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by kreetx 3y ago
How many versions of cgroups APIs are there?
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by kreetx 3y ago
I've no deeper knowledge on this matter, but couldn't acted, edited, and/or generated? If CSAM truly did help reduce crime rates then wouldn't you use it. On the other hand, it might be that consuming CSAM triggers borde
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by kreetx 3y ago
Add parenthesis around function composition?
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by kreetx 3y ago
It seems to be becoming the hard money, no?
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by kreetx 3y ago
The small ecosystem plus not being production ready, are the reasons Idris and Agda are not there yet, and won't be any time soon (if ever). Also, in my experience, Haskell's user experience isn't all that bad. It seems to me
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by kreetx 3y ago
What exactly will become obsolete? (IMO) file systems are a degenerate form of databases already, with graph structure, large enough directory entries becoming b-trees etc. But even with fast storage you'd still need indexes for any ac
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by kreetx 3y ago
With `emacs --eval '(setq some-var "some arg")'` one could inject any lisp variable to emacs and then react to that.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Yeah, this entire topic is strange to me. Is the crux of the issue that some devices come with unchangeable DNS servers, so when these are configured to be DoH then they can't be MITMed?
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by kreetx 3y ago
Right, so barely technologically DoH is better than DNS as it's encrypted? Since anyone can run a DoH server as well, how is that "politically" worse than DNS? EDIT: Right, so I think I figured it otu: the issue is with locke
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by kreetx 3y ago
What is wrong with DoH?
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by kreetx 3y ago
What are some of those lesser known tools to build web sites/apps?
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by kreetx 3y ago
Maybe: if you have a postgres (no "t") service provider and you can't install postgrest on it, then you can now possibly run it in the browser. Though, it adds the problem of how do you connect one with the other. Even if the
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by kreetx 3y ago
This looks like the regular server side web framework with helpers to create html. State is (likely) managed by using the appropriate python library, or just a global variable or dict if race conditions don’t matter.
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by kreetx 3y ago
It seems to me that deploying a static binary is for situations where one doesn't have control over the underlying system, or where shipping dependencies hasn't been solved, i.e, you just want to ship one binary.
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by kreetx 3y ago
If dynamic libraries are compatible to what they did (when you developed the program) then why waste disk and RAM?
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by kreetx 3y ago
In my experience, it’s the developer that matters. A not-a-very-good-developer can produce buggy code/bad architecture in any of the strongly typed advanced type system languages, too.
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by kreetx 3y ago
How do theyvdeal with bad actors and data integrity? Is it TOFU and then rely on signing?
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by kreetx 3y ago
As having written a lot of Haskell, I can tell you that people do create bugs there as well, (IMO) to a similar degree as in other languages. The choice of languages seems to come down to personal preference, as does the propensity to creat
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by kreetx 3y ago
Not OP but I would try something with a .1 ending, deriving the first three bytes from the client phone's IP. Although, when creating a hotspot, Android might make a new network namespace for it so you still wouldn't be able to co
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by kreetx 3y ago
A denormalized database model is considered bad desig to begin with, and has performance costs on its own. This is why the OP says this is a "hot take". :) Maybe there are situations where this actually helps, although the resul
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by kreetx 3y ago
In a way, in the article they also did a split: specific heavy select queries were offloaded to a replica.
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by kreetx 3y ago
"happens faster" is the advantage, since it will tie up resources in local jurisdictions as well.
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by kreetx 3y ago
I hear PHP is a pretty good language nowdays. Now, if we could just optionally drop the $ sign from the beginning of every variable and use them only for string templating ;).
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by kreetx 3y ago
Most of the article is about desktop machines..
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by kreetx 3y ago
Depends on the device but plenty of old Windows machines (XPs) run in hospitals. edit: Hah, good work, siblings!
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by kreetx 3y ago
In the sense that if I worked for a big company, I have reasons to not look into Llama as a using it for work would have obstacles.
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by kreetx 3y ago
How did he ruin it? EDIT: Thanks, sibling!
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by kreetx 3y ago
Don't quite understand what is shown here, but org-mode and git also make a nice and durable personal knowledge platform.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Open AI's API is using SSE to stream results?
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by kreetx 3y ago
I'm with you on this. The news sites are so desperate for attention that they border on being ethical themselves..

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