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Raw speed these days means concurrent processing, so those two are more and more often the same case. The whole "rewrite it in Rust" trend is a very clear example of the benefits of easier correctness of concurrent programming - R
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I was confused about that. It looks like it drives the chain, but then in the video after installing it or while riding it he's not pedaling. But then when watching closely, I can see there's a cut in the video between the device
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Fair enough.
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> the President does have an obligation to enforce laws This is only true as far as other people are ready to keep the president in check. I only have the surface knowledge of US politics, but from the outside, it seems like the American
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Yes I agree names only would have been a better approach here.
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It's an unfortunate incentive structure. If you're doing offensive security research, there's two ways you can go about it: you can report the potential vulnerability without exploiting it, in which case you risk the company
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2y ago
Counterpoint: all the nonsense in millennia old religious texts that still wastes people's time to this day.
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Firefox OS was around 600-700 people strong at the largest.
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High CO2 levels impair cognition and stale air accumulates pathogens, not just smells. The V in your HVAC stands for Ventilation, so you're already getting fresh air, that's probably why you have no complaints. If you live in an a
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It's worth enough to customers to make a best effort.
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With Claude on Bedrock I can use LLMs in production without sending customer data to the US. And if you're already on AWS it's super easy to onboard wrt. auth and billing and compliance.
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I think putting AI front and center in the marketing like this is a public relations move by Microsoft to brush up the image of AI in the general public.
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pip-compile, poetry, Pipenv, et al all try do roughly the same, with various caveats and design differences (e.g. Pipenv is not meant to be used in libraries, only applications). uv is the latest kid in the block.
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You get correct version resolution (checking compatibility across the entire tree of deps-of-deps, including against different Python versions) and a lock file which represents a global state of the entire tree and gives you reproducibility
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I don't think so, that would mean these "someones" would have to be developed enough to send interstellar messages through gravitational lenses when the very first solar systems and rocky planets were being formed, around 10
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I think some of those substances can have positive in a very narrow set of circumstances. Being vigilant and only using them in those scenarios can be just as hard as the hard solutions you were avoiding in the first place, like sleep, diet
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You were tunneling traffic through SSH :P
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Reminds me of this excerpt from Chomsky ( https://chomsky.info/prospects01/ ): > There is a great deal of often heated debate about these matters in the literature of the cognitive sciences, artificial intelligence, a
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The cryptography course in my bachelor's was good enough to paint a picture of the complexity involved. By then I had already heard the "don't roll your own crypto" mantra, so maybe that primed me, but the semester cours
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I don't know what you mean by having the URL bar completely removed (how do you navigate?) but I use CSS to trim the top of my Firefox to look a bit neater with the Sideberry extension: https://gist.github.com/reuben&#x
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Which principles would you choose in order to construct Omelia? Who gets to be tortured? How do you make sure they don't have enough friends and family suffering about their predicament to skew off your statistics? How come one million
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Using str in the superclass equally unsound and also doesn't type check. There's no good way to do it, as the discriminator type is by definition disjoint between all kinds.
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One caveat of the tip in the "Deduplicating shared variant state" section about including an underspecified discriminator field in the base class, is that it doesn't play well if you're using Literals instead of Enums as
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Here's some relevant research for those interested: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3589334.3645511 https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.05905
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The CDN in this case is performing an additional function which is incompatible with SRI: it is dynamically rendering a custom JS script based on the requesting User Agent, so the website authors aren't able to compute and store a hash
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Yep: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/parser/html/jav... And more info: https://about.validator.nu/htmlparser/
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SciPy is a popular Python package which exposes functionality written in Fortran to Python, for example.
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Sometimes you're just sketching in a notebook, or working on a shell script, a Makefile, something you don't do often enough to have the syntax and idiosyncrasies at the tip of your fingers. Sometimes you're doing something v
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The already existing and extremely powerful paperclip maximizers.
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It's the logo of CrabLang: https://crablang.org/
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