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majewsky
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It would help to have more complete examples here. Also, at least one of the examples that are supposed to be correct clearly does not compile (the loop calling push will fail because the Vec is not declared as mut), which makes me doubt th
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majewsky
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FYI: The word you're looking for is not "femininity", it's "objectification".
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If you want a relatively new game that is maybe not a AAA release, but a big banger, go play Outer Wilds. It's from 2019, so relatively new compared to "a decade ago", and it changed my perception of what games can be. (Impor
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4y ago
The eternal flaw of NPM (and Cargo, and PyPI and so on) is that they allow namesquatting at all. It should be that you can only publish into your own user's namespace. So if I upload the "foobar" library to NPM, it can be imp
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The problem with those real-world analogies is that those things don't scale in the real world. Even if you're a 10x lockpicker compared to an average burglar, you still have to actually go to the place you want to steal from, act
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> Large-scale startups use dynamic-scheduled cloud services in part to reduce coupling between teams. This is the crux. It's Conway's Law in action. The promise of Kubernetes to a large org is that you can split the baremetal a
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4y ago
There are over 50,000 and over 40,000 repositories just on GitHub that contain Go and Rust code, respectively. [1] Among them, some truly massive projects like Kubernetes for Go or Servo for Rust. I will freely admit your argument for new a
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I do gaming livestreams from a Linux setup. Out of the last dozen of games that I played, most worked perfectly right out the box. One had a minor texture glitch on the start screen (though not in-game), one had rather bad (though playable)
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4y ago
Or you can just look at a dictionary: culito, noun. Diminuitive of culo. culo, noun. Slang for arse. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/culito https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/culo
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Yeah, but then it goes back to GP's original argument. If relations between translated tokens are classified as "understanding", that would mean that translation AIs are already capable of understanding: > in which case yo
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I like the quip, but the analogy does not really work out. It would be like us worshipping ancient protobacteria.
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You forgot the part in the middle where they tried to gaslight everyone about what kind of sunset was announced.
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My team has certainly accelerated the move away from Docker Hub towards our internal registries. And I don't see a reason to stop now. Just one fewer unreliable vendor for us to care about.
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Tangent: Why is the misspelling "SystemD" so common, when it has always been "systemd"? I would understand "Systemd" or "SYSTEMD" or something, but why specifically this weird spelling?
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Speaking from my German perspective. Our (European) central bank printed central bank money like crazy the last 10 years, and apparently it was not a problem. Prices only shot up once there were supply shocks due to Covid and Putin. And sur
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Flagged for low effort.
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It comes out to around 170 euros per month for me because my employer pays for it in lieu of a company car, and I only have to pay income tax and such on it ("geldwerter Vorteil").
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4y ago
You mean 1st class?
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A big part of why there are so wildly differing accounts regarding punctuality of German trains is that a lot of the delay is limited to a few specific lines that are overloaded even on the regular schedule. Most of these lines are on the d
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Same for Dresden-Leipzig. I usually take the ICE since I have a Bahncard 100. In addition to the real time saved, it also feels a lot faster if you're not stopping every 5 minutes.
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> Tokenizing is absurdly fast is rather a very good reason to interleave tokenizing and parsing. Otherwise your tokenizer will just get stuck in iowait for no good reason.
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Yes, exactly, and now we have them at mass market scale, whereas hydrogen is not at the same scale by a large margin. I don't think your argument goes in the direction you want it to go.
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For learning Kanji, I wholeheartedly recommend WaniKani ( https://wanikani.com ). Not saying that you should stop Duolingo if it works for you, but you'll likely get much more out of 30 minutes spent on WaniKani than 30 minut
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> Pronunciation: Sometimes the recorded audio is in so bad quality or spoken in robotic way, that is very hard to repeat it. Even worse, sometimes it's just plain wrong. I tried Duolingo for a few months at the end of 2021 to augmen
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Please be careful in your quoting. The page you linked says "post-quantum resistance ", not "post-quantum security " (which would be a much stronger claim).
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No. That kind of restriction cannot realistically be applied to any project above toy scale. The stdlib uses unsafe code to implement a large number of memory management primitives, because the language is (by design!) not complex enough to
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> Can OBS have unimpeded screen recording access? How does OBS compare in Flatpak compared to natively installed. I'm livestreaming on a regular basis, and moved from OBS as compiled by Arch Linux to OBS Flatpak. Everything just wor
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Which is completely backwards-compatible with PulseAudio. Even in a Pipewire-only world, applications will for the most part be linked against libpulse like they used to, but the PulseAudio server socket is provided by Pipewire.
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The impact of having frictionless package building cannot be understated. I'm publishing Arch Linux packages for all my applications because it takes just a few minutes to write up a PKGBUILD. Then one time, I tried providing a Debian
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Only if you happened to end up in the group that was not killed.
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