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by stusmall 4y ago
That's wild. That seems like something someone should go to jail for ignoring everything else. At a glance that wouldn't be my interpretation of the statement on their site.
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by stusmall 4y ago
While others are pointing you towards library docs I highly suggest going to the rust book[1] instead. A lot of languages you are fine learning breadth first by going through some documentation and playing around building things. This is
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by stusmall 4y ago
> C on the other hand is great. What you wrote in 1990 still is understandable today? That's a weird example. In my career I've noticed big stylistic changes over the years in C. I can usually point out C code from the 90s ri
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by stusmall 4y ago
That's a great example. Thank you
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by stusmall 4y ago
> The resources we've spent on crypto are, at the very least, pushing technological frontiers. What are some projects or technologies that have been driven forward by crypto companies that are usable outside the crypto-space?
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by stusmall 4y ago
There is but it isn't pretty and the utility was found years ago. It is amazing for online black markets and monetizing organization's weak security through ransomware. Cryptocurrencies are extremely well made for moving value o
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by stusmall 4y ago
I appreciate the comments on this because its confirming my own experience with k8s local dev best practices. As I write this there are 5 comments with 4 different technologies. For a less cheeky answer, I'm currently using skaffold b
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by stusmall 4y ago
For the model I worked on, it was multicast on WiFi. I don't know about all models though. Not everything we sold had WiFi.
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by stusmall 4y ago
I used to work on another ruggedized Android smartphone that focused on large commercial deployments. We focused more on hospitals than industrial. The PTT feature was a big selling feature. It was really popular with nurses communicatin
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by stusmall 4y ago
Craigslist is still thriving and is a very viable alternative.
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by stusmall 4y ago
I guess "everyone" is wrong. The huge influx of money is part of it but the current inflation doesn't have just one cause. There is a huge spike in energy costs partially from the war in Ukraine, partially from a decrease i
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by stusmall 4y ago
I just gave it a try myself. My mic isn't as nice (Logitech C920) but my keyboard is also pretty loud (Das Keyboard Prime 13). I gave it two tries and it didn't even get within an order of magnitude on the number of keystrokes,
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by stusmall 4y ago
Tesla's market share is approximately 14%. They are impressive, innovative and might have a bright future but they aren't at the juggernaut stage yet. Their huge market cap and cultural share is because of their dominance in a s
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by stusmall 4y ago
No. I did a quick check on stocks that IPO'd in April 2021. In general, it's true that IPOs from then aren't doing well. Only about 12% are positive. COIN is still doing worse than most though. It's in the bottom ~2
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by stusmall 5y ago
I like the analogy. Recent inflation hasn't hit my household as hard while its crippling for others. We work from home and rarely drive far when we do leave the house. We eat frugally and cook almost all our own meals. Finally we o
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by stusmall 5y ago
"This is a deranged and nonsensical response. We all knew what gay people where until yesterday. Leave the kids alone." You see where people are coming from now?
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by stusmall 5y ago
This sounds like Pathfinder Society but somehow lamer. I went to one session of it with a friend and it was so bizarre. There was almost no role playing it just went straight into combat. The parties are just whoever shows up that day to
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by stusmall 5y ago
According to the gitlogs this conversation happened about a year before those were added. We talked about this pretty point blank. It was made clear that while they might use rust in the future and they had rust fans internally, it was a
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by stusmall 5y ago
I'm with you. I really like the concept of their product and would be interested in using it. I applied a while ago but bowed out during the phone screen. There were a couple strange things that came up during the short call but the
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by stusmall 5y ago
What they are doing here isn't radically different or new. At the high level it looks very similar to Android's AIDL[1]. That said, I loved AIDL and had the same impression. I'd love for something like this become the new s
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by stusmall 5y ago
It was briefly a touch point for the insane edges on either side of the spectrum that need to log off twitter a bit more often. The ultra-right was convinced liberal cancel culture was going to take it away from our kids. The ultra left s
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by stusmall 5y ago
This doesn't really hold up in a conversation about paywalls. Clickbate generated ad revenues isn't typically from sites funded by subscriptions. Subscriptions actually help fight that.
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by stusmall 5y ago
Amen. Good news is expensive. It takes a lots a lot of resources and trained professional's hours to make a well researched story. High quality investigative news outfits have real, positive impact on society. They root out corrupt
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by stusmall 5y ago
"no pedestrians were present" Should we trust their software enough to accept that it can accurately make that judgement? It's a really hard problem and they are struggling enough with the fundamentals. I don't think t
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by stusmall 5y ago
There are features that go back a ways in TLS that someone could use for tracking. A while back I wrote a quick and dirty POC for using TLS 1.2 session resumption for sub-NAT user tracking[1]. While it is really effective at separating ou
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by stusmall 5y ago
It's been a long time since I've worked in that world but in the micro-controller world it is common.
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by stusmall 5y ago
-XX:+UseG1GC on my install of clion. Maybe old JVM parameters have persisted in settings somewhere?
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by stusmall 5y ago
I've been really impressed with the heart and soul into a single focus. When I saw this link pop up I thought "Oh it must be using buttplug.io" but was surprised to see it was from you and predates buttplug.io. As someone wh
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by stusmall 5y ago
I love the concept of editions. I haven't anything like it in other languages. Having the ability to have one project made up of crates of many different editions is brilliant. It makes breaking language changes that would otherwise
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by stusmall 5y ago
From the post I'm not positive that they aren't. The release date and patch date in that version string are different. They might be cherry picking individual patches back to an out of tree branch and haven't had anything s

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