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by takeda 5y ago
> It's like C, but not C? I love it. I believe more appropriate is comparing it to C++ since Rust is a higher level language than C.
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by takeda 5y ago
I don't know. At right now the AmigaOS IP is pretty much worthless and only people interested in it are fans that are driven by nostalgia. Cloanto was trying to open source it (which is probably the best thing for such base) but Hyperi
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by takeda 5y ago
After skimming through it I have mixed feelings. On one hand I wanted to purchase it. I no longer have a real Amiga, but could use it on UAE. But from that summary Hyperion Entertainment does not look that great and seems like it's the
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by takeda 5y ago
Thanks, I should scroll further down before asking then I would also see it.
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by takeda 5y ago
I see, thanks for the explanation.
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by takeda 5y ago
I think that's AROS[1]. When trying to remember its name I also found Apollo OS[2]. [1] https://amigang.com/software-aros/ [2] http://www.apollo-computer.com/apollOS.html Edit: Looks, like Apollo
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by takeda 5y ago
I used Amiga with Amiga OS 3.1. I'm puzzled though, because I heard there was Amiga OS 3.5, 3.9, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2. How come now it's 3.2?
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by takeda 5y ago
I think years ago things were much different, also even today that might still be true. Among interpreted languages python is/was one of the faster ones. NodeJS has similar speed, and in some cases is faster. I don't know any othe
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by takeda 5y ago
My understanding is that the reason it was required to have the same first and second dose was to make it easier tracing if there was a problem with a particular vaccine and to get the efficacy numbers manufacturers were promising. From wha
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by takeda 5y ago
Proof already was provided, but even without it's just common sense. If ransomware was implemented correctly (like using asymmetric cryptography for encryption). There's hardly anything you can do if you don't have backups.
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by takeda 5y ago
The side effects you get is your body immune system fighting an intruder. The reason why second shot is typically worse is because your body already produced antibodies so when you get 2nd shot it immediately goes into attack mode. BTW: dif
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by takeda 5y ago
The article that I saw today was contradicting itself. In one place it said that there are 3 mutations and that vaccine might not work on it, and in another place that it should. My understanding is that at this point we don't know yet
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by takeda 5y ago
Let's not let perfect be enemy of good, especially since we can't never be perfect.
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by takeda 5y ago
There might be some overlap, but they are targeting different areas. Also they can be used together[1]. [1] https://www.tweag.io/blog/2018-03-15-bazel-nix/
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by takeda 5y ago
And it is for April, the general population started being vaccinated in middle of it and it also takes over a month (according to the companies) to get full effect of the vaccine.
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by takeda 5y ago
Python v2 is dead for over a year. Most packages dropped support for it, so I wouldn't expect anything new released for v2.
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by takeda 5y ago
It's like with flu in 1918. The danger will be over as soon as COVID becomes nothing to be worried about. As soon as everyone who wants to can get vaccinated and as soon as everyone who can't be vaccinated don't have to worry
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by takeda 5y ago
Well... did it affect anything with the pipeline?
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by takeda 5y ago
that's why it is perfect. It's ambiguous enough that could be misread as false flag operation, but it sends message to other targets that they are not safe.
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by takeda 5y ago
Last year we had issues where medications didn't arrive on time or were outright lost. Or farmers complained that chickens that were shipped arrived dead due to DeJoy's efforts to "improve" USPS. So I would imagine that
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by takeda 5y ago
I doubt that figuring the places that you frequent is computed on your phone. Most likely it sends your locations and then Apple runs hadoop jobs (or whatever it is used these days) to get these things.
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by takeda 5y ago
Oh man that brings memories. It's so sad that things like datatypes or xpk didn't made it to modern OSes (well, there's just fraction of it, I guess video codecs are closest thing to it, but that just targets one area). I als
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by takeda 5y ago
You're forgetting about one common case where libraries are replaced. This is security vulnerabilities. If your application depends on a common library that had a vulnerability, I can fix it without you having to recompile your app. Wi
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by takeda 5y ago
I also find it ironic, that from the quote you posted it also sounds like: "no one can stalk you but us".
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by takeda 5y ago
For someone living under a rock, what was the HBO Max thing? I no longer have HBO since AT&T owns it and pulled the channel from Dish.
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by takeda 5y ago
To me it reminds me of troposphere[1]. It's similarly using an imperative language (also python) to generate a declarative file (CloudFormation). [1] https://github.com/cloudtools/troposphere
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by takeda 5y ago
Opera died to me after version 12 (the moment it essentially became Chrome with a different skin). I was their user since version 5 or 6 (this was before everyone started the crazy version system, back them they released a major version abo
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by takeda 5y ago
That's also how Romania is (or at least was) one of countries with fast and cheap internet. It started with the government telco not being interested in Internet. So people started running Ethernet cables, first to neighbors, then to o
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by takeda 5y ago
Actually government intervention is the only way to solve it. The problem is that in a city there's limited space to run the wires to each home. Also if you want to have 10 competitors is really silly to expect having 10 fiber optic ca
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by takeda 5y ago
They would, but so would their competitors. Comcast and Spectrum have currently a great position, because cost to enter the market for anyone else is so high. Not even Google with their "unlimited" amount of money was able to get

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