olodus

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by olodus 4y ago
Yes THAT problem still exists. Zig does not try to solve that problem (currently). It tries to solve a lot of other problems with C. Using the ownership model is one way of solving memory problems. There are others. I've seen discussio
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by olodus 4y ago
You would have to make it very clear that there is a possibility for liability or for the customer to sue if that expiration date is decreased.
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by olodus 4y ago
I would add one more thing to why simplicity is good: - it is easier to reach consensus on. I have started to realize that so much in our society is how it is because we need some kind of consensus to move forward. And so much of added comp
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by olodus 4y ago
Yeah but is anyone asking the real question: how many million of years has children had to learn to avoid Teslas? A design flaw if you ask me. Why I am hesitant to getting one of my own...
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by olodus 4y ago
I think this is a much better way to take it. Blockchains are super useful. They solve problems in distributed systems very elegantly and effectivly. It is the consensus part of a crypto currency blockchains that is the part I usually have
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by olodus 4y ago
Yeah, it is hard to tell but it could also be something written in another language and passed through a translator without any checking afterwards...
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by olodus 4y ago
I think it was an idea who's time had come. Declarative WoW has been gaining momentum as git has been incorporated into more and more dev flows (ex: CI automation declared in repo is now standard). Nix or Guix is just a natural extensi
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by olodus 4y ago
I have tried starting nix several times never got all things working. However, after being stuck in several dependency hells both in personal projects and at work, I knew I wanted what nix was proposing. This last time I tried it actually c
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by olodus 4y ago
Needy bastards. Back in my days we only got to breathe once a year at Christmas. If you had been bad you got to share your breath with grandpa and his horrible smelly cigarette breath.
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by olodus 4y ago
I think Stadia never made good of any of its real promises. Did the browser solution ever get released? I guess there were probably huge technical problems but I think that was were it truly would have found its market. Imagine watching a
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by olodus 4y ago
Yeah I don't really understand that either. I have never written D myself but everyone I've looked at the language it has seemed to have sensible solutions to things and I would much rather write that than C++. I guess it hasn&#x2
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by olodus 4y ago
We would need some way to keep track of all these owners. Hopefully it would be some kind of distributed and immutable ledger... Huh I don't know...
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by olodus 4y ago
Completely unrelated but; how come there isn't a phone model named Perse-phone already? "Bringing long awaited spring to a stale phone market" - the ads write themselves.
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by olodus 4y ago
I would not say it is "assigning them a more extreme position". Net neutrality activists regurarely use the phrase "treat all bits the same" which I do not agree with. It is a more complex topic that we should have deepe
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by olodus 4y ago
When something like this happens they should be required to hand over the server software. Even better would be to have to open source the code but atleast give out the server. Then the company would have a choice; either you pay for the se
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by olodus 4y ago
This might be an off topic and immature critique but the image under the "Start Meeting" heading places the hilt of the looking glass in a very... precarious location - maybe especially for a dating app.
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by olodus 4y ago
I did a bit of the last AoC in BQN. I really liked the language but got stuck a bit when it came to the more tricky loops where you had to do some reassignment if I remember correctly... I should go back and finish the rest of it. Saw there
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by olodus 4y ago
I have been wanting to play that game a while but sadly forgot to buy it at launch and then forgot it completely until now. Your comment made me realize I have to go and get me a copy, thanks.
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by olodus 4y ago
"You tasked me with translating this scene, so since you gave me a general programming language I used a buffer overflow to break out into the animation engine and animate your characters to use sign language." Jokes aside I don&#
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by olodus 4y ago
Yes, I would be very interested in that as well. I work with a DPDK based app and have sometimes thought about how close to the same performance we could get by using as many kernel optimizations as possible (io_uring, xdp, I don't kno
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by olodus 4y ago
The result should be that after the addition you should not have affected the old array yes. The most basic way of implementing this is what you described. However, there are a number of different ways to optimize this. Since you know that
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by olodus 4y ago
I don't know or care who provided him with his information but parts of it clearly didn't pass scientific rigour. Since it seems the claims done by Al Gore was here used to discredit the actual climate science, I felt I needed to
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by olodus 4y ago
Yeah sorry, realised later that I had read your comment wrong and missed the "era". I do still disagree though with that most of the scientific predictions has been wrong. I think a lot of what was pushed as scientific predictions
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by olodus 4y ago
Counter counter point: Al Gore is not a climate scientist so why would we really listen to his predictions. His most well known movie did have a lie/fault in it (he moved the data to try and show that increased co2 always predates warm
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by olodus 4y ago
After working with Kubernetes and Helm I have learned to hate mustache-style templating and be generally in-easy when working with yaml in general (though yaml Because of this I've started using Dhall in personal projects. It feels lik
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by olodus 4y ago
... the engineer says as he keeps scrolling through DALL-E output while adding funny words at the end.
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by olodus 4y ago
In some way, even though the crypto wave has been (and still is) it has atleast pushed the envelope a bit on the common understanding of cryptography. Normal people has heard some new words, some has interacted with some of the concepts, so
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by olodus 4y ago
Yeah as a Swede I am somewhat sceptical to NATO as well. I am particularly sceptical of Turkey being a member (because of how undemocratic that country has become). I would probably have preferred a deeper military collaboration between Fin
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by olodus 4y ago
Isn't that somewhat possible with @embedFile? Then you get the content of the file as a null terminated byte array / normal zig string. I would think you could do further comptime things to it after that no? I haven't tried i
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by olodus 4y ago
I agree. I feels like this naming disconnect would not exist in this case if you would work with a record/struct. That is what you sacrefice with tuples.

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