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> Even just a short exposure to these things can be life traumatizing to people, as it has been to me +1. When I was younger I used to browse 4chan somewhat regularly. I saw snuff videos and other awful content that I still think about t
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Clang supports similar annotations for C++. That's being developed by Google too: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ThreadSafetyAnalysis.html
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Not really related, but it funny that this and the websocketd post were right next to each other: https://imgur.com/a/sbHddsd
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A straightforward way to do this is for Java to assume built in types like strings are side effect free, but custom types may not be. This would likely cover a good portion of log lines but not all, obviously.
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> You have no idea how your career goals are related to the job you want I don't know whether an employer can help me meet my own career goals, but an AI does? And somehow the blockchain factors into this? This is one of the more pa
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What an atrocious ad filled useless site. Original thread here: https://twitter.com/sailorrooscout/status/146422268073182004...
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LLVM likely doesn't want to take the risk that a court could find it copyrightable if the author decides to file a lawsuit. My guess is that regardless of the triviality of the change they're requiring these agreements. I am not a
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If you're interested in long distance riding check out Brooks leather saddles. They shape to your body after breaking in and feel amazing. I don't need to wear bike shorts with them any more.
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For a point of comparison I took 72 days (3 rest days) to complete the transam. I averaged about 60 miles per day, and was generally wiped out by the end of the ride. I would consider myself in average shape, so a reasonable approximation o
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Interesting article. I'm curious how another debugging feature, reverse stepping works. Does anyone have a source on that?
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I don't have any specific advice, but just want to say good luck. My mom just became a board certified psychiatrist at 60 after going through all of med school and residency. Before that she was a priest in the episcopal church. Making
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Only tangentially related, but practically how does one only send a single bit of data to a server? If you have a tcp or udp connection then each send is actually a much larger packet. Common rpc frameworks like protobuf also encode a singl
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Slightly off topic: different areas use very different kinds of hay bales. The Oregon seems to use bale's while Idaho, Wyoming, and Colorado seem to mostly use rolled bale's. I have no idea why this would be but it's what I n
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This seems like exactly the kind of centralization bitcoin is trying to avoid.
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Imagine taking a web forum public. Maybe hackernews will go public next.
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From the license ( https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html ): Notwithstanding any other provision of this License, if you modify the Program, your modified version must prominently offer all users interacting with
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Why should we care what this board has to say? It's an attempt by Facebook to be bound by rules that they wrote, instead of rules written by Congress. I don't see a reason to pay them any mind.
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Of course :D
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That's insane, thank you for your work. It reminds me of this story in Iowa, where pentesters were arrested and charged with felonies for breaking into a courthouse they were hired to infiltrate: https://darknetdiaries.com&#
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Hello neighbor! I had to do the same thing and drive out to Julien. I live in San Diego too.
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I rode across the country on a pair (two pairs actually, first set wore out) of marathon pluses. I got 1 flat from a metal staple, which is pretty good for 4200 miles :D
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Amazon is listed as one of the companies receiving the notice, though as the list says that's not evidence that they've done anything wrong. Google, Pepsi, and others who are unlikely to be involved in this are there too https:&#
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I look forward to all the kernel level anti cheat systems interferring with each other and banning players on accident.
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Do people decide to go to work for a company based on the language they'll be working in? Seems like something that should be very far down the priority list?
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>Now not only you're not vulnerable to someone pushing malicious code to crates.io Obviously you're only protected against new compromises. If the code is already compromised you're screwed (but not worse than using normal
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The twitter mob in this case could have a legitimate impact on MIT donations. Quoting a tweet included in the article: As an alum, I’m asking you to fix this—now. Totally unacceptable and sends a message to any student that isn’t a white ma