Grikbdl

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by Grikbdl 2mo ago
> go away USA you're not using our bases to refuel Tbf this is only the position of a few extreme governments. Other European countries have been perfectly happy to let the US use their bases for this.
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by Grikbdl 3mo ago
I'm sorry but clearly the introduction of these apps with these requirements in the near past and near future represent regression over time rather than improvement. I think it was last year that there was a good presentation from
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by Grikbdl 8mo ago
Cromulent for describing something of secondary importance or shadowy nature yes, but the entire idea is that that is wrong.
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by Grikbdl 8mo ago
> polls also consistently show that Greenlanders do not want independence if the price is the collapse of the Greenlandic welfare state. Even replacing independence with becoming part of the US - any one time payment couldn't ensure
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by Grikbdl 9mo ago
No, people can't just kick out an authoritarian dictator. Such rulers don't need democratic support to stay in power. Strong men only leave their palaces due to two reasons - death from old age or an even stronger power forcing th
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by Grikbdl 9mo ago
>> He says he could begin to block ad blockers in Firefox and estimates that’d bring in another $150 million, but he doesn’t want to do that. It feels off-mission. > I read this as “I don't want to but I'll kill AdBlock
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by Grikbdl 9mo ago
I think it's a reference to certain optimizations possible due to aliasing rules in Rust that are not possible (or maybe only "not straight forward", I'm not sure) in C. So a transpiled program while keeping its semantic
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by Grikbdl 10mo ago
Pin the cert authority instead?
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by Grikbdl 11mo ago
His own party has a history of totalitarian initiatives. This is the "surveillance is freedom" party. He was surely getting pressured, but from within.
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by Grikbdl 11mo ago
If you're going to run code without inspecting it though, the methods are similar. One case has https, the other a signature (which you're trusting due to obtaining it over https). You can't inspect it reliably only after get
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by Grikbdl 11mo ago
I don't think that's true, most projects using uv don't rely on those tools at all, and you don't need to understand them. You just `uv sync` and do your work.
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by Grikbdl 11mo ago
I can no longer engage in (controversial) debates on other social medias, as responses often indicate a lack of understanding with the other person - they glance over the arguments, make a prejudice-based opinion, and then they respond to t
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
In at least the scientific python environment, there's "SPEC0" in which a lot of the de facto core libraries have basically agreed to support the last three versions of Python, no more. For other libraries they can of course
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
It's also simpler. It could even be a package level thing similar to typed.py marker. I don't want to pepper literally all my modules with loads of explicit lazy keywords.
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
> In theory, being ISO27001 means that you're environment follows best practices and has a somewhat sane security posture. Nah, it just means you have defined, documented processes and document that you stick to them. They actual pr
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Explicit errors are not correctness issues. Some numerical instability issues in certain algorithms in certain corner cases might be considered as such though. Regardless, overall, these are grossly of another complexity and seriousness tha
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
When I look, an issue such as "the base `sum!` is wrong" is still an open issue. Which, I think, is a bit ridiculous.
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Yeah but now try to make your Java library useful to a C#, Go or Python application.
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Yours relies on ordering, OP's presumably does not.
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
> The hiring process in a lot of industries is heavily gamed at this point, to the point that not cheating is basically an automatic fail. This sound a bit of "thief thinks everyone steals". Interview preparation is normal and
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Both ty and Pyre are in development, so maybe the answer is just "this works and they don't". But they do promise to work eventually, like end of year if I recall correctly. I don't know what makes Django special in this
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
It's great to see so much innovation in this area. But, seeing that you will charge for this - what will you provide that won't be covered by free alternatives in e.g. Ty (Astral) or Pyre (Meta), which similarly seem to be "m
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Who knows, it's probably the judge's twisted idea of "that'd be too far", as if cancelling basic privacy expectations of all users everywhere wouldn't be.
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by Grikbdl 1y ago
Even if people in your example couldn't agree on a particular alternative, the outcome still is a less attractive area, maybe some will move out and fewer people move in. So, any solution would be better than the status quo - and the