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by capitol_ 1mo ago
At least here in Norway it has, it seems like it's not very difficult to put some cables in the ground and install a big pre built metal box :) Most gas stations have them and there is also a lot of street charging stations. But it&#x2
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by capitol_ 3mo ago
The cooldown setting in dependabot solves this attack vector. By setting it you give security vendors time to scan new packages.
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by capitol_ 3mo ago
Shouldn't a perfect shuffle just reorder the cards without adding entropy? You would need sloppy ones to introduce randomness.
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by capitol_ 3mo ago
Just make a PR here: https://github.com/areweguiyet/areweguiyet (I'm not affiliated, but have made PRs there in the past)
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by capitol_ 4mo ago
Why not use ripgrep?
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by capitol_ 4mo ago
Isn't that just an insult people throw around? Or maybe some psychopath that tries to justify their worldview. I have never had an conversation with someone who seems like an NPC.
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by capitol_ 4mo ago
I also find it useful for review, and sometimes I use multiple passes to review for different categories. Like security, performance and so on.
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by capitol_ 5mo ago
As far as I understood it: GnuPG started to implement stuff from the standard before it was finished, the standard continued to improve and GnuPG refused to change code already written. Combined with some personal drama.
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by capitol_ 5mo ago
Your first example sound very sensible to me? Using new technology in something small and unimportant like a setup script is a perfect way to experiment and learn. It would be irresponsible to build something important as the first thing yo
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by capitol_ 5mo ago
Finally encrypted client hello support \o/
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by capitol_ 5mo ago
There is sadly a lot that is missed by cargo audit, far from everyone report their vulnerabilities to rustsec.
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by capitol_ 6mo ago
Those stablecoins are useful when you want to do crime.
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by capitol_ 6mo ago
Typically markets are good at optimizing everything that is priced into the market. Long term price stability is currently not something that is optimized for. One way to solve it is of course abandoning the ide of a market economy for powe
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by capitol_ 7mo ago
Split dns is such an ugly hack, it causes no end of hard to debug problems.
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by capitol_ 7mo ago
There is nothing in the open source licensees that prevents charging money, in fact, non-commercial clauses are seen as incompatible with the Debian Free Software Guidelines. And there is a lot of companies out there that make their money b
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by capitol_ 7mo ago
That Trump makes us very motivated to stop relying on American tech.
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by capitol_ 7mo ago
one.. fully autonomous, self improving, replicating, general intelligence.
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by capitol_ 8mo ago
It means selling to all bidders, since it's information and not a tangible asset.
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by capitol_ 8mo ago
A prediction is not a claim. Predictions operate on events that will happen in the future. Proofs typically operate on things that already exist.
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by capitol_ 8mo ago
What on earth do the Direct Rendering Manager api have to do with commercialization?
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by capitol_ 8mo ago
I have worked in the industry for a little over 20 years, i wouldn't be surprised if I have written between one to two million loc. I would be surprised if it's significantly above that.
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by capitol_ 9mo ago
And yet, without the software for Linux gaming, there is no Linux gaming. Very hard to falsify such a statement.
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by capitol_ 10mo ago
I agree, if people just had refrained from building things in c/c++ that operated on data from across a security boundary we wouldn't be in this mess.
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by capitol_ 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure that you won't be able to claim your 1 million dollars from the Clay Mathematics Institute by just answering yes or no.
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by capitol_ 10mo ago
> That is a fairly simple question. The answer to it should be simple too. "Is P equal to NP" is also a simple question.
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by capitol_ 10mo ago
650 GB fits in ram: https://yourdatafitsinram.net
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by capitol_ 11mo ago
The reason the internet consists of 99% broken html is that all browsers accept that broken html. If browsers had conformed to a rigid specification and only accepted valid input from the start, then people wouldn't have produced all t
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by capitol_ 11mo ago
If "A billion dollar mistake" wasn't already taken by 'null', then this would be a good candidate.
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by capitol_ 1y ago
If that ecosystem have changed their values/opinions on that topic, the it wouldn't be an impossible task to dual-license it with a compatible license. (Hard and tedious work, but not impossible).
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by capitol_ 1y ago
Everything you wrote sounds like Rust, except that you didn't want it to be Rust :).

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