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by nolok 2y ago
For something that you could actually sell in volume, you may not be thinking large enough in terms of "party". It's common to wear ear plugs at concerts, to avoid destroying your ears. Not imagine replacing those ear plugs w
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by nolok 2y ago
It's legal. They used to cover pretty much all of it then published came at them one after another to want a "deal". The moment they gain any kind of popularity, they're going to hit the same legal wall. As for using it
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by nolok 2y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if it's the same thing : more watt usage, more heat, more throttling.
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by nolok 2y ago
These days this is true from top to bottom, desktop, servers, ... Even in gaming, the 7800X3D is cheaper than the 14700K, it is also more performant and yet uses roughly 20% less power at idle and the gap only grows at full charge. AMD&#x27
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by nolok 2y ago
> It's a good first line of defense as a lot of scraping techniques do this approach. Most basic scrappers, the ones that are not for your testing or devtools or automation or ... Actually use basic text, without any interpretation.
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by nolok 2y ago
Well it's bytecode, so if you consider java or dot net bytecode assembly then it's assembly, if not then not. If we want to be pedantic, assembly is usually defined as being close to the architecture machine code, which web assemb
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by nolok 2y ago
Well Google did that for years and where did that get them? To companies using their research to build something but not share to the same extent their research so they could keep a leg up. So yeah, they learned their lesson. You want to co
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by nolok 2y ago
> There wasn't a "bad deal grandfathered" It's a grandfathered deal from the formation of the EASA. Before that, most national aviation authority in europe didn't have the ability to check all planes, so they acc
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by nolok 2y ago
> Maybe if other options were on the table, there would be fewer union problems? As a worker, would you join a union for protection (and pay for it) if your government provided robust legal defences for you? Yes. The solution you provide
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by nolok 2y ago
Depends what you mean by industry. If you mean the US big airliner industry, then Boeing is essentially it, so yes, And I presume it comes directly from the FAA delegating so much of their job to Boeing meaning Boeing had to inspect itself.
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by nolok 2y ago
I'm not sure what this link dump is intended to do? And you're confusing stagnant with not breaking backward compatibility and / or the entire ecosystem not changing every couple of years.
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by nolok 2y ago
Oh I would agree but Javascript is anything BUT stable in its environnement and frameworks etc... Trying to update a one year old php code base with composer means no issue at the end in 99% of the time. Javascript's ecosystem is not a
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by nolok 2y ago
Which is why it stops being an issue after, what, 2 days ? And most editor also have an autoswap feature for when you have a brain fart because since the language now had proper type hint there is no possibility to misplace a scalar and an
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by nolok 2y ago
It really doesn't apply with PHP though. I mean that. Nowaday you use composer so your versionning and compatibility is done for you, everything is made out of libraries instead of monolithic bloc, and no major libraries use anything b
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by nolok 2y ago
The old core of PHP is very close to the libc function it offers, and so you will do that in a similar way that you do that in C : call error_get_last(), which gives you the details of the last error.
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by nolok 2y ago
The core of PHP is very close to the libc function it offers, and so you will do that in a similar way that you do that in C : call error_get_last(), which gives you the details of the last error.
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by nolok 2y ago
Agreed and just to be clear, fopen() returns false if an error happens. If you don't check your return values, it's not on php, you're just not very good at your job.
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by nolok 2y ago
> What do you mean you don't have every disjointed combination of needle, haystack memorized? ;p This is one of the weakest, "not happening in reality" issue of PHP though. It's the most obvious, and the one who don&#
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by nolok 2y ago
It used to. Hell, in PHP 5 era and before, it even HAD to, PHP had been designed as "you get a brand new process every request" and so a lot of things with memory went wrong if you ran for too long. This changed with PHP 7, some f
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by nolok 2y ago
Can always have a look at this https://stitcher.io/blog/evolution-of-a-php-object Latest code sample is at the bottom, covers a single specific use case (DTO) and it's still old as last update is november 2022. PH
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by nolok 2y ago
They don't sell their account to bad actors much anymore, instead they sell services. Want this product or that news story or this ... To have lots of comments and upvote from tens of account. If you search a little you can easily find
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by nolok 2y ago
I mean, it's pretty much where half of "smaller forums" went. The other half being on discord.
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by nolok 2y ago
It's like internet phishing email and the like. It almost bothers you more that they put so little effort into it, and that if they do that it probably because it's not worth it to do more.
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by nolok 2y ago
I am not talking about criminals or similar, for that I agree with you. I am talking about political. There has been a MASSIVE explosion of fakeness since covid, coupled with people who completely lost their ability to actually check inform
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by nolok 2y ago
I don't know the political situation in your country, but all I will say is that the putin-aligned far right wing in mine uses very much fake quote and deep fake videos and things like that to propagate ideas, and that their "foll
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by nolok 2y ago
We're really in an era were laws and their enforcement will have a lot of catching up to do very fast. Fake historical proof, fake leaks, fake endorsments, fake ads ... People couldn't be bothered to double check when it was mere
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by nolok 2y ago
Yes and no. They were not cancelled because they cost too much. The pilot experiment was one year. It was actually renewed a second year. Now they were at the end of the pilot, and thus a decision had to be made about making it a permanent&
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by nolok 2y ago
You either misunderstood what you read, or commented something incorrect and out of subject on purpose. I encourage you to offer alternatives from other countries that you think should be followed.
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by nolok 2y ago
They offered their own hosted instance of fediverse social platforms, for a pilot experiment. After a successful first year, they were renewed for a second year. 40 "institutionnal account" went on there, which seems a lot until y
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by nolok 2y ago
> Tesla FSD is already being used for on a billion miles per year. Search for "Cumulative miles driven with FSD" [...] Usage will continue to grow as it gets better. And it got a lot better over the last months. There is a big,

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