lionkor

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by lionkor 1y ago
That's not accurate. I've had one of my own accounts blocked, with zero access until I talked to their support and convinced them I was, in fact, a real person. At that moment, if I had any important private repos, they would be g
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by lionkor 1y ago
You're right but only in software that isn't a database. In a database, when the program panic!()s, you're SOL. These extra branches panic. If sqlite were to read one byte over the end of an array, it's unlikely to lose
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by lionkor 1y ago
So they have much worse test coverage than sqlite
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by lionkor 1y ago
It's not like that, the compiler explicitly doesn't do compile-time checks here and offloads those to the runtime. Rust does not stop you from writing code that accesses out of bounds, at all. It just makes sure that there's
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by lionkor 1y ago
landing-screenshot.png and landing-about.png take ~14-16 seconds to load
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by lionkor 1y ago
Immediately the check engine light would come on and it would automatically pull over if you tried to drive it, I'd guess.
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by lionkor 1y ago
> "I am not ashamed of my decision," he wrote, "but I don't want it to be discussed publicly either."
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by lionkor 1y ago
It's good that regulation is being passed. People here saying it's "sad" that laws need to be made probably miss the point; this is the point of laws. They exist to ensure things are done right when there's no other
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by lionkor 1y ago
I feel like the AI hype is big, but there are lots of us who just build normal things and who's jobs cannot allow or make use of LLMs properly. Popular culture has always been easy to influence. We had blockchain hype, OOP hype, AI hyp
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AI-httpd – Let an LLM pretend to be your HTTP server(github.com)
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Isn't this exactly what cancellation-safety is all about?
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by lionkor 1y ago
Most definitely not settled, but it's a good default
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by lionkor 1y ago
Slightly off-topic, but: The fact that go "lifts" the deferred statement out of the block is just another reason in the long list of reasons that go shouldn't exist. Not only is there no protection against data-races (in a la
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by lionkor 1y ago
This only works as long as they let you
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by lionkor 1y ago
> which company/org structure provides best guarantees against gradual, slow, multi-year rot that seems to take over everything? German e.V. [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registered_association_(German.
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by lionkor 1y ago
GDPR doesn't allow "they knew and they could have opted out if they cared". You need explicit written consent.
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by lionkor 1y ago
The companies want the FREEDOM to mistreat employees FREELY.
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by lionkor 1y ago
"This will be so good, just wait! And until then, get used to it!", just like AGI and shitty chatbots that are subtly wrong most of the time.
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by lionkor 1y ago
Looks great for people who don't want to pick and design their own home, pick furniture, design their living spaces.
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by lionkor 1y ago
You can just use SingleFile to download the login page of any website and serve it with a webserver
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by lionkor 1y ago
Ubuntu and PopOS are linux distributions, KDE is a desktop environment that you can find/install in lots of distributions, such as kubuntu for example.
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by lionkor 1y ago
Not the person you asked, but maybe open Issues somewhere for that?
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by lionkor 1y ago
I was super happy with KDE, until I found that i3 has a better paradigm for what I want. I tried Gnome on Fedora for a while now on my laptop; i don't mind it but KDE beats it in usability.
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by lionkor 1y ago
Curious what kind of specs you've decided on, would you share? My mind always jumps to EPYC or Threadripper for this kind of use-case
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by lionkor 1y ago
Literally "let us go", there's no way around the literal meaning
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by lionkor 1y ago
what?
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Me -- the crowd who buys old shitboxes usually.
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by lionkor 1y ago
Looks like a timeout for me, at the moment.
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Im counting all the lives lost by natural disasters, by the resulting depressions, financial issues, etc. Its not as simple as "N people died from literally being inside the storm, therefore the number of potentially saved lives is N&q
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by lionkor 1y ago
Maybe its insensitive to say this, but isn't this a REALLY good thing and will save tens of thousands of lives? How else do you convince people not to build and live in spots that are known to be disaster areas, in a country that has s

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