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10mo ago
This site is about "historic" stuff only. No Fantasy or SciFi, thus no Warhammer. If you want to this historic wargaming hobby in action: https://www.youtube.com/@LittleWarsTV
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10mo ago
At work my machine has probably ten or more installations of Python hidden in various tools. I'm certainly not alone. So we could say "on average Python is installed on every machine". /s
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10mo ago
My principles is that I do not. If PyPI packages are needed, rewrite it in Rust (or Go or D or whatever allows me to use statically-linked libraries). Python packages are fine for servers but not for CLI tools.
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10mo ago
We use proprietary tools (QNX compiler, Coverity static analysis, ...) and those require access to a license server which requires some secret. I don't really understand what you mean by "secure enclave style"? How would that
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10mo ago
I think this is the most efficient approach. Decisions should be made at the lowest possible level of the org chart. However, it has an important assumption: You are sufficiently aware of higher level things. If you have a decent communic
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11mo ago
I guess that could be considered comparative advertising then and companies generally try to avoid that scrutiny.
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1y ago
Just tried this: ;ollama run Marvin done 00:29:50 in ~/llm >>> Can you program something? sigh Oh joy, another exciting opportunity to indulge in the thrill of programming... (y
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1y ago
You are right. I was thinking about "SEPA" (more precisely "SEPA Instant") which is the layer WERO builds on.
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1y ago
This is the first time I hear of „sunset“. Afaik it just is a layer on top and that’s it.
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… TAKE THE UNIVERSE AND GRIND IT DOWN TO THE FINEST POWDER AND SIEVE IT THROUGH THE FINEST SIEVE AND THEN SHOW ME ONE ATOM OF JUSTICE, ONE MOLECULE OF MERCY. AND YET - Death waved a hand. AND YET YOU ACT AS IF THERE IS SOME IDEAL ORDER I
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1y ago
I hope Wero will spread rapidly in the EU. It is SEPA underneath.
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1y ago
Python is easy. Lua is simple. The problem of "easy" is that it implies hidden complexity for its magic. The problem of "simple" is that it requires more work from its users.
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1y ago
You could switch into a domain where safety-critical software is developed. Here devs complain about the inverse problem: Why are we required to have 100% test coverage?! (The answer btw: Because nobody would be able to explain to a jury&#x
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1y ago
So don’t even try because it might be bad?
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1y ago
Houses do not increase in value. Land property does (usually). Houses decrease.
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1y ago
Could be just a browser plugin to show a quality mark (or the opposite)?
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1y ago
I would suspect something on ScummVM. That is a lot of games though: https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php?title=Category:Supported_...
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1y ago
This is a very fascinating aspect which is not discussed much. So far in human history every text was written by someone and thus there is some kind of copyright. Now we have text which is legally not owned by anybody. Is it "public do
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1y ago
Having a common enemy might help though.
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1y ago
In general, he has a strong science and business background which is good for his position. What I don't see is any connection to Open Source specifically. It's not like he was a manager at SuSE in his early career, for example.
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1y ago
Well, the richest country on earth can afford that. Nearly everybody else cannot. China probably does. The EU could if they would manage to collaborate.
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1y ago
I don't think so. His previous job was CEO of a EU-wide electronics retailer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karsten_Wildberger
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1y ago
Interesting, I didn't know Grok. Might have been useful when I came up with my own TiddlyWiki mix: https://beza1e1.tuxen.de/tiddlywiki_notes.html
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1y ago
I found the flow quite intuitive. 1. Open website 2. Click "Explore Options". 3. I see five options depending on if I want filter/ad-blocking/child protection. Each with a plus-button. 4. Click a plus-button and it shows
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1y ago
ECC RAM is normal for safety-critical stuff. Hard to argue for ISO26262 compliance without.
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1y ago
I assume that providing countries generally enjoy the influence they get in return.
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1y ago
Within minutes you could start at https://neocities.org/
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1y ago
Does anybody maintain a list of devices Doom runs on?
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1y ago
The "Accelerate" book claims it is not just correlation but even causation: Higher deployment frequency causes better company performance.
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1y ago
There is research (DORA/Accelerate/DevOps report) that makes a good case that throughput (like number of pull requests) contributes positively to company performance. More precisely the DORA metric is deployment frequency.
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