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by procaryote 2y ago
In many other countries people would take to the streets and protest until they get a new government if something like this happened. Perhaps you should try it?
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by procaryote 2y ago
That sounds pretty obviously unconstitutional. I don't see how a reasonable person could disagree actually. The whole point of the checks and balances is to prevent this.
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by procaryote 2y ago
I think it depends a lot on what the task is.
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by procaryote 2y ago
Yep. Java is really good. Java developer culture is awful. If you instead of spring boot just pick a few dependencies you really need, you don't throw the whole Design Patterns book at it just because you can, and you don't try to
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by procaryote 2y ago
It's a lot harder to write rust than python.
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by procaryote 2y ago
Oh that's neat! I've just gotten into the habit of using only the dependencies I really must, because python culture around compatibility is so awful
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by procaryote 2y ago
That was also an obviously terrible idea, iirc to the point even python leadership aims to never do it again
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by procaryote 2y ago
I'm sorry for your situation. > she watched a operation that failed for me for entertainment, for instance You make your own choices, but cutting a person like this off would be very reasonable
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by procaryote 2y ago
Trust is a strong word, but there are levels of hell
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by procaryote 2y ago
that is a mac problem, not an ipv4 problem. The mac does a lot of pretty stupid things
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by procaryote 2y ago
> It's not about new or old. The devices that don't have any reason to be globally reachable never request it. New ones would do likewise. Doesn't this assume all devices are well behaved, trusted and correctly implemented
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by procaryote 2y ago
This is written with a weird attitude of trying to find problems with the rules. Take this for example: > This does a bounded number of iterations. The bound is N^10. In this case, that's 10^90. If each iteration of the loop body ta
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by procaryote 2y ago
This assumes the 50 interns have no systematic error. In practice, inexperienced developers tend to make similar mistakes
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by procaryote 2y ago
> Note that setjmp() and longjmp() are how C does exception handling, so this rule bans any use of exception handling. In theory yeah, but I've very rarely encountered it in the wild. It's hard to use right in any code that has
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by procaryote 2y ago
VAT on b2b sales even within an European country are usually not that important. You add VAT to things you sell (e.g. car repair services), you pay VAT on things you buy (e.g. car parts). If you collected more VAT on sales than you paid on
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by procaryote 2y ago
Yeah, sadly, people care about convenience and not security. So you get things like this: https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2024/04/ring-agrees-t... and somehow they are still in business, and popul
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by procaryote 2y ago
PR's view of truth is "can I convince legal we probably won't lose if we're sued for saying this", which is a fairly weak form of truth
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by procaryote 2y ago
Not at all... If the question is "how could an eye evolve" it's reasonable to start from a baseline of a complex organism that has sensory cells but lack eyes or even light sensitive sensory cells. A cell sensing light can us
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by procaryote 2y ago
If you can pick parallel universes, just pick the one where the data happens to be sorted
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by procaryote 2y ago
You could have 2 - 4 for other sensory cells, like heat or touch, and then be a single mutation away from sensing light. Iirc, some snakes have some heat sensing cells arranged in pits to give them a directional heat sense. If you did that
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by procaryote 2y ago
True in the general sense, but don't do this for IoT devices. Always remember that the S in IoT stands for Security
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by procaryote 2y ago
It seems brave to let an IoT device talk to someone over an unencrypted wan though. They're often of pretty varying software quality and rarely updated. If you really want IoT wifi devices, put them on a separate wifi, and only let the
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by procaryote 2y ago
Especially if the data is unencrypted and only authenticated by source ip and a long lived token-like thing
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by procaryote 2y ago
Causality at least correlates with a lot of problems
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by procaryote 2y ago
Regardless of where you stand on the recent friction, Asahi Linux progress has been pretty amazing considering the lack of cooperation from Apple. I hope someone else can take up the lead and that the clever people involved can continue tha
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by procaryote 2y ago
Doesn't that assume all "capable new blood" is enthusiastic about rust in the kernel? It seems like a pretty big assumption