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by swsieber 5y ago
Youtube and gmail will mysteriously break for people on Firefox too, so it's not that much worse. /sarcasm (sort of...)
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by swsieber 5y ago
> Each one of those innovative ideas On their own though, right? That's not what was being asked. They wanted someway to track things that would work really well together and bring bigger benefits than things could on their own.
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by swsieber 6y ago
I think this is the post: https://www.gwern.net/Death-Note-Anonymity
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by swsieber 6y ago
There was a lot of proprietary sun stuff that got yanked out in the 8 -> 11 shift, along with the addition of the module system that makes reflection to hack into dependencies a lot harder (IIUC). Upgrading 8 -> 11 is a lot harder tha
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by swsieber 6y ago
I'd say that Java 8 -> 11 is going to be and order of magnitude more disruptive than 11 -> 17. So if you have downtime now (ha ha), you might as well migrate to 11.
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by swsieber 6y ago
Looking at the dependencies on crates.io it looks like it does use syntect: https://crates.io/crates/amp/0.6.2/dependencies
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by swsieber 6y ago
This hits home for me. I'm also fairly certain I have ADHD. And moving jobs terrifies me because I do pretty well in my current job, and my current job is a good long term one due to the freedom (and somewhat paradoxically some restric
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by swsieber 6y ago
> And it shouldn't be the responsibility of the poster necessarily to quote it -- because there's no verifiability there. Although there's no verifiability there, I would assume that most people on here comment in good fai
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by swsieber 6y ago
So, in about an hour.
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Cobble_stone.jpg is everywhere – Texture Archaeology(youtube.com)
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by swsieber 6y ago
Art also takes practice. https://excellentjourney.net/2015/03/04/art-fear-the-ceramic...
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by swsieber 6y ago
I took a course about bayesian stats and ML in college. We covered LDA. It's pretty awesome! I hope you can get it out and that it goes well.
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by swsieber 6y ago
It's definitely a skill. I play minecraft infrequently with my brother in law and he can retrace his steps in the nether (and in the overworked) with complete ease. I in the other hand struggle.
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by swsieber 6y ago
> Also the automated security scans Yes and no. At $WORK we started using a security scanner and I'm triaging the issues. It's definitely a box ticking thing. OTOH I'm finding real, concerning issues.
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by swsieber 6y ago
That's true. I guess we were approaching worries from opposite ends. * Did it make it to the signer intact? * Did it make it from the signer the signer intact? And a single signed commit is good for the second question and only (which
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by swsieber 6y ago
Right... but where did the signer get the previous commits?
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by swsieber 6y ago
Oh, doh. It's been a while since I read this and forgot you mentioned it there.
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by swsieber 6y ago
There was a real improvement to the borrow checker to make it use non-lexical-lifetimes. The practical implications were the borrow checker being much better at reasoning about mutually exclusive borrows between branches.
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by swsieber 6y ago
Did you ever take a look at miniserde? It's pretty much just an experiment (e.g. no support for enums), but it seems like the general approach it takes would cut down the amount of code per type. [0] https://github.com/
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by swsieber 6y ago
Until you try to do something svelte doesn't understand. Then it'd silently break. Templates are powerful _because_ of the restrictions they place, not in spite of them. I think a much better recommendation would be an existing te
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by swsieber 6y ago
Yeah. Most indie game devs don't make enough from it to pay rent. Most authors don't make enough to pay rent from writing.
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by swsieber 6y ago
It did mention videos. That makes me think they're deep fakes.
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by swsieber 6y ago
Oh. Personally I learned how to drive in good weather first.
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by swsieber 6y ago
There's been a lot of attention given to this in Rust: - Defining semver requirements for the ecosystem: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41185023/what-exactly-is... - There's also a library that atte
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by swsieber 6y ago
The SemVer in Rust/Cargo is pretty good with some caveats: - Minimum Supported Rust Version doesn't play into it, and that's been a topic of debate. - Build time dependencies don't play into (I think). But generally the
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by swsieber 6y ago
Yeah, I see this and immediately think of Texas. Helps that I have in-laws there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recency_bias
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by swsieber 6y ago
How would you describe elixir or erlang, wrt to the distribed-ness of BEAM?
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by swsieber 6y ago
You know what signing is amazing for? Teaching babies to communicate before they have proper vocal control (preverbal is the term I think). We're talking useful communication at under a year. Something like 9-12 months.
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by swsieber 6y ago
The apple group gets more fiber too.
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by swsieber 6y ago
Disclaimer: takes this with a grain of salt as I do use Box<dyn Error>. But I have a couple of things to note. 1. error chain is not the recommended way, despite being in the book. It needs updating! 2. The error trait in the std has

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