stusmall

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by stusmall 3y ago
Do you mean async-std as in the 3rd party crate?
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by stusmall 3y ago
How so? What breaking changes have you hit? It has the same guarantee and takes it extremely seriously. The only code I know of that compiled on a stable post-1.0 compiler but broke was because of bugs, even those cases are rare.
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by stusmall 3y ago
As it mentions in the article, it allows people who have the wealth and love private jet travel enough to have the option to prioritize it and pay the extra taxes. The proposed tax is about a 9x jump. It's a lot but the excise tax on
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by stusmall 3y ago
I'm noticing you are mixing up "legal" and "moral" a lot in this thread. They are separate concepts. Just because something is legal doesn't mean it is morally right. Morals are something that someone can ch
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by stusmall 3y ago
> You can't seriously tell someone they have a moral obligation to buy a smaller vehicle when doing so puts their family and themselves at increased harm. I don't mean to be snarky, but most moral dilemmas boil down to some tra
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by stusmall 3y ago
I love how much things have progressed. I remember I used to have to set up a clean build to run while I was at school so it could be done when I got back. Now it is done within seconds.
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by stusmall 3y ago
It's posts like this that make me think of Roosevelt's Man in the Arena speech. It's easy for folks on the sidelines to criticize and say "what's so hard?" It's for the best who the folks rolling up their
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by stusmall 3y ago
It's hard to not let cynicism like this get to me especially when the argument makes so little sense. This doesn't sell? Isn't sensationalist enough? A possible end result of this is magic flying space trains. This isn&#x
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by stusmall 3y ago
I actually appreciate that caution. Things have been extremely up in the air and it would be very hard to properly explain what is happening, how it matters and if it matters. The last part I think is why it's a good thing that the
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by stusmall 3y ago
There is some pretty disingenuous takes in here. He isn't calling people who don't like the API "criminals". It isn't about using the Code of Conduct about people who disagree with the direction of the project is
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Businesses Look Beyond the Cloud to Run Software(wsj.com)
15 points by stusmall 3y ago|2 comments
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by stusmall 3y ago
I think this is a huge part of it. Adjusting your heap size when working with a large project is a simple thing and makes a night and day difference. It isn't something most people would think to check and Jetbrains doesn't do a
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by stusmall 3y ago
I just want to drop in and say thank you. I almost never see comments like this on the internet. It's a refreshing thing to see.
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by stusmall 3y ago
I know others are piling on but there is also adoption at Google, Facebook, Fastly, Dropbox, Yelp, Reddit, 1password, Discord etc. The list goes on and on. I know more that are using it heavily but aren't public with it. I've s
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by stusmall 3y ago
I'm on my second roomba in well over a decade. I don't remember what happened to the first one, I think I gave it away in a move, but it didn't break. I don't know anything about the shark brand but I've never rea
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by stusmall 3y ago
I often find people get very hung up on it because they don't have much else to talk about. The look and feel of the syntax is the least important part of a language but its also the easiest to complain about.
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by stusmall 3y ago
What would you rather? It seems to make sense to rate these with such a high CVSS. All auditing tools I know of have a way to whitelist CVEs to say either "We've looked into this and it doesn't impact us" or "We a
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by stusmall 3y ago
I hope it happens. I'd love to see a market for selling training licenses to IP. This could be a small but real source of passive income for artists, authors, poets who don't mind that their IP being used in training sets. I wo
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by stusmall 3y ago
I slacked off until I failed the first year exam. I escaped a PhD program and was left full of hope. I consider that a win.
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by stusmall 3y ago
Big same. I remember being not being able to share a reference to something allocated on the stack at the start of main to a background thread. I was like "come on, of course its safe. That was allocated before the thread was spawne
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by stusmall 3y ago
At a past job we generally saw about 6 months until devs hit their stride and worked that into our hiring plans. We usually had them committing small, targeted changes within a week or two. They could usually take on tasks relatively inde
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by stusmall 3y ago
I really like this tool for quick, easy debugging on binary files. okteta used to be my go to, but it's rare I need editing. I'm usually just take a quick look at the contents.
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by stusmall 3y ago
I love this because I honestly can't tell if its a joke. It's obviously a terrible idea.... but also seems like something Oracle would do.
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by stusmall 3y ago
You'll notice the wording there is much more paired back.
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by stusmall 3y ago
If my Mazda has a failure I don't think "huh, I wonder if this is a 3rd party design that the was bought and integrated into the system." It's still on them to verify the quality and make sure that their marketing match
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by stusmall 3y ago
I used to be a pretty big Atlassian fanboy. I'd default to most of their tools when they were available. Before the new UI came around in ~2017 it performed pretty well and if you were judicious with customization it was easy to use.
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by stusmall 3y ago
While I don't think it is hyper based there is this built in rust: https://www.sozu.io/ I haven't used it so I can't vouch for the quality.
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by stusmall 3y ago
Have you looked at https://www.ditto.live/ Full disclosure: I work there
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by stusmall 3y ago
Awesome! Super appreciate it and this project looks extremely interesting.
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by stusmall 3y ago
Their site points to another repo that gives a 404 and the you linked to says its a subset of the larger project. It says the larger project isn't open source yet , which I guess is the answer.

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