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by radiator 2y ago
It will not be Rust, since this has not happened after so many years of Rust existing. It will be some other language.
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by radiator 2y ago
there exists nothing else other than a she or a he. Executive Order was signed more than a month ago, have you not heard?
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by radiator 2y ago
I think the best today cannot be APL, because it carries so much historical baggage and because commercial implementations dominate it. So start with BQN, it is free, has the tooling and it also has succeeded in building a community.
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by radiator 2y ago
> It has no reason to care if its drivers make minimum wage or not Is the question "are we breaking any laws" not a reason to care?
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by radiator 2y ago
Germany always was an importer of energy, and a couple of years ago it decided to replace energy imports from Russia with imports from other countries. Many had warned that this would hurt the country's economy. Even those who were, an
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by radiator 2y ago
In a european democracy, things are pretty clear: Influence from Russia and China is forbidden. Influence from the USA, Germany, France is permitted. There are countless examples.
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by radiator 2y ago
But then how should redbean describe itself? There you have the executable plus any configuration files or other files you might possible need zipped inside one single file (and if you need a DB, also one more file for the sqlite database n
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by radiator 2y ago
Thank you for publishing your work. Do you know of any similar projects with examples of custom tokenizers, e.g. for synonyms, snowball, but written in C?
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by radiator 2y ago
You offered nothing to support the theory that Russia is behind this. This reminds me of the Nordstream sabotage, when many jumped to accuse Russia even though that made no sense at all. Perhaps wait for the official investigations. If they
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by radiator 2y ago
Yes, to really prove it, one would need an admission from the employer. But isn't the above comment such an admission?
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Experimental digital camera with a color eInk display(eink.cam)
30 points by radiator 2y ago|7 comments
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by radiator 2y ago
> Economically they're in very rough shape > What does this even mean? It means that they have a very low debt-to-GDP ratio of 16.9%, a limited amount of natural resources (due to the small size of their country), plus they have
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by radiator 2y ago
In Germany, competition seems to work in this case, so it is free. I believe SEPA dictates that an intercommunity transfer may not be more expensive than a transfer within the same country. So if a bank in country X charges you 4€ to receiv
134.
by radiator 2y ago
SEPA payments are not free between different banks in all countries. There can be charges of 4€ within the same country, even for small amounts.
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by radiator 2y ago
Using https://www.gopass.pw , which stores secrets in git, and thus also works for teams. Also possible to access the secrets programmatically.
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by radiator 2y ago
But Gaia-X is not the article's main focus, is it? I think it is about Schwarz Digits, which is a daughter company of Lidl.
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by radiator 2y ago
You have a pretty big mouth, calling the majority of the United Kingdom voters idiots. But I am sure you know better than them what is good for them.
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by radiator 2y ago
As a physicist? When we did physics at school, and we were solving problems, the answer was always a number together with its unit . pi² might be 10 because it is a pure number, but g can never be 10, because it is an acceleration, a physi
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by radiator 2y ago
Yes, I read that, and I obviously disagree with the article as well.
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by radiator 2y ago
Don't you know that language changes over 350 years? Why do you say it is a misspelling? Why do you judge them by today's rules?
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by radiator 2y ago
> I hope this sort of thing humbles them a little. What I hope, is that they stop to exist as a product and as a company. They have caused inconvenience, economic damage in global scale and probably also loss of life, given that many hos
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by radiator 2y ago
Very sharp and to the point, this comment. I would like to add that in large companies the audit will, in my experience, very often examine documents only -- not actual configuration or code.
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by radiator 2y ago
I find that hilarious
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by radiator 2y ago
So Crowdstrike protects your computers from cyber attacks. But who is going to protect you from Crowdstrike?
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by radiator 2y ago
Why work to make the interviewer happy again? If your solution is better than the interviewer's you should expect the interviewer to acknowledge that fact, like an adult and like a team player. He is not supposed to be offended or unha
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by radiator 2y ago
I read an assumption there, that if a company hires more tech people, the situation of its systems will improve. This contradicts the tao of programming, from which I quote: The manager asked the Master: "How long will it take to desi
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by radiator 2y ago
I have seen developers do quite complex devops things, like: - write one helm chart as a base, but then one more deployment helm chart for every environment. The deployment helm charts only differ in values.yaml, not in the templates, and
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by radiator 2y ago
Alternatively, maybe you can get warmer with JMESPath, which has jp as its command line interface https://github.com/jmespath/jp . The good thing about the JMESPath syntax is that it is the standard one when processing
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by radiator 2y ago
Every single Iranian person I have met always referred to the language as "persian".
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by radiator 2y ago
I have used Common Lisp for many years at about the same time as you, as well as some other Lisps. And I also had to go away, because in the real world I was not always the one who chose the language. About the "top end of the power sp

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