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by mirashii 1y ago
> For the disjoint field issues raised, it’s not that the borrow checker can’t “reason across functions,” it’s that the field borrows are done through getter functions which themselves borrow the whole struct mutably Right, and even more
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by mirashii 1y ago
It's not about sticking around on an old version, it's about ever being able to catch up, and what the rest of the ecosystem is going to do. Python did this major version bump that broke a lot of the ecosystem, and it went so poor
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by mirashii 1y ago
Just for comparison, Netflix in 2024 spent somewhere between $14B and $17B on content, and made $34B in revenue.
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by mirashii 1y ago
https://github.com/afwbkbc/glsmac
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by mirashii 1y ago
There's a number of active communities about still playing the game, including /r/alphacentauri on reddit, a discord server at https://discord.gg/7BkcvXUX , and https://alphacentauri2.info/in
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by mirashii 1y ago
There's plenty of reasons in this article and the comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39492680 . My tl;dr: The vlang team has repeatedly made false promises and assertions about what the language can do,
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by mirashii 1y ago
That it wasn’t down for you does not mean it wasn’t down for others or even almost everyone. Certainly, Google wouldn’t have listed the services as having an outage if nobody was impacted. You can’t extrapolate from “works for me” to “it mu
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by mirashii 1y ago
Come on, linking four hour old tweets instead of their actual service dashboard where they clearly state there was an outage.
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by mirashii 1y ago
In addition to the other comments about the fact that this wasn't forced to adopt the GPL, even if it were, there's nothing in the license that forces you to work with the community to take contributions from the public. You can h
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by mirashii 1y ago
You don't even need to be exploiting the target device, you might just be leaking data over that connection. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44169115
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by mirashii 1y ago
https://www.theverge.com/news/668220/grok-white-genocide-sou... Another lame excuse and some faux transparency to go with it.
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by mirashii 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39492680 See this article and the discussions, and if you’re so inclined follow along links in that thread from last time that show folks from the vlang team flaming all over HN.
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by mirashii 2y ago
You can do this via rclone with Jellyfin.
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by mirashii 2y ago
No, "safe" implies that there's no undefined behavior across all inputs. Whether that's a crash or not is still up to the implementer of the code in question, same as any other language. It is your choice whether to use
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by mirashii 2y ago
Even better, this library, with its use of unsafe and fork underneath, introduces a whole new class of undefined behavior to a program by providing a safe interface over an unsafe API without actually enforcing the invariants necessary for
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by mirashii 2y ago
Not the first time this particular action has had a vulnerability, either. https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-51664
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by mirashii 2y ago
I'm a few years out of date, but I don't believe that any sort of PHI scanning is specifically required by HIPPA either, though I've seen plenty of consultancies happy to sell you it.
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by mirashii 2y ago
Sure is, autocorrect got me.
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by mirashii 2y ago
I suggest reading one or two of Sydney Dekker’s books, which are a pretty comprehensive takedown of this idea. If an organization punishes mistakes, mistakes get hidden, covered up, and no less frequent.
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by mirashii 2y ago
The overwhelming majority of evidence suggests otherwise. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/crime-and-punishment... https://www.unsw.edu.au/newsroom/news/2020/07/do-harshe
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by mirashii 2y ago
Or, worse, I find that most of these are real links from real paypal. https://www.fortinet.com/blog/threat-research/phish-free-pay...
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by mirashii 2y ago
Then it seems unlikely you've given ublock origin a real try. Not only can you just use the adguard filter lists in ublock origin, but DNS-based adblocking is and has been increasingly insufficient. What ublock origin can do is a stric
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by mirashii 2y ago
Karol Herbst was the maintainer of nvidia drivers written in C for 10 years.
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by mirashii 2y ago
As a Google Cloud customer, I’d say it might be best to split Google into some divisions or something, as Google Cloud’s reliability is a relative shitshow compared to Google.com.
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by mirashii 2y ago
> That's why many commercial companies don't include GPL code - see Apple. This is wrong in a couple ways. First, Apple ships plenty of GPL code. https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/bash/blob&#x
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by mirashii 2y ago
> out in the open This part was an important part of the sentence you might've missed.
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by mirashii 2y ago
.gitignore and .dockerignore exist.
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by mirashii 2y ago
Don't fool yourself, they've taken VC money [1], even being one of the top sponsored projects of all time on Github will not satiate the investors who want returns. [1] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/di
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by mirashii 2y ago
You don't have to install node, or Python. mise is written in rust and distributed as a binary.
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by mirashii 2y ago
You might find https://mt165.co.uk/blog/static-link-go/ useful, but a quick tl;dr: Go binaries are statically linked by default if they do not call out to any C functions. Go will automatically switch to dynamic l

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