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by lenkite 1y ago
This. I was confused when I read that - I guess MSVC doesn't generate such conventional lambda names ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
India's share of world GDP fell from ~24% in 1700 to ~4% in 1950. There was an explicit de-industrialization of India - colonial Britain destroyed the textile industry deliberately. Keep them poor and stupid was an explicit state pol
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by lenkite 1y ago
I think Rust compiler team should just build a Rust interpreter for iterative, development mode. The compiler can only be sped up so far.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Might have been a deliberate rule enforced on the universe to avoid interstellar wars between sapient civilizations.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Technically, ICE were carrying out arrests for cartel activity and money laundering by illegals as Tom Homan pointed out. They were executing criminal warrants. Then they were attacked. LAPD never came to help them.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Are you seriously asking this in good faith ? There are dozens of cases of people who were arrested. Please do your own research. It will barely take you ~10 mins. East Harlem - poor district - no health officials only harsh police enforcem
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by lenkite 1y ago
Marines have been sent several times to combat mass rioting and violence in the United States under several Presidents. Was done in LA earlier as well.
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by lenkite 1y ago
When they were busy arresting people for not wearing masks, kids not wearing marks and not social distancing while Fauci's family was gallivanting around without masks and attending public functions...yes it was a big problem, lol. Mos
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by lenkite 1y ago
Well, illegals are busy throwing rocks, explosives and burning cars of federal agents. The LA police chief himself has said that the rioting and violence has gotten out of control. That the violence he has seen has been disgusting. That eve
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by lenkite 1y ago
Thank you for working so hard on Zig. Really looking forward to Zig 1.0 taking the system programming language throne.
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by lenkite 1y ago
I believe it is under Title 10 to “temporarily protect ICE and other United States Government personnel who are performing Federal functions.” Title 10 provides for activating National Guard troops for federal service. Seems valid since lar
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by lenkite 1y ago
Asking from ignorance: Can newer languages like Lean do the job of model checkers like TLA+? There are so many formal model checkers/languages that it is difficult to know which one is the "best".
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by lenkite 1y ago
Ok, but sorry, what is so special about Javascript here ? Did this for good old Java services a few hundred times. With hot-fix on same or next day. Remote debugging is supported for a large number of languages. It is not unique to JS alone
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by lenkite 1y ago
Because everything they attempt is inevitably compared to Google's ad business - which makes everything else look like a starving beggar.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Github has dependabot https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/dependab... which can also raises PR's, though your mileage may greatly vary here depending on your language. You can also config
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by lenkite 1y ago
This is already caught by multi-repo tooling like Github today. If you vendor in an outdated version with security vulnerabilities, issues are automatically raised on your repo. Team B doesn't need to do anything. It is Team-A's
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by lenkite 1y ago
> When you have N repos, you also have N ways of managing dependencies, N ways of doing local bin scripts and dev environment setups, N projects with various out of date & deprecated setups, N places to look when you need to upgrade
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by lenkite 1y ago
If you want code search and navigation over a closed subgraph of projects that build into an artifact - opengrok does the job reasonably well.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Not sure if I get it. If you are using a product like Github Enterprise, you are already quite aware of what other people are doing. You have a lot of visibility, source-code search, etc. If you have a CICD that auto-creates issues you alre
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by lenkite 1y ago
It is possible that we simply haven't yet discovered those natural laws for "emergent behavior" from the "messy substrate".
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by lenkite 1y ago
The piece table is an amazing editor data structure. Reasonably simple to grasp conceptually, memory efficient for large files, good cache-locality, allow easy undo/redo, original file can be read-only, etc. Newer editors seem to prefe
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by lenkite 1y ago
Wish there was non-emotional UI design system called Material R - Rational.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Go back 10 years and tell people that MS periodically takes screenshots of your apps and sends them to MS and there would be heavy lawsuits. AI has made people idiots in more ways than expected.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Hard agree - TSC already has this information, why should so many libraries in the world duplicate it ? A single source of truth works better than everyone repeating the same in different, finicky runtime validation libraries.
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by lenkite 1y ago
The original code was very readable to me - after I copy-pasted it into a text editor without all the jazzing colors and horribly low contrast.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Please - you can definitely do this in Java. Its been a standard basic feature of Java tooling for 25 years now. (Its the equivalent of saying that Rust doesn't have a package manager). I strongly urge reading some elementary tutorials
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by lenkite 1y ago
Tip of the Day: You can wrap errors using "fmt.Errorf" in Go - this gives you a nice chain of error messages which is a pseudo stack trace. Another tip is to define and leverage sentinel errors when wrapping errors so you can tes
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by lenkite 1y ago
Nah, because "Python is second-best at everything " and has more libraries than the Galactic Federation, that will never happen.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Probably because it is now learning from a lot of videos posted on X by misc right-wingers showing rallying cries of South African politicians like Julius Malema, Paul Mashatile etc. Not very odd. As merely 3 of over a dozen examples: htt
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by lenkite 1y ago
Maybe they should not remove APIs for open source apps then. If you can vet the source code and the app has been built from the source code you vetted, then there is no point in removing capabilities for reasons other than market monopoliza

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