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by krona 4y ago
> It’s important to call out that up until v4 ESLint was vulnerable to a Regular Expression Denial of Service attack (ReDoS). If one points out ReDos 'vulnerabilities' in tooling as a reason to upgrade it, you've instantly
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Compiler Explorer just added support for Cpp2: https://godbolt.org/
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Can C++ be 10x Simpler and Safer?(youtube.com)
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What's more depressing is the examples you point out could be located in literally any large city in the entire world, such is the utter banality and dislocation of the modernist aesthetic. Having them covered with graffiti would actua
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> But none of this has anything to do with Quillette's racist agenda. So why bring it up?
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You tested a postcondition. What about preconditions and invariants, do you have separate tests for those assertions too, or just not bother?
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> It isn't one of their core competencies though. Putting the "what will our users think" question in an ethical framing is not obviously (to me) going to benefit users. (Especially when modern fashionable ethics centers a
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That just sounds like your product owners and legal department have outsourced one of their core competencies to another department, perhaps to reduce their own accountability.
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I think you're describing the guilt vs shame cultural differences. This cultural difference between Russia and China isn't as big as it is to north european/US culture.
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The results are a trade-off between sparse or having false positives. Rust just takes the other side of the trade-off, and will reject valid programs. Hence why the unsafe keyword exists, and why tools like Miri ( https://github
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Memory sanitizers, address sanitizers, leak sanitizers, threading sanitizers, undefined behaviour sanitizers. The visual studio core guidelines checker. The clang-tidy core guideline checker. I could go on but my point is, the landscape doe
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Just touch (not press) several keys randomly?
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I agree, but it's not as simple as that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey#Official_name_change
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Where I work, family time is family time and work time is work time. Working from home should very little difference, and if it persistently does then that's a problem.
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> too far behind That could mean anything.
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There are many problems. First and foremost, the strategic oil reserve was designed to make the US more resilient to a 1973-style oil embargo. Whatever is going on in the US right now pales in comparison; the drawdown is simply a political
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by krona 4y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/oil-us-reserves-head... 950,000 barrels sold directly to Unipec (formally Sinopec): https://www.energy.gov/articles/doe-announces-sales-strategi...
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> The language is simpler, cleaner, safer, and more enjoyable to work with. I was a Rust v1 contributor. I have great hopes for the language as a replacement for c in systems engineering. However, I much prefer C++ 20 for the kind of wor
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Break up Alloc<T> in to templated and (mostly) non-templated parts? Without seeing the code its hard to know.
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Err, the original instruction from the British government was to avoid partition and preserve a united India. Ultimately self determination involves taking responsibility.
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> There never was any reason to think COVID would result in durable immunity Despite humans developing durable immunity to coronaviruses for millions of years?
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Because there's no objective, empirically based criteria for a tipping point; all such things are hypotheses which are falsified by the passage of time. I can think of a few in the past 40 years. That's not to say there aren'
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> Would make for a good show to see what the reaction would be. Mostly supportive.
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This is the point. 'Fear or provocation of violence' is an offence since it precipitates violence, its a provocation that 'might cause a reasonable individual to lose self control', which would be quite dreadful!
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WebGL2 doesn't support compute shaders.
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The SSRI narrative seems to be unwinding, very quickly. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-022-01661-0
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I wish benchmarks with sample means in the tens of nanoseconds weren't reported and compared by the arithmetic mean. These are not normal distributions and a 10% improvement could just mean you improved the 99% percentile, which is qui
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This might be true, but without quantifying everything you've said, nobody can make a value judgment. The essential point is that the livestock emissions are already part of the carbon cycle, and don't 'contribute to emission
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> Traditions don't necessarily contain good wisdom. What is the bad wisdom here, that eating insects, rats, various other disease harbouring vertebrates is actually misplaced medieval health & safety?
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I was agreeing with your basic premise by using words/phases from the previous mass hysteria. Sorry the satire was too subtle. I personally haven't read all the IPCC reports (is it even possible for one human) but I think I&#x27

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