xvilka

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by xvilka 4y ago
Meanwhile KYC and AML makes lives of the average Joe much tougher - banks increasingly ask more documents every time, and more often. It will not stop real criminals anyway, as history shows.
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by xvilka 4y ago
I wish they revive their refactoring tool - it was abandoned during the toolchain upgrade. Without the tool, converting the code becomes much more tedious.
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by xvilka 4y ago
I wonder how it would work for learning languages very different from English, e.g. Chinese or Arabic. From what I know, GPT-3 isn't very good with them.
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by xvilka 4y ago
N/S dichotomy is fake, a lot of organizations these days explore hybrid approaches, involving both NN or other probabilistic models, plus symbolic rules of some kind.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Drone CI is Woodpecker now: https://woodpecker-ci.org/
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by xvilka 4y ago
We also should archive everything we can, like we do with books. Assuming civilization will survive there's a small chance to rebuild the ecosystem on this planet or some another in distant future. It's not a given, but definitely
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by xvilka 4y ago
Someone should make a company that modifies existing "smart" appliances or "things" to cut them off the grid. A bit like OpenWRT does to routers or other FOSS firmwares. I am sure it will be a lucrative business given ho
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by xvilka 4y ago
Do you have a link with more details?
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by xvilka 4y ago
The good example of the extreme skew is Japan, when government optimizes their policies in favor of old people at the expense of young people who can't even influence the policy enough.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Should drop anything below C++14. Everyone who is not happy could always stay on older versions.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Peter Watts is a lot more dystopian and brutal in his works.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Doctors' handwriting in China is as unreadable to mere mortals as everywhere else. Thankfully, nowadays everything is digital or printed.
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by xvilka 4y ago
What about interplanetary time? Solar time?
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by xvilka 4y ago
C-like syntax is a poor choice for data description. It's not flexible enough. This is why many newer DDLs were created.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Building public transportation is part of the answer. US should stop its unhealthy obsession with cars and build necessary infrastructure like most of the world does.
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by xvilka 4y ago
I wish Windows had better UTF-8 (and Unicode overall) support. The system-wide UTF-8 locale is still in beta after so many decades of suffering. Windows Console/Terminal/PowerShell still have constant issues with CJK.
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by xvilka 4y ago
> hardly contribute anything to upstream other than LLVM stuff Still better than contributing nothing. > clang doesn't come with a state of the art IDE, GUI frameworks, hot code reloading, among lots of other goodies. These featu
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by xvilka 4y ago
This is why there is a hope to build a new VCS that isn't that state-dependent and based on isolated patches - Pijul[1]. [1] https://pijul.org
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by xvilka 4y ago
Not for a release builds though. Moreover, in general Windows compilation is always slower than on Linux, they should improve their OS FS IO performance.
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by xvilka 4y ago
It absolutely worse in pure C standards and library support though.
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by xvilka 4y ago
So basically no reason to keep flogging this incompatible dead horse of MSVC. Microsoft should just join the project and help to improve the LLVM ecosystem, just like many other companies do. One thing they can help is the project of separa
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's notable that Elektrobit seems to work on getting Rust on QNX: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/106673
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by xvilka 4y ago
There's no happiness without sadness, there's no enjoyment without pain.
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by xvilka 4y ago
True, but not always. Also, until something happens nobody would approve budget anyway. Exceptions from this rule are rare.
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by xvilka 4y ago
SEPA is regional, while PayPal and Stripe are global. Until (if ever) it will become global, it's no alternative by any means.
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by xvilka 4y ago
PayPal is notoriously bad for everyone - both consumers and merchants. Using another alternative would be awesome.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Rizin[1] (and therefore Cutter[2]) supports interactive disassembly and analysis (but not decompilation) of the Python bytecode[3][4]. Apart from that it also supports Java and Lua bytecode for different versions. [1] https://riz
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by xvilka 4y ago
See my comment about russh.
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Rust SSH client and server library(github.com)
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by xvilka 4y ago
There's russh[1][2] [1] https://docs.rs/russh/latest/russh/ [2] https://github.com/warp-tech/russh

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