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by maeln 4y ago
> Co-authored-by: Sean DuBois Sean is everywhere that involve WebRTC ! He is doing an incredible job.
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by maeln 4y ago
I get it but what is the relation with his private plane ?
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by maeln 4y ago
The GC I guess ? Rust is mostly replacing the C & C++ code that is pretty low-level in the OS where a GC is not desirable or even usable.
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by maeln 4y ago
This is how I discovered that one of my code was "bugged". I had to implement a driver for an obscure chinese-made machine with a documentation google translated. In the protocol, there was a check byte and the explanation says th
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by maeln 4y ago
I think he meant it in a way the same way that some people are still learning COBOL: a lot of critical, legacy code is written in C++ and cannot easily (or won't be for various reason) moved to another langage. Therefore, developer tha
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by maeln 4y ago
This is still crazy to me that most (all?) smartwatch cannot get past ~50m WR when I can buy a basic casio for a fraction of the cost with 100m to 200m WR. But then I guess using a tactile screen underwater is pretty hard. I really don&#x27
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by maeln 4y ago
I agree that it is completely possible to write slow code in Rust, but the idea is still that, in general with a relatively skilled developer, a compiled langage will usually result in a faster program than with a interpreted or jit-ed lang
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by maeln 4y ago
Well I am sure that this will be unpopular on HN, with the usual argument thrown whenever this kinds of laws pop-ups. I do understand the worries about recruiting under qualified personnel due to diversity laws but overall, I support this k
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by maeln 4y ago
Probably a good idea for any kid to be honest. The internet is not a safe place. But a lot of parent are not tech savy, and a heavy handed approach might lead your kid to try to hide his activity from you. It is not simple.
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by maeln 4y ago
If you go there, then the blame should be placed on the parent, not the kid, since he was the one giving access to "the tool". But this is a serious lack of empathy. Being the parent of a neurodiverse child is difficult. The first
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by maeln 4y ago
> It made a bit more sense when he heard Brandon’s account of what happened – his son admitted to almost everything straight away. Brandon told a federal investigator that he’d been inspired by an internet troll who went by the name of
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by maeln 4y ago
They did. The CNIL did several control and verified that they indeed fixed the issues.
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by maeln 4y ago
No resident will ever be drafted / asked to serve in the army of their residency. It would make no sense. This e-resident is mostly a way for Estonia to lower the barrier in creating a company in Estonia (and therefor having access to
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by maeln 4y ago
> He had vowed to give up to $1bn to political candidates linked to causes he supported, a pledge from which he later backed away. I can too promise the moon and never deliver.
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by maeln 4y ago
Every collapse has been self made. I don t see how the institution have anything to do with that.
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by maeln 4y ago
I don't drink this kind of beverage, but from what I see in restauration, you don't really have a choice. Most fast-food and restaurant will have the "known" brand and no generic brand, so they will move the cost onto th
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by maeln 4y ago
I would argue that they are not needed. In some country (ex: Turkey), commercial center / zone (but also big companies) operate their own bus services to allow their customer to come without car even when they are out of town and far f
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by maeln 4y ago
> "government has a cool idea and mandates it by decree" This is not the government. It is in a law made by the parlement, aimed at accelerating the installation of renewable energy. > If all you want is solar capacity, woul
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by maeln 4y ago
What already happens with current panels in the snow ? And most of France, especially important population center where 80+ places parking usually are, see few, if any, snowfall in a year. So this is not really an issue.
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by maeln 4y ago
It is an interesting case. In France, the case was already judged and having your means of work (example: access to your professional email) cut off before the end of your contract (which include the required advance notice) is considered u
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by maeln 4y ago
It's in many way ironic that the Web was "technically" born in France, which was also the home of the Minitel, which probably slowed down adoption for the Web/internet access due to how popular it was (in France).
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by maeln 4y ago
Yes, I am aware, but the fact is those laws are put in place (and could be removed) by elected officials. If the resident of SF where so angry about the situation, they could vote against it.
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by maeln 4y ago
If you read the article, the main reason why it cost so much is not because of the cost of the toilet and the installation per-se, but because there is many, many red tape around doing anything in SF. So it is not necessarily a "grift&
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by maeln 4y ago
I did some ADA in the past and yes, it is a nice language, but it lacks the modernity and a dynamic community like Rust. ADA did received some nice update to its specification, but, just like C++, it struggle / cannot really fit the la
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by maeln 4y ago
> People doing frontend dev don't want to bother with slow compile time Honestly, with my previous experience as a frontend web, compile time for frontend is starting to become as bad as a standard compiled language. When you start
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by maeln 4y ago
Aegis is another open-source option. It can import the andOTP format and can also export the keys, but has the advantage of being able to use fingerprint unlock.
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by maeln 4y ago
> Is there some Unix-ish tool to generate these TOTPs on a laptop? I don't like to keep the 2nd factor on a small mobile device that is easy to lose. I know that this is not really answering your question, but most open-source TOTP
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by maeln 4y ago
That is not what the article is talking about: > I'm also going to restrict this discussion to the case of "We run a full graphical environment on the VM, and stream that to the laptop" - an approach that only offers SSH a
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by maeln 4y ago
Probably not. Even without the crypto market, the official MSRP of GPU has ballooned over the past few years.
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by maeln 4y ago
> The reality is you have deadlines because your customers have deadlines and problems they need solved. And this is actually part of the issue (and in part what the article mention). Most project, including the one of the clients don&#x

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