is readily available. https://clojure.org/reference/refs
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I don't think web workers are a good design. They are maybe simple, but lack in flexibility and capability. E.g. if I am not mistaken, you cannot control animations from a web worker. You also have to communicate with them using string
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by kaliszad 5y ago
The point is, web is everywhere and nobody has to explicitly install anything to use a website - especially important for the less techy people that have no clue about "6 MMU wait states". So the browser is absolutely the right pl
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Thank you for the book recommendation. I don't know if it is still as relevant, when it was written in 2014. The situation changed dramatically, the International Energy Agency (IEA) writes in the report https://www.iea.org&
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Extraordinary claims should be well supported. Please provide reliable sources for your claim. At least the last TGB was due to unusually cold weather, bad preparation for frozen gas pipes etc. If the "renewables" contributed anyt

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