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by sedatk 1y ago
I mean hopefully not, but the linked example is about JSON parsing, not UTF-8.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Yes. https://advent.blinry.org/2018/17
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by sedatk 1y ago
Just wanted to note that Windows doesn't have that problem either. Even Windows NT had async getaddrinfo() variants.
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by sedatk 1y ago
> you can’t deny that such a policy places a lot of significance on skin color. True, but when you have it everywhere for every kind of apparel in the world universally, it ceases to be an outlier. It just becomes a natural part of your
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by sedatk 1y ago
> For example, how do you handle UTF-8 encoded surrogate pairs? Surrogate pairs aren’t applicable to UTF-8. That part of Unicode block is just invalid for UTF-8 and should be treated as such (parsing error or as invalid characters etc).
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by sedatk 1y ago
Your scenario is about hiring practices. What I'm talking about is a workplace setting; it means everyone is already hired, everyone already knows each other's skin color. Even if there are people who might want to take advantage
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by sedatk 1y ago
Imagine if professional work setting had initially started by employing a dress code with a full body yellow suit and a yellow mask that hides your gender and skin color to “avoid discrimination” and whatnot. It was universal. Then, imagine
428.
by sedatk 1y ago
Neither do you by having your skincolor exist in your emojis.
429.
by sedatk 1y ago
What's wrong with it?
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by sedatk 1y ago
> It's inappropriate to broadcast my skintone so i can confirm "taco bell sounds good" in a thumbs up You're also continuously broadcasting your skintone and gender in the office simply by existing. Is that inappropri
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by sedatk 1y ago
Ideally, yes. But, obviously not possible for every driver in existence.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Off-topic, but I wish Linux had a stable ABI for loadable kernel modules. Obviously the kernel would have to provide shims for internal changes because internal ABI constantly evolves, so it would be costly and the drivers would probably ru
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by sedatk 1y ago
That's a good suggestion. Thanks!
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by sedatk 1y ago
I was hoping that at least my Home Assistant integration would keep working. That sucks terribly. Lesson of the day: Avoid any IoT device that you can't use without an external service.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Why do you need such a granular capability, especially when Internet Archive exists. What purpose does it serve?
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The Primitive Tortureboard(aresluna.org)
4 points by sedatk 1y ago|0 comments
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by sedatk 1y ago
> A "revival" of Arial But, Arial has never gone away? It's still usable on my Windows 11.
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by sedatk 1y ago
Here is an excerpt from the offical docs for the curious: "Why not use ActivityPub? ActivityPub is a federated social networking technology popularized by Mastodon. Account portability is a major reason why we chose to build a separate
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by sedatk 1y ago
I love XSLT. I released a client-side XSLT-based PWA last year ( https://github.com/ssg/eksi-yedek - in Turkish). The reason I had picked XSLT was that the input was in XML, and browser-based XSLT was the most suitable
440.
by sedatk 1y ago
“E” is also a plausible typo for numbers though because it’s next to the number row on the keyboard.
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by sedatk 1y ago
"Here's a novel way to cause disasters".
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Good people doing good things(ssg.dev)
1 points by sedatk 1y ago|0 comments
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by sedatk 1y ago
Our capability to mispredict wouldn't have been different. We would have still picked the wrong size, and got stuck with scaling problems.
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by sedatk 1y ago
It felt like a man page to me :)
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by sedatk 1y ago
It was you if your profile pic on Bluesky is current. I just hadn't zoomed to it before :)
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by sedatk 1y ago
Despite having been organized on the former grounds of Maker Faire, the whole thing felt smaller. Exhibit halls were very poorly ventilated, and doors left open didn't help. Only the main conference hall was breezy enough. Panels were
447.
by sedatk 1y ago
I've been using Steam as an adult for the last two decades. I have hundreds of games in my library. I've never seen one porn title recommended to me or while browsing the site. Steam also has extensive parental controls: https:&#
448.
by sedatk 1y ago
Are there porn apps? I believe App Store restrictions wouldn't allow that.
449.
by sedatk 1y ago
Because parent asked for a language feature, not runtime: "One thing that most languages are lacking..."
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by sedatk 1y ago
> But if an attacker can run commands as you with arbitrary environment variables, aren't you already pwned? Not unless they have another path for privilege escalation.

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