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by progbits 3y ago
Yeah but pointer + nil also have issues: https://go.dev/doc/faq#nil_error I've also seen APIs that allow returning both error and a value ("something went wrong, but here is a fallback or something") whi
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by progbits 3y ago
Yup, don't allow nonsensical states (User+Exception or None+None) to even exist. The original is more like Go approach which is a big flaw with the language.
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by progbits 3y ago
It might be surprisingly cheap. Prague was doing DNA matching on dog poop in the streets to fine owners for not cleaning up. I think there were some problems from people breaking the poop bins and scattering the contents everywhere to reduc
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by progbits 3y ago
Vaccination campaigns are great but can you explain how you can declare countries rabies free without doing the same for their land neighbors? Last time I checked there were no border checks for foxes crossing from France, Poland etc. :) Is
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by progbits 3y ago
OK I suppose that is what GP meant with the first category - if there is no congestion but your physical layer is dodgy this can indeed help. But if many people start using it this will fail on congestion (and even if there is little conges
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by progbits 3y ago
I don't think you even get faster transfers, at least beyond some short term gain. You will overload some router on the path and just increase packetloss for everyone without improving your goodput. Maybe my intuition is wrong but ther
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by progbits 3y ago
See sibling comment linking to https://github.com/martinvonz/jj I expect google to switch to that.
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by progbits 3y ago
OK how much does it cost? > Contact us for quote. I see, thanks and bye. I'll buy regular tslot system from one of hundreds of local resellers who have large stock and public pricing.
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by progbits 3y ago
> needs to be done No it doesn't.
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by progbits 3y ago
Hey, thanks for commenting. I'm a big fan of your transparency and don't get me wrong, I like the product and the price is certainly better than the "enterprise" gear. But I personally don't care about support, the
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by progbits 3y ago
I like this project but the hardware seems quite overpriced at $300+. Similar for tinypilotkvm.com. In the past I've considered making and selling a cheaper version. Aside from lack of time (or motivation), one thing which discouraged
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by progbits 3y ago
Book Depository alone was much more popular.
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by progbits 3y ago
I like the iCEBreaker board, relatively cheap (80 euro), uses the digilent Pmod interface for add-on boards and the Lattice FPGA works well with OSS tooling (Yosys, Icestorm, ... for me this is a deal-breaker as I hate the proprietary IDEs)
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by progbits 3y ago
Can't wait for EU commission to notice this and add them to the "gatekeepers" list.
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by progbits 3y ago
Where I'm from, votes are hand counted by committee of multiple people in each voting district and anyone else can come and observe the process. You can't commit large scale fraud this way. And the results are available within 12
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by progbits 3y ago
> It truly helps embodying thoughts and ideas I agree the act of writing things out helps. But I strongly disagree this is specific to handwriting. Typing things out has the same effect.
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by progbits 3y ago
There is a more readable state table but each underscore separates a group of transitions for one symbol, writen as groups of 3 characters for each symbol. These are the symbol to write, new state and direction to move. The --- state halts.
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by progbits 3y ago
There are plenty such sites with filters. Though the labeling isn't always accurate.
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by progbits 3y ago
Because for whatever reason a very large fraction (in my subjective view majority but I don't have the data to back that up) of Rust job offers are cryptocurrency related. Some of us just don't care for it and don't want the
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by progbits 3y ago
I've recently noticed a lot of them have a "skip to the recipe" link on top which just scrolls down. Kind of ridiculous.
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by progbits 3y ago
I've been keeping a spreadsheet with calendar like this for a few years. It let's me more easily plan future trips, track "scheduling todos" and move things around. Once they are final I move them to a normal calendar fo
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by progbits 3y ago
> two of Sonos’ key patents are unenforceable and invalid Every single invalidated patent is a cause for celebration.
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by progbits 3y ago
PIN for secure module with throttling and max wrong attempt count is indeed safer than a password you can brute force offline.
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by progbits 3y ago
Quote a source or take this comment back to reddit.
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by progbits 3y ago
It's a CRT, it's supposed to look like that :)
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by progbits 3y ago
This was used exactly for the last three years so you could get an alert when it became available. Before that there was no need for a locator, just buy from whatever eshop, everyone had it in stock and at MSRP.
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by progbits 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workweek_and_weekend#History Almost, but not quite. (I'm linking the "history" section because it has a nice map. There is a table further down.)
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by progbits 3y ago
This page gives a better introduction: http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate Basically a tool to interface with whatever IC you might have. Flexible input supporting many protocols, just hook it up to a random
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by progbits 3y ago
Thanks. Also, not great, hope the hyperscalers can diversify this.
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by progbits 3y ago
I'm not saying you are wrong but I can make a website which claims some cloud provider uses my hardware too. Their website is irrelevant. Do we have a Google (or AWS/...) page regarding this?

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