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by takeda 2y ago
So maybe that's the issue I'm having. I spent may entire career trying to eliminate such code as much as I can, so then having copilot write code that I have to fix on almost every step. I frequently have to look for subtle issues
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by takeda 2y ago
AFAIK the 8.0 release is one where Oracle breaks compatibility. So anyone considering MariaDB needs to switch before going to 8.0, otherwise switching will be much more painful.
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by takeda 2y ago
I'm confused, isn't the Manifest V3 essentially just API spec?
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by takeda 2y ago
Can redis essentially be replaced with postgresql with unlogged tables or memcached (if you really wanted pure caching)?
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by takeda 2y ago
There is S/MIME, but probably biggest thing that stopped its adoption was popularity of web mail (so yes, Google and others).
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by takeda 2y ago
As someone who used Internet in the 90s I don't follow. There was almost nothing encrypted. SSL/TLS was introduced for POP3/IMAP, but I don't think that was bad.
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by takeda 2y ago
> and in a handful of examples like the Soviet Union or South Africa, deregulation lead to outright collapse of essential sectors in banking That sounds more like due to corruption. Also we are talking about breakups not deregulation.
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by takeda 2y ago
What's the difference between Nix and Lix? The website is still not entirely clear. I mean as an user, why would I want to use it (besides avoiding this vulnerability)
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by takeda 2y ago
yes: https://old.reddit.com/r/TheOrville/comments/b6yk52/replicat...
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by takeda 2y ago
The goal is basically repeating what Google did with XMPP/Jabber: https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-netwo...
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by takeda 2y ago
Exactly https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-netwo...
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by takeda 2y ago
Looks cool, great way to demonstrate what nix can do to a new person.
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by takeda 2y ago
I used month or two, because that's what OP used and that seemed ridiculous. Almost like OP tried to make a meme that s/he didn't experience themselves. But anyway, I recently found code that I wrote 15 years ago. And when lo
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by takeda 2y ago
This is the weird thing. I heard it a lot and I don't know if people just over-exaggerate or maybe I'm just forgetting things quicker, but I don't have that. I come to the code after month or two and it is the same as if I ca
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by takeda 2y ago
This is the thing though. The cables were extremely embarrassing to the US and damaged international relationships, but they didn't really disclose any new crime that was committed.
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by takeda 2y ago
I also noticed when I tried to search for "secure password generation golang" nearly all examples use math/rand. And to make things worse all of them initialize seed with current time just before generating the password. This
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by takeda 2y ago
Communism problem is that it goes together with authoritarianism and corruption. Yes, you can get both of those things with capitalism, just look at Russia, but looks like they are more likely to happen with communism. Authoritarianism is r
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by takeda 2y ago
More accurate title would be "How Germans invented unbreakable glass due to shortages caused by Communism"
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by takeda 2y ago
Right now they are not only attached to NixCon but Nix itself. People who hadn't heard about Nix now hear about Anduril. Before this drama started I had no idea they even existed. Now I know they are a big Nix shop. Those people who ar
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by takeda 2y ago
For the user, yes, the experience is largely the same, Vanced also has nearly the same UI, but YouTube/Vanced is very likely using a proprietary API, which makes it much easier to argue that TOS was violated, and that's what we ar
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by takeda 2y ago
Their app is more comparable to NewPipe, they both were written from scratch. Vanced is a hacked original YouTube app and made to be more user friendly.
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by takeda 2y ago
So I was able to set up a machine with configuration management (saltstack) + barman[1] + repmgr[2] and the maintenance was comparable with RDS. This was in 2017 and I would expect better tools available. This was on premises though, there
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by takeda 2y ago
> Musk needs to come back to earth. OTR (over the road, long hauls of 1800 miles) is a non-starter and will never work with current technology. professional drivers can not lose 30 minutes every 400 miles on these routes to charge, they
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by takeda 2y ago
I don't know how it works in that particular situation, but usually government has its own auditors who can verify other auditor's work just in case they made mistakes.
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by takeda 2y ago
It should be set to 10x of all the profits they made from it to create a dilemma for the next time.
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by takeda 2y ago
As a parent, that's crazy to me. I'm hoping to keep mine away from social media for as long as possible. It seems to create all kinds of mental issues.
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by takeda 2y ago
So what? The nature of Open Source is that Abduril can use it anyway and it is more whether Nix can get funding to help it become mainstream.
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by takeda 2y ago
The whole idea behind Open Source is that one does not discriminate. As a Nix user I feel like those people who started this whole drama are actually negative to this project. They are trying to use Nix as a tool for their political goals.
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by takeda 2y ago
I was getting driver's license in Europe as well as US and both did not include freeway driving. I think this is because actually driving on freeway is actually easier that on streets, the major difference is that if you get into an ac
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by takeda 2y ago
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