krior

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by krior 11mo ago
Malicious? Thats a heavy accusation.
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by krior 11mo ago
Or encrypt it and just trash the encryption header.
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by krior 11mo ago
But maybe not for the price it actually takes to run these models. Afaik atm they are all subsidized.
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by krior 11mo ago
> then we're living in the best timeline... Needs to run GNU Hurd for that.
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by krior 11mo ago
> Different sized bills are harder to stack in a wallet. This has never been my experience. What is the challenge?
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by krior 11mo ago
> I think Americans should first do everything possible to bring to sanity the supporters of Trump It seems that ship left the port last november. There is barely any noticable resistance whatsoever to Trump. All this talk about freedom
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by krior 1y ago
Yes, exactly.
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by krior 1y ago
> public spaces aren’t considered private by virtue of them being shared and nonexclusive. I live in a country where photographing people in public is highly restricted. The reason is that 99% of people cannot avoid public places in thei
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by krior 1y ago
Templates and generics are very different. Afaik Templates generate specialised code for each invocation of that template with a different type. Java uses Type Erasure for Generics, which means that generic type variables are checked at com
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by krior 1y ago
> It’s just our system doesn’t allow for doing anything about it except wait. "Healthy democracy"
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by krior 1y ago
Templates do not exist in Java.
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by krior 1y ago
No, but yes. There is nothing in the standard library, that implements the Collection-interface and works with primitives. However you can write your own and there are several implementations of collections for primitives. The problem is th
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by krior 1y ago
https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n3096.pdf Admittedly the 700 pages include the appendix and it is only a draft version, but still...
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by krior 1y ago
That list alone sounds like it does not work.
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by krior 1y ago
The lack of dependency hell is a bit of an illusion when it comes to C. What other languages solve via library most C projects will reimplement themselves, which of course increases the chance for bugs.
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by krior 1y ago
C is so simple, that you will need to read a 700-page, comitee-written manual befor you can attempt to write it correctly.
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by krior 1y ago
Gone? I had two last year, lets not overstate things.
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by krior 1y ago
Not very helpful - my typewriter has an ü :)
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by krior 1y ago
Sure, and the reactivation of old nuclear power stations would have been instant and cost nothing. Exactly what was needed in 2022. /s
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by krior 1y ago
Nothing is as cheap (and secure at the same time) as hardware-accelerated AES. Thats why its often the only encryption-layer used.
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by krior 1y ago
Even if phone cameras were twice as good, for me its simply more fun to take pictures with my camera.
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by krior 1y ago
> Rust is a tire fire of complexity. And C isn't?
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by krior 1y ago
Afaik, Google services are run in a sandbox on Graphene OS.
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by krior 1y ago
As a Intellij-user I am more than a little confused. What are features missing from Java's debugging story?
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by krior 1y ago
Small and fast native executables sounds more like a niche than a real market. Don't get me wrong: really nice to have, but a raison d'etre?
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by krior 1y ago
C++ was and is reasonably popular, even when all new projects start using rust I guess there will be demand due to all the legacy code that cannot be rewritten. On the other hand you will be working with legacy C++, from what I heard its li
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by krior 1y ago
afaik the key material is regenerated for every message. new keys can be derived for every subsequent message you send, but only until you get a reply, then a new key exchange takes place. And the key material for message m1 cannot derive k
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by krior 1y ago
Easier said than done for the tech-illiterate majority of the population.
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by krior 1y ago
> The question is whether and how much these policies are supported, and the popular vote is obviously relevant in this regard. They are supported by the election. The american puplic accepted the result. Popular vote is not relevant for
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by krior 1y ago
Popular vote does not matter to americans, otherwise they would have changed the voting system. 36% of voters said: I support every outcome of the election, no matter what. And we are now about half a year into his term and I see some compl

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