kaoD

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by kaoD 11mo ago
DNS is a hierarchical protocol. You can exfiltrate data as long as the DNS server is resolving recursively.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Yeah I'm not worried about my ability, but the perceived value from employers. We're probably in the sweet spot where we're still "young" but also very experienced.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
How old are you? I'm in your boat but I suspect we'll change our tune when we get older.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
What do you mean with "in plural"?
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by kaoD 11mo ago
> If you told someone in 1995 that within 25 years [...] most people would find that hard to believe. That's not how I remember it (but I was just a kid so I might be misremembering?) As I remember (and what I gather from media from
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by kaoD 11mo ago
From Haskell I guess. Just not real world Haskell. I have never written more than a few hundred lines, but I've read a lot about its concepts in the abstract (and partially applied some insofar as other languages have let me.)
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Aren't green threads and async-await orthogonal concepts? As I understand it async-await is syntax sugar to write a state machine for cooperative multitasking. Green "threads" are threads implemented in user code that might o
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by kaoD 11mo ago
No, but the table of contents looks promising, thanks!
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Can anyone point to a "practical Haskell" tutorial/book/whatever for people that already know functional programming? I'm in this sour spot where most tutorials are boring to me so I just can't follow through.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
...if there is will, a nice state sponsor and an already existing effective infrastructure. Europe has none of the 3.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Not sure why you're downvoted, RC is definitely a form of GC even if not a tracing GC.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Now I'm curious, how does it GC cycles, if at all? EDIT: from a brief search: it doesn't.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
It's only used to iterate the array
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by kaoD 11mo ago
I don't follow how from "better but not perfect is better than worse" you conclude that.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
But op means memory and data safe, without a GC nor a runtime, so it can be used as a systems programming language. For "some reason" people only talk about Rust in this space!
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by kaoD 11mo ago
I might be misunderstanding here but... what you're saying is that Rust programs can still have bugs? Isn't that the same as other programs except Rust prevents the most disastrous and common bugs that lead to most CVEs? If I got
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by kaoD 11mo ago
In my experience from these threads, there are more people polluting the discussion by complaining about Rust "acolytes" than actual acolytes. Rust haters seem strangely obsessed.
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by kaoD 11mo ago
Well, so far this thread has 0 people shilling Rust, a couple shilling Common Lisp and a bunch complaining about Rust shills (you included). Makes you think, huh?
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by kaoD 1y ago
This is because null coerces to 0 in JS so this is effectively 0 <= 0. NaN is already a `number` so no coercion happens. Note that == has special rules, so 0 == null does NOT coerce to 0 == 0. If using == null, it only equals undefined a
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by kaoD 1y ago
#4 in mine, but you're not even 3rd page in my mom's phone (I stopped 3rd page, not sure when you'll show up) Discord (which is your mainstream competitor) is #1 in both even if it's also a terribly generic name. I could
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by kaoD 1y ago
I suspect the terribly generic name "Matrix" isn't helping. Guess what's #1 in Google when you search for Matrix, IRC and Discord.
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by kaoD 1y ago
If you think about it IRC is the same, but making an IRC server is much harder so nobody does it, while creating a Discord server is so easy you'll have too many. IRC is also different in the sense that it is federated, but when most p
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by kaoD 1y ago
Because they went "open source" and not "free software" to appease corporations. The trap was there all along and developers fell right into it.
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by kaoD 1y ago
There's crap like https://hola.org/ https://hola.org/legal/sdk https://hola.org/legal/sla > How is it free? > > In return for free usage of Hola Free VPN Proxy, Hola
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by kaoD 1y ago
Indeed I'm quite privileged. I'm lucky to be a dev both by trade and passion. I like my job, it's cozy, and we're still scarce enough that my employer and I are in a business relationship as equals: I'm just a busin
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by kaoD 1y ago
I know it's common, but I don't think it's "normal" even if it has been "normalized". I wouldn't subject myself to that. If my employer doesn't trust me to act like an adult I don't think it
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by kaoD 1y ago
That sounds like an Android issue, not a TLS issue. If I need to break TLS I can add my own CA. Not having TLS is not the solution. Google will find other ways to take control from you.
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by kaoD 1y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-encrypted-client-hell...
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by kaoD 1y ago
It doesn't MITM anything. Do you see that as normal? Because I don't. We're adults here and I'm a tech guy, there's zero reason to control anything in my laptop. In fact it's just a regular laptop that I full
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by kaoD 1y ago
Just because you don't care doesn't mean nobody cares. I don't want anyone snooping on what I browse regardless of how "safe" someone thinks it is. My navigation habits are boring but they are mine , not anyone els

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