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by aunderscored 2mo ago
I feel like this is one of the most damaging parts of the slop problem. Occasionally the slopisms fit into real writing. Sometimes people do just write like this, and we are losing a sense of reality because we keep being tripped up by this
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by aunderscored 5mo ago
How does that differ from this where you need to keep track of state and the whole change in the stack?
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by aunderscored 6mo ago
This one definitely does not feel like AI to me. I could be wrong. But it has too much warmth.
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by aunderscored 6mo ago
The problem is this reduces usability for others. Yes, there are many local to a country sites, but there are also large scale global ones. In both cases, you're not really gaining anything other than some clever autocomplete that coul
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by aunderscored 7mo ago
RFC language is expmicltly defined in 2119[0]. Any other interpretation is incorrect. [0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2119
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by aunderscored 7mo ago
IRC still exists at a semi large scale. If you're looking to return
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by aunderscored 9mo ago
If you're interested, fstrings are faster because they directly become bytecode at compile time rather than being a function call at runtime
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by aunderscored 9mo ago
Just like the event
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by aunderscored 10mo ago
This looks really cute. I wonder if it'd help with reviews when people have strange PR's
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by aunderscored 10mo ago
Working on some tailored to my needs tax reporting software. I submit claims to my workplace in batches under a number of different categories. Using this as an excuse to get better at some bits of SQL, leaning Textual as well, which I&#x27
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by aunderscored 11mo ago
Agreed! Sorry my read was for apps. You can use --user with pip to install into the user site rather than the system site, however it still causes overlap which can be problematic
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by aunderscored 11mo ago
pipx solves this perfectly.
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by aunderscored 1y ago
There are already some bits of this with specific bytecode and the upcoming jit, it's not using annotations at all though
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by aunderscored 1y ago
Without significant language changes, this is not possible. While your code may be typed as an int, I can simply redefine what int means. I can also modify the code in your method.
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Have you considered fixup commits? On shared branches they work very well. Either autosquash before pushing, or as part of your final PR prep
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Watched this on a whim in December. It was a fantastic movie and I recommend it to anyone
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Indeed! It's delightful like all of bash. I've used them in a few places but I try not to
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Not only do they exist, but they have some fantastic foot guns! https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls#A.5B.5B_-v_hash.5B....
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by aunderscored 2y ago
If you always allow a company to say "wait no don't" with issues, it gives them a tool to quiet problems without solving them. Responsible disclosure is a tool , and part of that tool is the understanding that this will be pu
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Saw this in person, awesome look at street lamp control and then walking that all the way up to "oops we figured out a way to attack the European power grid"
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38C3: Blinkencity, radio controlling street lamps and power plants [video](media.ccc.de)
216 points by aunderscored 2y ago|47 comments
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by aunderscored 2y ago
It's the same amount of terrifying as a regular deploy, you need to ensure that you limit access as needed
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by aunderscored 2y ago
It does, which is why this is more easily done by importing exact bits or using a single file
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Every JSON API under the sun disagrees, but I do agree in principle. People very much like using HTTP as a JSON (or XML) transfer protocol
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Indeed. That is particularly good at violating the principle of least astonishment
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Disagree. Annoyingly there is a reasonable case for 200 but with an error, if http is your transport but not your application, then 200 says "yes, the message was transfered and understood correctly, here is your response" which m
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Libera has cloaks by default now, as for nickserv lagging, use sasl, the tool built for this that explicitly completed before your connection to the server is finalized.
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by aunderscored 2y ago
This could be interesting. Unfortunately it'd be a performance hog to do. Some kinds of things do work with this (see performance guided optimisation in compilers)
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by aunderscored 2y ago
Decorators don't have to return functions. It's just nice to. The result of the call is bound to the name
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by aunderscored 3y ago
A lot of words for "yes, but all languages have this problem." The amount of effort to break the type system is the only difference.

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