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by navaati 7y ago
Nah, you can totally use things like holes or undefined (in haskell), unimplemented!() in rust, etc. EDIT: and, as neighbour says, any in typescript ! But typescript, with its progressive typing, is in a league of its own.
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by navaati 7y ago
It really is some validation when your competitor has to grudgingly allow you to exist because your users (to both you and them) want you so much that it would disserve them to screw you. It means that you're that much good. Some folks
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by navaati 7y ago
Completely agree. > Which in case of Git is that it's a DAG And one step beyond that, that it's a Merkel tree. It's key to understanding stuff like "if I change a commit, it changes all commit after that" or &quo
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Importing Actual 3D Models from Google Maps(blog.exppad.com)
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by navaati 7y ago
Love the non-usual, physical-world examples :)
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by navaati 7y ago
Wow, these stuff are beasts ! They look enormous !
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by navaati 7y ago
For my fellow HNers, this is "private cloud" in the meaning of Owncloud, not of Openstack.
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by navaati 7y ago
As a billionaire philanthropist you will still have to align to your home country’s foreign policy, because your billions only have value so far as the State enforces your property rights. So very concretely, if China says "hey US of A
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by navaati 7y ago
So, I went on the demo website ( https://webauthn.io/ ) to try it with a recent desktop Firefox. I enter a username, press "Register" and Firefox gives me a prompt to "login [with a security key] and authorize&
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by navaati 7y ago
On the one hand, yes, that's crazy. On the other hand, an argument can be made that company accept proprietary software in binary form all the time, and this is no different ! Still a good laugh from the sidelines...
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by navaati 7y ago
Well in French, "charpente" refers to the frame of the house, and the first thing you think about is a wooden frame, though in modern times it could be steel. A stone house wouldn’t really have a "charpente" I guess. And
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by navaati 7y ago
I guess hint was in the word "play", hehe
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by navaati 7y ago
And notably Bubblewrap is the technology behind Flatpak’s sandboxing !
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by navaati 7y ago
Right, silly me, I had forgotten userspace :). Thanks !
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by navaati 7y ago
> But today's Linux kernel doesn't do that (even when you use the sendfile() API) Oh ? I’m quite disappointed, I thought that was the whole point of sendfile() ! What does it do if not that ?
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by navaati 7y ago
> humans can boot from disk Now I want to read a sci-fi book with this sentence in it.
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by navaati 7y ago
Obviously because that’s not a lot of megawatts. For the lazy, that’s 3.42kW ;).
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by navaati 7y ago
> Except she could have chosen to take the HKer's side. Could she ? Wouldn’t she have been "disappeared" as well as her family ? Not trying to excuse anything of course, she chose her side a long time ago, but still…
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by navaati 7y ago
> if usable outside MacOS software stack Except, of course, according to Apple’s history regarding the matter, it won’t.
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by navaati 7y ago
It’s about routing more than veth pairs (I mean you can also do simple bridging as other comment say, but it’s more limited), so look for BGP using ones, mainly Calico, but kube-router too. I know there is simpler ones that don’t use BGP, b
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by navaati 7y ago
In Ireland there is an implicit rule that at the pub you don’t talk politics or work, looks similar…
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by navaati 7y ago
This a thousand ! You don't even need to give them actual nics, just veth pairs with routing (some CNI plugons do just that btw). I think a big part of why overlay nets are so common is that a lot of the engineers deploying these syste
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by navaati 7y ago
That's right regarding directly giving the filename for the program (here wc) to open itself. However using the input redirect is fine, especially if you format it that way (which is exactly the same thing): <file wc -l Then,
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by navaati 7y ago
You’ll be glad to learn that there is absolutely no overhead in execution time or memory consumed (and a minuscule one in compilation time).
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by navaati 7y ago
> inventory which mostly doesn't apply in a software development context I heard a guy (a Factorio youtuber who was manager in his dayjob, haha) say that it did apply indeed, if you see inventory as "what has been produced but
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by navaati 7y ago
Not saying you're wrong, but then these groups would be quite misguided: a woman learning the pill is bad is certainely not going to just stop contraceptives and start making kids. She's just gonna change to another contraceptive,
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by navaati 7y ago
You are basically saying "lying to people can make you some money". Indeed…
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by navaati 7y ago
But why not just use wifi then ?
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by navaati 7y ago
> post-modernist theories of all-encompassing privilege hierarchies Genuinely curious, what are you talking about ?
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by navaati 7y ago
Framed that way, it actually appears quite logical, because hacking and killing is illegal, whereas bullshitting is not, so it's the path of least resistance. Sueing is legal too, so propagandists and lawyers it is…

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