tormeh

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811.
by tormeh 5y ago
I don't know, man. Have you ever had the need to template a yaml file so that a piece of text is inserted from another yaml file? Indentation becomes quite important, and you remember that experience. Indentation math is not my idea of
812.
by tormeh 5y ago
Depends. It all comes down to the ratio between switching benefit and switching cost, with the added requirement that Pijul must fix a significant pain point people have with git that is visible to decision makers. Possible pain point candi
813.
by tormeh 5y ago
I think Elixir/OTP already has mechanisms for multi-host monitoring and automatic restart of Elixir actors using a supervision tree.
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by tormeh 5y ago
JSON seems to have better parsers than XML, and XML is more verbose. XML has comments though. That said, I think they're more or less equivalent. I hate YAML, though. Awful awful language. Surprisingly complex, and whitespace sensitivi
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by tormeh 5y ago
The hype is never about much. Exclusive things are exclusive because they are rare, not because they are good.
816.
by tormeh 5y ago
Honestly that's because of hardware suppliers. Don't buy hardware without Linux support and this problem goes away. Windows, through sheer market power and mindshare, has created a situation where most hardware just works on Windo
817.
by tormeh 5y ago
If you're gonna give good ol' Morrowind a go, may I suggest using the openmw.org engine instead of the original one? They've basically improved everything.
818.
by tormeh 5y ago
Yeah, good luck defining what an ad is. And adverts will always try to manipulate their audience. It would take 3 seconds for them to start doing that again.
819.
by tormeh 5y ago
Europeans are a lot worse at capitalism, in general, than Americans. Partly because we're not required to be. Western Europeans are more or less born into a massive insurance scheme that will bail you out whenever the going gets tough.
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by tormeh 5y ago
If the company doesn't do business in the EU (i.e. has no EU customers), there are still some things that can be done. Maybe target suppliers to Clearview? The cloud providers are obvious targets. Put out arrest orders for Clearview em
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by tormeh 5y ago
If it's a 20 year old closed source application, there probably aren't any exploits in the wild. You can bet there are exploits for log4j.
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Announcing ‘Woof’, a pure Scala 3 logging library(medium.com)
2 points by tormeh 5y ago|0 comments
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by tormeh 5y ago
Why not use egui ( https://github.com/emilk/egui ) instead of making your own?
824.
by tormeh 5y ago
It's bad PR. Screams "you should definitely use Graviton and btw our marketing department is trash"
825.
by tormeh 5y ago
These articles are getting tiresome. Anything thinking must have feelings to motivate their thoughts, otherwise the brain is useless. The basic assumption should be that anything with a brain has feelings.
826.
by tormeh 5y ago
Most TTRPG groups ignore rules. The DM almost always fudges things behind the scenes and rule-of-cools stuff. The only rules in TTRPGs are what the DM decides. The books are just guidelines.
827.
by tormeh 5y ago
It only takes one such case to make the tax look bad. But a LVT for corporate owners makes sense. Maybe one for young people too, only excepting retirees.
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by tormeh 5y ago
That's just how common law works. If you want to get rid of the power of precedent, it's not gonna really happen, but civil law would relax it a little bit, at least. Civil law is, in practice, also using precedent, but it's
829.
by tormeh 5y ago
Trams suck, IMO. The only good thing about them is they often get right of ways, which can also be given to busses. Subways are where it's at. Long trains that don't have to deal with traffic lights.
830.
by tormeh 5y ago
Do you know what's also become a meme by now?
831.
by tormeh 5y ago
It uses simulation, like Dwarf Fortress. Of course randomness is involved, but there's a real attempt at realism in the geology, etc.
832.
by tormeh 5y ago
Ströer Labs Berlin | Berlin | Onsite | Full time and working students About us: Ströer Labs Berlin is an AdTech division of Ströer, a leading German online and out-of-home advertisement company. Together with teams in New Zealand, Spain, an
833.
by tormeh 5y ago
That's still all web tech, though. Druid and Iced look more interesting, as they are general UI frameworks which lets you build both web and desktop apps without dealing with HTML or CSS.
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by tormeh 5y ago
For someone like me who doesn't really like the passive experience of movies/TV, story-heavy games are a good thing. What Remains of Edith Finch is one of my favorite games of all time.
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by tormeh 5y ago
> I wish I could put money into an account that would then only disburse small amounts of it over the year, and I couldn’t override that. I think this is called a trust: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust_law Als
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by tormeh 5y ago
I'd go with an ACWI ETF, if you want returns. Gold is also an option, I suppose, if you want to hedge against the economy and don't really need any returns.
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by tormeh 5y ago
If memory serves it's an EU directive meant to decouple handling of money from access to banking information by forcing banks to provide APIs that third parties can use on a bank customer's behalf. So you can grant an app permissi
838.
by tormeh 5y ago
A lot more. Scala, the Akka ecosystem, and the Hadoop ecosystem is uniquely suited to Spark's problem domain. And Scala is, for both better and worse, an extremely compact language too. I would expect about 5x more lines of code just f
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The Free State Project(fsp.org)
1 points by tormeh 5y ago|1 comments
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by tormeh 5y ago
India could prohibit companies doing business in India from doing business (read: advertise) on Twitter. That's the real threat.

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