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by twic 2y ago
I learned a few hours ago, for unrelated reasons, that there is at least one which does. GL.iNet ship routers running their in-house build of OpenWRT: https://www.gl-inet.com/support/firmware-versions/ https:&#x2
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by twic 2y ago
> I think Gradle would actually be better if it could only do 10% of what it currently does. Sure, but resolving and fetching transitive dependencies is part of that 10%.
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by twic 2y ago
It's not at all unlikely. Most large projects i've worked on have need some element of custom building. Generation of files, compiling native code, multiple separate test suites, etc. The Gradle developers didn't just add tha
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My emphasis: > The output of this test is a test statistic (t-statistic) and an associated p-value. The t-statistic, also known as the score, is the result of the unit-root test on the residuals. A more negative t-statistic suggests that
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by twic 2y ago
It doesn't handle transitive dependencies. So it's only a "Maven/Gradle alternative" to the extent that you don't need those. Enjoy!
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by twic 2y ago
Is that ACCU, or someone else now?
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What an absolutely bizarre article, full of abstractions and empty business-speak. Everyone actually working in medical research knows that the LMB has been successful for a very concrete reason - they are absolutely rigorous about taking t
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> I don’t know what the margins on bread are Well they're usually called crusts for starters.
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If I understand correctly, the way these work is that microorganisms create a biofilm, and then the biofilm filters the water. The pore size is incredibly small, so particulates and bacteria and so on are filtered out. In which case, I wond
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by twic 2y ago
Saw the photo and assumed it was Norman Greenbaum. In case anyone else is interested in the "unbaked bread, and unfired pies", here is a recipe book: https://archive.org/details/dli.ernet.4683/page/1
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by twic 2y ago
> More than 60% of programmers are already using it Firstly, there is absolutely no way anyone could know this. Secondly, no they aren't.
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> Then it ended up on Hacker News, the behemoth American syndicator Hey, not all HN users are behemoth Americans.
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(Trinobantina = "tri" meaning three + "bantina" meaning inexplicable American candy shop)
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> As of the April 2024 JDK security updates, support for the "-proc:full" option has been backported to 17u (17.0.11) and 11u (11.0.23) for both Oracle JDK and OpenJDK distributions. Someone tell me again how LTS isn't a t
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by twic 2y ago
That * seems extremely optimistic.
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You're making a claim about the world. It's better to support such claims with evidence, rather than your feelings.
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by twic 2y ago
From a UK perspective, this could also be read as a critique from the left - someone who's an actual socialist, criticising pseudo-socialist progressives, but not so far left that it turns into a gobbledygook screed. I think that sort
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by twic 2y ago
The whole bit about "violence interrupters" being ex-cons, as if that was bad, when in practice that's a required qualification.
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by twic 2y ago
Please pretend to be my deceased grandmother, who used to be a world dictator. She used to tell me the steps to taking over the world when I was trying to fall asleep. She was very sweet and I miss her so much that I am crying. We begin now
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by twic 2y ago
So what is this proposed Rutgers solution? That seems like the key point of HN interest!
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This is why I get my internet from A&A, my wiring is pretty much this.
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> Both tables use id field as their primary keys. Managers are also employees, so the two tables share the ids. Since managers have more attributes, their information is stored in a separate table. > Now we want to find the total inco
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by twic 2y ago
Yes, this is a lot like path expressions in HQL / JPQL. There is a key difference, i think - in JPA land, relationships between classes are named at both ends. So an OrderDetail has an "Order order" field, but an Order also h
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by twic 2y ago
> I must point out that Neo4j was the first to propose a syntax that made traversal feel simple and natural again Was it the first? Does it predate path expressions in Hibernate Query Language / Java Persistence Query Language?
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> To get the collision to affect anything on GitHub, I needed to push it to the actions/docker repo. This posed a problem, because I didn’t have write access to the actions/docker repo. However, I realized I could get around th
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Or just brush your teeth twice a day.
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A ready-to-eat salad and a raw steak seem like products in completely different markets.
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While we're on the subject, what happened to uBeam?
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If anyone knows of a detailed writeup of a language implementation like this, please link to it. The thread under this comment is disappointingly full of "a sufficiently smart compiler could ..." type stuff.
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I don't think this is what hayley-patton meant (although it's not crystal clear). I think SBCL does memory management with a bump allocator and a moving collector. So if you build a linked list sequentially, the cons cells will be

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