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lenkite
1y ago
Because they had a good officer corps producing some ridiculous military geniuses in their age of empire. As an example, the Duke of Wellington (Arthur Wellesley) was a monster who was unstoppable in the military conquest of India. Many oth
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1y ago
Gave analysts a workspace of their own with a SQLite snapshot copy of the main db. They could do whatever they liked with that copy with the tool of their choice.
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1y ago
If you go even minimally outside the beaten path, the tailwind CSS declarations can mutate into a frankenstein monster that makes regular CSS look like a friendly, cute koala Example: https://www.nikolailehbr.ink/blog/r
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1y ago
After the local EU services/products all have Brussels Mandated encryption back-doors and permit free decrypting of your private data, I will bet there will be a surge back to non-EU services. https://www.bankinfosecurity.co
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1y ago
You can do debugging in a console-based text editor nowadays. Neovim has a DAP client for example. https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap . Works reasonably well for quick debugging even if you don't get all the
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1y ago
Yes, forgetting to assign is caught by the Zig compiler, my bad. (brainfart and confused with C++ there). What the compiler doesn't catch is signature mismatches such as anyopaque to *SomeType or incorrect adapters.
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1y ago
Hope you one day can get around to writing some blog posts or maybe even publish some books/courses on this - it sounds interesting!
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1y ago
> Nobody cares if they're buying from a collective or a conventional business. Before buying, you need to startup and produce. > Are you saying they should get special government incentives not available to businesses? Its the ot
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1y ago
No, I don't think the compiler will catch all errors. Wrong type specified in adapter, for example (typical copy-paste mistake). Signature mismatches between anyopaque and MyType, forgetting to assign a function in the v-table, etc
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1y ago
They don't do well in the US due to ideological aversion, no policy incentives and lack of funding platforms like community investment trusts. But they are quite successful in other nations. Amul in India for example.
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1y ago
I meant human error - easy to mess up when coding this boilerplate, esp if there are more number of methods. Sure some 'perfect' programmers will always get this right but the vast number of us regulars will not. Also, it is not
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1y ago
Would it truly kill Zig to add native interface support ? All that ceremony is quite heavy and also somewhat error prone. If nothing else, maybe they can add some helpers in the standard lib or codegen in the standard tooling to make stuff
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1y ago
Its a fact that the EPA added ~6000 employees during the Biden administration and also instituted DEI policies to follow President Biden’s Executive Order 14035 (2021). This included employee-led special emphasis groups, LGBTQ+ events, and
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1y ago
Well, the previous administration spent >$22 billion on basic migrant grants alone via the Office of Refugee Resettlement. I guess the pendulum now swings the other way.
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1y ago
When you cede your brain to the LLM, you can go into extended zombie loops where the LLM keep pushing crap to you, you keep correcting it, until it goes back to where it started.
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1y ago
According to NPR's statement, it only receives 1% of funding from the federal government. https://www.npr.org/2025/05/13/1250902337/npr-cpb-public-rad... "Today, NPR receives only about 1% of i
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1y ago
Compilers simply could not keep up - that was reality, not just marketing. Ideally, Intel should have coded the compilers too and removed the rough edges. But they were a bit too slow and AMD ate Itanium's target market. You have to ad
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1y ago
> it lost over 75% of its market value. No longer true. In March 2025, X Corp. was acquired by xAI, Musk's artificial intelligence company. The deal, an all-stock transaction, valued X at $33 billion, with a full valuation of $45 bi
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1y ago
Itanium was an excellent idea that needed some continued persistence. It is was a bit too early for its time.
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1y ago
The best way to use Rust is to circumvent use of the borrow-checker and lifetimes and use indices everywhere! Suddenly, it becomes more pleasant and easy to refactor :).
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1y ago
That is why maven offers a plugin model for your custom logic that can be written in Java/Kotlin and a well defined lifecycle model where you can configure your plugin declaratively. You can also download custom CLI tools and invoke th
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1y ago
C++ really needs a fast-deprecate and kick out strategy for features that have proven to be poor - whether by bad design or bad implementation. And compilers should auto warn about such features.
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1y ago
This is merely standard operating procedure for Washington, no matter who is in power.
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1y ago
Out of curiosity, what does one use for distributed storage in Elixir ?
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1y ago
I think you are being too pessimistic. Maybe it is difficult for this to happen for Firefox due to its system already subverted. However, it is not true of OSS in general. Folks already directly donate to creators/maintainers with no e
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1y ago
Love the no function coloring solution! I am so looking forward to Zig 1.0. Finally, a system programming language that I can actually read and understand without putting in heavy labor. Hell, I could fully follow this blog post, without ac
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1y ago
If the struct has a well-scoped and short-lived lifecycle, then it is actually better to put the context in the struct. Many Go libraries including the stdlib do this despite not being "best practice". An exception to the short-li
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1y ago
I would happily pay monthly for Firefox - but not to Mozilla Corporation. Will Pay to developers, development support and operations - not to pad the CEO salary.
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Controlled opposition to avoid anti-trust is a MegaCorp's standard operation procedure.
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1y ago
> But that just ensures that the code type-checks for `Dummy`. It doesn't ensure that the code type-checks for any type you can put into `foo` Sure, that is C++ specific design decision. Just like Go made the design decision of not
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