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by yakubin 4y ago
My bad. I was fooled by it using OpenSSL/LibreSSL.
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by yakubin 4y ago
It has orders of magnitude less code (which has been reviewed by many people), its configuration is a lot simpler, and it doesn’t allow password authentication, so… probably yes? Edit: deleted false information about TLS.
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by yakubin 4y ago
I’ve watched half of it and there was nothing insightful, to be honest.
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by yakubin 4y ago
I vouched for your comment here. But looking at your comment history, your comments seem to be killed due to spamming (too many in a short time, especially for a new account). Maybe you could avoid it, if you turned it down a bit.
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by yakubin 4y ago
That works in Emacs compilation buffers. You can also define custom patterns to match the output formats of different compilers.
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by yakubin 4y ago
A Debian Slim Docker image is 20MiB, and in my experience by the time you install all the dependencies of your app in an Alpine image, it’s bigger than the equivalent based on Debian Slim.
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by yakubin 4y ago
Debuggers. A GUI debugger can show you a watch window with some variables and you can see it change in real time as you step through code, without you having to explicitly run the print command on each step for each variable, and without le
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by yakubin 4y ago
If you mean the European Dark Ages, then I’m curious what mathematical theorems you know from that period. Several centuries of nothing. Quite an anti-achievement.
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by yakubin 4y ago
My guess is one way it could break, if it was otherwise, would be if T relied on thread local state.
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by yakubin 4y ago
Why would “globalist” be an anti-Semitic whistle?
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by yakubin 4y ago
But that’s caused by changing the clock all the time, the opposite of what PeterisP proposed. When it comes to constant offsets[1], there are countries whose political time zones are shifted from their geographical time zones by 1h (Spain,
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by yakubin 4y ago
Which is 1-2 full-sized photos from a 30Mpx camera. More if it’s just thumbnails.
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by yakubin 4y ago
Versatility of the standard library and ability to write terse programs which achieve a lot. Even if C++ compiled always in under 0.1s, I wouldn’t call it a scripting language, because its standard library is anemic and basic stuff, like fi
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by yakubin 4y ago
See also the fastest FizzBuzz written in x86-64+AVX2 Assemby, running at 45GiB/s: < https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/215216/high-thr... > < https://github.com/orent/htfi
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by yakubin 4y ago
I’d classify runtime reflection as an unsafe language feature, to be honest.
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by yakubin 4y ago
It is useful for fighting. Allows you to see what your opponent is going to do early. If you look at their hands instead e.g. you’ll see their movement well after it’s already started, and you won’t be able to react in time. That of course
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by yakubin 4y ago
That inefficient network has better latency than your computer when trying to show you a pixel: < http://newstmobilephone.blogspot.com/2012/05/john-carmack-ex... >
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by yakubin 4y ago
Safari has a bigger influence when it comes to stopping Google from total dominance. Firefox is irrelevant market share-wise, however much I like its developer tools.
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by yakubin 4y ago
I’d think that IDF having a lot of women in its ranks (compared to other countries) is one of the better-known things about it, so it’s not that surprising.
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by yakubin 4y ago
< https://nitter.net/echetus/status/1579779381895254017#m > < https://nitter.net/echetus/status/1579779644555137024#m >
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by yakubin 4y ago
Here is a bug I've recently discovered, which is present only in Chromium-based browsers: < https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=138298... >. Doesn't happen on Safari, nor Firef
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by yakubin 4y ago
Uninstalling and installing again seems to have fixed it.
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by yakubin 4y ago
The iOS app told me I should update it. After I did, it still says it’s out-of-date, but now I’m completely blocked from using it. Not a good update.
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by yakubin 4y ago
It’s not “causes some people disagree with”. It’s diverting money, which was donated to support an encyclopaedia, to anti-scientific nonsense. It’s diverting money to the antithesis of the cause it was donated to. It’s like Greenpeace fundi
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by yakubin 4y ago
With Discord separate threads aren’t supported as well as they were on phpbb forums. They’re not prominently displayed and the older ones (a couple months old) fail to load at all. So channels play the role of a small static set of threads,
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by yakubin 4y ago
Similar here. Although my inability to distinguish faces is only mild. But for the longest time I thought Donna Noble[1] and Sarah Jane Smith[2] were the same character. They still look the same to me, modulo the wrinkles. [1]: < https:&
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by yakubin 4y ago
Apparently this face is real: < https://www.whichfaceisreal.com/realimages/59264.jpeg >. If you say so, I guess.
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by yakubin 4y ago
Vine wasn’t Google’s. It was Twitter’s.
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by yakubin 4y ago
TIL. ~15 years ago I read "don't use <i>, use <em>", and so I did. Now it seems I need to go and change a bunch of <em>s to <i>s.
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by yakubin 4y ago
Yup. I have an archival account and none of my archived articles work. Some of them show an error, I hit the button to recrawl, but that just results in the error reappearing after a while. Others don’t show an error, but when I want to vie

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