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by masklinn 2mo ago
On the other hand it’s a great signal that whoever uses that is an obnoxious twat and should be plonked.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
I never used most of these at all, and the rest I never worked with in an enterprisey context, so I can not talk about those confluences from personal experience.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
Having had the displeasure of working with struts, enterprise definitely never needed generics to enterprise.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
The problem is that your vtable would have to have a monomorphised copy of the generic method for each possible instance, this requires whole program analysis just to generate the interface — and even then I would not be surprised if you
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by masklinn 2mo ago
The construction of interface values is a very shallow mean and essentially irrelevant to the need for interfaces. Whereas the runtime resolution of operations performed through an interface (dynamic dispatch) is the primary purpose of and
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by masklinn 2mo ago
That dynamic dispatch and type erasure are literally the purpose of interfaces?
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by masklinn 2mo ago
For 4 billion values?
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by masklinn 2mo ago
It is in fact covered in the page, as the heading for that formula specifically calls out “languages with signed "%", eg. C/C++”. That is why there is a formula without that adjustment with a “posmod” aka any modulo where a p
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by masklinn 2mo ago
I was thinking open-air yes, tunnels do indeed have major issue. With pollutant concentrations, road tunnels are the same ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S13619... ). For all that I
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by masklinn 2mo ago
> That doesn’t solve brake and tire particles. Regen braking means significantly less brake dust, especially at city speeds and with blended braking. > Although…rail might solve those? Trains still have brakes. Some can regen brake bu
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by masklinn 2mo ago
Plus the US literally built highways in the middle of poor neighbourhoods.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
> formerly known as OS-X It was never OS-X, it was OS X, and originally Mac OS X, as in the one after Mac OS 9. The Mac prefix was dropped with Lion (10.7). The Mac OS lingo having itself been introduced with 7.6, before that the OS core
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by masklinn 2mo ago
> Crazy environmental and labor regulations is what happened. Mainland Europe has “crazy environmental and labour regulations” and manages to build cheaper and faster. So no, your pet hate is not the reason.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
Higher magnitude (coverage) at maximum, and because it'll be late morning the totality will last much longer. Also almost entirely over land, where this one was mostly over the ocean.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
FWIW there’s a better one next year which skirts through southern spain and norther Africa.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
TBF it’s quite late in the evening already so in the places where this is happening none of it is as off as it is when the eclipse occurs mid-day.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
Recommendation (2) assumes any UA which supports background-clip supports -webkit-text-fill-color. That seems rather dodgy. Wrapping the rule in a feature query seems a lot cleaner and more reliable.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
There’s also memory hotplugging via virtio-mem. But generally speaking downscaling live vm memory can’t be said to be a solved problem, it’s more of an active area of research.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
“microvms” are real vms but the hypervisor and vm (guest kernel) shed most of the hardware / device emulation, support, and discovery which makes traditional VMs look / feel like real computers, as well as most guest interactions.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
It's not just a budget saver (and possibly an aesthetic decision), it also keeps the ground permeable which has all sorts of impacts in terms of acquifers, ground subsidence, sewer service, etc...
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by masklinn 2mo ago
Thanks for writing! An other commenter pointed me towards the link in the first footnote. May I suggest linking most of the opening sentence, from "a post" to "curlese"? That would make it very clear where said previous
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by masklinn 2mo ago
So there is, thank you for the directions.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
You should probably link to the previous post, it’s a right pain to find. Also is there an approved English version of it, or the same information by someone else? edit: as pointed out there is one (to an english translation) in the first f
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by masklinn 2mo ago
The upsell ads progressively getting more massive and desperate is pretty funny tho.
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by masklinn 2mo ago
> I thought the idea behind exoskeletons and fancy wheelchairs was that they allow handicapped people to go more places, not to substitute for better infrastructure. I haven't seen any of the companies behind these devices claim tha
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by masklinn 2mo ago
amp wasn't just stripped down HTML either, it was a mix of restricted HTML and custom AMP components, the latter being necessary to load external resources (breaking standard browser preload scanners and requiring amp's js to load
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by masklinn 2mo ago
> It's effectively dead today, and while it was dominant, Google abused it to get people to view and link to their cached copies of AMP pages, rather than the original site. That was the entire point of the tech. If Google had wante
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by masklinn 2mo ago
It does not look like the author posted this here since it was posted on the blog last week. So would probably be a better idea to suggest / recommend this at https://github.com/github/rust-gems/tree/main
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by masklinn 2mo ago
A little treat for all the seagulls keytar solo
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by masklinn 2mo ago
That is exactly why many big projects are migrating to becoming CNA, so that randos can’t get assigned unqualified CVEs which nobody has looked at or validated. Apparently RedHat is a CNA of last resort, so it might be possible to get your

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