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by orf 2y ago
> this is the type of bullshit that causes me to withdraw from interacting with the bulk of humanity. Nobody is mocking you, however your taxes allow you to do this without having to live in a shack in the woods and forage for food.
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by orf 2y ago
And it’s an entirely different point to the initial one.
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by orf 2y ago
> In the US they’re too high for what we get: essentially nothing He wrote, using his 5g phone connection and the internet from the safety of his home. Outside, a car sits silently in the driveway.
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by orf 2y ago
Don’t argue in bad faith, especially if you’ve got nothing substantial to add to the discussion or any real points to make.
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by orf 2y ago
So: slow, hard, complex and highly OS specific vs simple and secure. Right.
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by orf 2y ago
How do I prevent my statically linked plugins from having any filesystem access, or a bug messing with memory it doesn’t control once it’s loaded?
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by orf 2y ago
It’s actually very useful to have context managers outlive their with blocks. They are not only used for files: One example would be a timing context manager: with Timer() as t: … print(t.runtime) Another example is mocks,
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by orf 2y ago
I’ve been using it since they where in beta and I’ve never experienced this. I had one issue with closing an investment account, and they reached out to me to let me know there was an issue and proactively rebated me.
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by orf 2y ago
It’s not a grammatical error though, hence making my case? And his was a spelling mistake.
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by orf 2y ago
> educational system Wow. Why make my case for me?
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by orf 2y ago
> League is an actively updated game and the decryption mechanism may change in the future Wouldn’t this render all previous replay files unusable? Is that likely to happen?
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by orf 2y ago
*delusions (Of an education system, maybe)
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by orf 2y ago
None of this makes any sense. A lack of CRL doesn’t make TLS insecure. A root doesn’t produce “self-signed certificates”. That especially doesn’t make any sense. What do you think the “self” references in “ self -signed” certificate ? Add
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by orf 2y ago
This makes no sense. Do you believe TLS is somehow impossible on “airgap environments”?
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by orf 2y ago
OP is massively overthinking it. Add them to CREATE TABLE and SELECT queries would remove 99.9% of annoyances.
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by orf 2y ago
“Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good” - how much of Rust’s success comes from the fact that it started from a C-like base? Doing it differently might end up with a better result from a purist viewpoint, but I’d wager that adoption would
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Show HN: Locksmith – detect locks taken by Postgres migrations(github.com)
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by orf 2y ago
Was this comment written by an 80 year old who’s watched a Fox News segment on Rust? It definitely reads like that. wsl ‘DOES’ have a rust toolchain, nobody is saying rust is going viral (what on earth…), you tried to install the python pac
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by orf 2y ago
Can we get kids back in factories again while we are at it?
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by orf 2y ago
Git isn’t GitHub. GitHub changed the default for GitHub , didn’t touch existing projects and made it optional for projects to switch.
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by orf 2y ago
Cool story, nobody removed “master” from git though
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by orf 2y ago
Nobody removed “master” from git though
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by orf 2y ago
Why is the lack of a schema indicator the biggest flaw of protobuf?
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by orf 2y ago
Where specifically was it spelled out that DODGE would remove the free tax filing system?
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by orf 2y ago
There is exactly one useful thing you can do with an `Arguments` object: call `.fmt()` on it. The whole reason for std::Arguments very existence is to call `std::Arguments::fmt` on it. `.fmt()` is a trait implementation, but that doesn’t
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by orf 2y ago
Interesting viewpoint: I see this as a distinction without a difference. I’m interested to know why you see it differently? What is its use, if not as a shortcut?
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by orf 2y ago
It’s a shortcut in the sense that most, if not all optimisations are shortcuts. This one allows you to shortcut the usual formatting machinery if the result of formatting is a static string. Like all shortcuts, it’s not something you can al
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by orf 2y ago
FYI that code sample is broken, it should be `(int(many()),)` Ironic I guess?
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by orf 2y ago
The most useful function is Arguments::fmt. “as_str” is just a shortcut utility function.
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by orf 2y ago
Let’s break down the serious issues: - irrelevant, ancient unix-to-unix networking commands (who cares, who the fuck uses this[1]) - core dumps (who cares - enable it if needed) - file access time may be slow to update (who cares) - timeout

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