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by messe 1y ago
https://git-send-email.io/
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by messe 1y ago
It's biased to think it's bad to arrest innocent people?
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by messe 1y ago
On the contrary, I think it has only been proven to work at scale: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star
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by messe 1y ago
> because AWS doesn't truly understand their own systems due to the culture of the company. This. There's a lot of freedom in how teams operate. Some teams have great internal documentation, others don't, and a lot of it i
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by messe 1y ago
> Currently I'm 0-2 days a week at the office, my max so far has been 4 this year. Probably the same here. This week might actually be my first 4-day in office week this year, come to think of it. Next week, I'll be in office a
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by messe 1y ago
I've lived in Aarhus for the past two and a half years, and can say that it is quite a nice city to live in. Very walkable, decent public transport (despite how much locals love to complain about it), plenty of restaurants, bars and ot
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by messe 1y ago
Why the strict carnivore diet? That is, if you don't mind me asking.
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by messe 1y ago
I think you might have missed the point. Yes. Oracle have that copyright. That's the whole fucking point. Anything from before the fork is still licensed (and pretty much everything after) is still under the CDDL which is possibly in c
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by messe 1y ago
> The code in OpenZFS and Solaris has diverged after Oracle closed OpenSolaris. Diverged . Not rewritten entirely.
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by messe 1y ago
Criminalizing driving cars with certain modifications on public roads serves to benefit other people on the road, pedestrians, and society as a whole.
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by messe 1y ago
> they had to rewrite the compiler before they could work on the ecosystem of their new language. I think you may have missed that the intention was always to rewrite the compiler to become self hosted. Improving the C++ implementation a
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by messe 1y ago
IIRC, it was a performance thing, and it's not an uncommon pattern in CLI tools. Freeing memory can actually cost you performance, so why not just let the OS clean up for you at exit(2)?
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The "impossibly small" Microdot web framework(lwn.net)
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by messe 1y ago
They might not have a static public IP, perhaps they're even behind CGNAT.
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by messe 1y ago
Because I have empathy for other people (on top of an innate sense of smugness)
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by messe 1y ago
*implemented. Too late to edit now.
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by messe 1y ago
> delusion I hope you see the irony some day.
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by messe 1y ago
Surpringly readable though, despite all that, if you've ever implanted a language in similar constraints.
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by messe 1y ago
Get fucked.
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by messe 1y ago
People—using that term loosely—are cunts.
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by messe 1y ago
Yeah, agreed. That's one of the most objectifying and vile sentiments I've read here that hasn't been flagged to hell. Ugh.
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by messe 1y ago
Why do designers do this?
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by messe 1y ago
> You presumably intend "shouldn't be underestimated" rather than "can't be". Good call, I've fixed that.
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by messe 1y ago
Bounds safety by default, nullability is opt-in and checks are enforced by the type-system, far less "undefined behaviour", less implicit integer casting (the ergonomics could still use some work here), etc. This is on top of the
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by messe 1y ago
[flagged]
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by messe 1y ago
Only some dialects of English have contrastive vowel length.
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by messe 1y ago
> and then was then harangued into accepting a reheated version After receiving concessions.
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by messe 1y ago
Too late to edit the above, but it seems to be available now.
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by messe 1y ago
Unavailable here in Denmark too.
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by messe 1y ago
Only in the presence of DRM—an evil I'd prefer to do without when possible.

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