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msdrigg
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Well it resolves to something now. I guess they relaxed their policy.
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TLDR: > We will no longer be accepting the collection of browsing activity data, unless it is part of the add-on’s primary function > Add-ons with the sole purpose of promoting, installing, loading or launching another website, appl
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Firefox Add-On Policy Changes 2021
(blog.mozilla.org)
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5y ago
I wouldnt have thought of tokio as application code bc its a library, but I guess it kinda is because it also provides a runtime. Thanks for the list
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5y ago
Do you know of any examples of good quality application code in rust?
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5y ago
CVE-2021-41968 Npm audit denial-of-service by Regular Expressions Denial of Service CVE’s
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5y ago
I honestly see this specific bruhaha as more of a DNF issue and less of a github issue. Even though both are affiliated with Microsoft, I dont think this is the same as SourceForge’s fall from grace. I can imagine copilot being another poin
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5y ago
I tried googling it but I put it all in one word. Thanks for the help!
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5y ago
I wondered why they set it up like this. TIL
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5y ago
Whats this one about? CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION is_blasphemy (VARCHAR) RETURNS BOOLEAN STABLE AS $$ SELECT replace($1,'_','') SIMILAR TO '%p(o|0)rc(o|0)di(o|0)%' OR replace($1,'_',&#x
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5y ago
Seems like noel already launched that one
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msdrigg
5y ago
Seems like noel already launches that one
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5y ago
You mean if you pay 10$ per month for AppleCare? I dont pay for it but I have helped friends file claims with Apple, and they usually just ship back a brand new device instead of actually repairing the device. Even for things like screen da
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5y ago
I think the breakdown in this argument is the fact that $Y is not the same for everyone. > $Y is the net present value of all future earnings. First of all, ‘future earnings’ is a time-dependent probability distribution and this means th
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5y ago
Theres a repl for rust that can be used in a Jupyter notebook. I am also curious about how it works under the hood but here it is for anyone to check out: https://github.com/google/evcxr
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5y ago
I think its funny that these servers use FreeBSD but if you zoom in on the CPU graphic in the slides it is reading a book called ‘Programming Linux’
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5y ago
Interesting, this makes sense. Thanks for figuring it out
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5y ago
Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory looked almost as good as a blurred picture from the movie, especially Willy Wonka’s face
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5y ago
I can change the focal point of my eyes on command to a far away point or a close one, and I have noticed that this reliably makes my pupil get slightly larger or smaller.
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5y ago
Ive had the same experience in terms of not-totally-there. But I honestly like the oat milk taste better, especially in coffee and cereal. Those are my two main uses for milk so I dont really buy regular milk anymore unless I need it to coo
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5y ago
Very clever use case
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I use ddg primarily, but I regularly need to use g! to reroute myself to Google when searching for anything that I don’t already have domain-specific knowledge for. Like if I want to just check syntax for a new programming language, ddg can
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5y ago
I use containers to only use some google services while signed in. For instance I use gmail signed in but I google search in a separate container to not log that data in my account. I may be fooling myself and google can identify it anyway
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5y ago
My girlfriend still plays 2048 everyday. The game is still a gem. Thanks for making it :)
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I see this repository is working on a jit, so that could lead to speed ups over the common cython implementation. I don't see any benchmarks for how this compares to pypy though, which also has a jit. The main weakness in this repo see
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Gain admin on Windows with a Razer mouse
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Then whats happening with the domain http://ai/ mentioned in another comment?
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This is an extension of an animation library used by math YouTuber 3blue1brown [0]. He has an excellent channel that I would recommend anything from. One of my favorite videos of his is where he shows the thought process behind solving a le
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Edited to add source Im not an expert but someone pointed out yesterday [0] that this technology is a bit further from practical than implied by the article. This milestone of ‘ignition’ is declared because the laser energy making it into t
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5y ago
> The protocol states that all actors must also be Sendable, which is another new important piece of the concurrency proposal. This protocol has no actual code, and its purpose is to "mark" which types are safe to use in a conc
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