leni536

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by leni536 5d ago
At the very least it's a country now where "who knows what happens next week". Doesn't strike confidence to start a life there.
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by leni536 7d ago
A bad but conforming implementation of the standard can screw you over on every line of your program.
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by leni536 7d ago
Arguably the only change to program behavior is to performance characteristics on hosted environments. It does not change any observable behavior otherwise. In environments where there are strong forward progress guarantees a busy infinite
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by leni536 7d ago
Reminder to think twice when signing CLAs when contributing to these big company open source projects.
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by leni536 8d ago
A call to a standard library function is still subject to the as if rule. It doesn't have to manifest into a call instruction to a standard library function. Much like memcpy in source code doesn't have to manifest to a call instr
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by leni536 10d ago
I contest that drivers always treat it the same. They often go through the circle/cut th corner when there is low traffic, and I know at least one mini roundabout where traffic is way less frequent in one direction and the other direct
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by leni536 11d ago
> and you can't include GPL code in a MIT licensed project without making it GPL. Why is that? The tests are not linked to the distributed binaries. You can also distribute project sources with mixed licenses.
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by leni536 11d ago
What's wrong with them using the coreutils tests?
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by leni536 14d ago
SVG paths only update a position internal state as you add drawing primitives, logo also has heading. I think this is a significant difference.
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by leni536 17d ago
That doesn't require a special aspect ratio.
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by leni536 17d ago
You are not answering the parent comment. If the original aspect ratio was a square, making the "full screen" aspect ratio 1:1, then folded out it would have aspect ratio 2:1, fitting two squares side by side. The sqrt(2) aspect r
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by leni536 17d ago
Just don't name it "terminal solution".
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by leni536 17d ago
Another reason might be that modifications of the map are entangled and can be hard to revert in case of a dispute. It's much easier for the Internet Archive to just drop snapshots of websites/pages (and they do so, AFAIK).
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by leni536 21d ago
I don't see how https is relevant for browser JS vulnerabilities.
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by leni536 22d ago
How is that trust anchored? To public IPs or to public keys?
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by leni536 22d ago
Next token prediction is just an interface. It can be backed by a Markov chain, a neural model or an actual human being.
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by leni536 22d ago
I'm torn on this. While I can imagine Meta being morally corrupt enough to do all of this, I just can't imagine an exec taking on personal liability for the company.
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by leni536 23d ago
Will they get a refund?
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by leni536 24d ago
That is not my experience, but maybe quality is not consistent across countries.
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by leni536 24d ago
Interesting. The website says that it's "validation-focused". I don't know how that plays out for TOML, but the lack of focus in json schema to define an interface in addition to validation can be very frustrating. Most
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by leni536 24d ago
That one is not too hard either. `one` simply can't be NRVO'd as there is a runtime path in scope of it that doesn't return it. `two` can be (unless you hide some other return within ...).
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by leni536 26d ago
They move OK if you dismantle them.
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by leni536 27d ago
The problem may exist, but I don't believe that intrusive "gun part deyection" solves it.
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by leni536 29d ago
It's OK as an option, even as a default, Just give me a dropdown with "blank" as an option too.
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by leni536 1mo ago
It did help Mr Creosote.
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by leni536 1mo ago
The difference between removing plastic straws and reducing air travel is that reducing air travel would have an impact.
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by leni536 1mo ago
It goes up to 11
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by leni536 1mo ago
I don't think the illustration adds anything, it could simply be left out. I did enjoy the writing.
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by leni536 1mo ago
There might be some legal nuance here. What binaries does Google distribute and does Google provide sources of those? (I assume pixel updates count, is that pure AOSP?) Does grapheneOS request sources for beta tags that are not distributed
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by leni536 1mo ago
> The GPL doesn’t require them to provide the sources to the world "b) Accompany it with a written offer, valid for at least three years, to give any third party ,..."

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