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by spoiler 4y ago
Thank you!
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by spoiler 4y ago
I thought (maybe incorrectly) that most of the time is spent on linking in Rust codebase. Aside: out of curiosity, how did you find out about this fact/quirk about LLVM IR?
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by spoiler 4y ago
You are correct, but the parent is also correct. Meditation was a tool utilises by Buddhists (amongst others) to develop stable attention and focus (sans the spirituality of higher "levels" in meditation). The book "The Mind
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by spoiler 4y ago
The term quiet quitting sounds like the brain child of some morally deprived reprobate in middle management who wants to abused employees for more than they're being compensated for
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by spoiler 4y ago
bad bot (The profile says to post this in case the bot commented on a sensitive topic)
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by spoiler 4y ago
Why would she lose her license over this? Is it just a weird country/law? I'm curious because my therapist said I probably have CPTSD (not as severe as your ex had it, though; to the point it doesn't even sound like CPTSD to
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by spoiler 4y ago
FWIW, I'm curious to know more about this, too
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by spoiler 4y ago
A lot of crypto nerds swarmed to this field because the tech is undeniably fun, and the whole space is rather interesting and is fun to play in. Kinda like it's more fun writing a multiplayer game than a singleplayer game? I don't
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by spoiler 4y ago
> but cannot really use it in collections like BTreeMap Given the nature of floats, is this really a problem? Worst case scenario the floats can be represented differently, if one really needs to use them as keys.
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by spoiler 4y ago
I'd like to second Kustomize. It's not getting enough popularity, IMO. It's also great because it doesn't break tooling by mixing in a templating language on top of a configuration language. If people need more than Kust
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by spoiler 4y ago
Yes. Although, typically some od those other dependencies come with docker images themselves (such as Apache). Also, depending on your definition of dependency, some app dependencies need to live inside the image too (ie shared libraries, o
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by spoiler 4y ago
> As Canadians we typically measure our height and weight in ft and lbs. But temperature in celsius and travel distances and speeds in kilometres and km/h. Except for cooking/recipes, where oven temperature is measured in fahre
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by spoiler 4y ago
In a world where baby boomers (I forgot the politically neutral term, sorry) emotionally neglected their children, most turned to various media such as tv and internet (or other media) for their emotional management expectations, and role m
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by spoiler 4y ago
> They just couldn't wrap their heads around the idea that on the spreadsheet if you schedule someone on Friday until Midnight... starting them at Midnight on Saturday doesn't make a lot of sense / they would be working 20
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by spoiler 4y ago
This is somewhat related to eidetic memory (which the article points out is sometimes used interchangeably), you might find it a curious read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eidetic_memory
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by spoiler 4y ago
I've not worked with PHP for over 8 years now, but I hear it's gotten much better recently. It still has issues that are commonly associated with hosting provider configuration/control over the runtime, apparently. (sources a
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by spoiler 4y ago
I think the phrasing of "explicitly memory-unsafe" is wrong[1] in letter, but true in spirit. At the end of the day `std::optional<T>` is only marginally better than `T*`. And I'm sometimes not even sure if it's
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by spoiler 4y ago
I guess because history is full of this kinda stuff, sadly. In Croatian school system (unless you study history, I assume?) half the curriculum is world history and European history (with like... only a few hours of international History ja
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by spoiler 4y ago
You can (and I personally do) disagree with Twitter banning her content. Even though her views are both offensive and threatening to me. But I don't see why this comment is being downvoted, because it's true. She has without a dou
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by spoiler 4y ago
I think you can still play unranked without a phone number, though. So, people who don't want to take the game seriously don't have to. It's a nice compromise, between that and fighting hordes of cheaters/smurfs/wha
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by spoiler 4y ago
I am not sure why you're being downvoted. Both the newtab (at the bottom of the page) and the search page have had subtle "ads" for google's new product launches. I remember seeing it for Stadia, and I remember seeing it
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by spoiler 4y ago
> As to "cloud agnostic", don't believe this bullshit. A notable exception to this is of you have clients whose IT departments require you to work on specific cloud providers. Although, there's tools that help abstrac
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by spoiler 4y ago
> It is as if a newer generation never bothered to learn about what came before. Why the pessimistic take? Maybe the newer generations improved upon what came before!
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by spoiler 4y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? You can use `-S`
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by spoiler 4y ago
As a fan of SD, I agree that modeling even just very specific human attributes is so incredibly difficult, and I'd say even impossible. Humans are rarely uniform. There are some population patterns that can be loosely modelled for larg
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by spoiler 4y ago
I kinda feel bad for taking this jab at C++, since it feels a bit below the belt... But that's kinda C++'s thing, isn't it? You can either do the correct thing, or the succinct thing. There's hardly ever a satisfying com
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by spoiler 4y ago
> This is a sign of a language with a tiny mostly-hobbyist user-base. Or that the tooling is so trivially easy to update that people don't need to think about it. Sometimes if I want to upgrade GCC I need to upgrade the whole os, or
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by spoiler 4y ago
Rust is so trivially updated that claiming using the latest compiler is problematic almost sounds like a bad faith argument. Everyone in the Rust ecosystem updates withing a few days, because of how trivial it is. Also if you go to GitHub a
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by spoiler 4y ago
Ok, that's kinda true I suppose; I remember that GCC's error messages have indeed gotten better after a major version release. Also, when you say structured, do you mean errors over LSP, or do you mean more structure in the format
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by spoiler 4y ago
I've always preferred clang for its better lints, and friendlier error messages (sans some decrepit parts around templates that are equally horrendous everywhere)... And theoretically clang has better ASM output in some cases I say t

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