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by etaweb 2mo ago
Note that Python supports type annotations in its syntax, but the interpreter will just ignore them as they are meant to be used by external tools such as ruff: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff I've had a good ex
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by etaweb 5mo ago
It reminds me of The Three-Body Problem novel/series. At the beginning, the police is investigating on multiple suicides by scientists.
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An active phishing campaign is targeting Rust crate owners(social.rust-lang.org)
5 points by etaweb 5mo ago|0 comments
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by etaweb 11mo ago
I worked with Elixir/Phoenix for over 3 years, and I recently started to learn Crystal, mostly to create CLI apps or other programs where I want to create a simple executable binary. I wanted a more expressive language than Go, and eas
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by etaweb 2y ago
> In particular, your project automatically gets a bug tracker – and you don’t get a choice about what bug tracker to use, or what it looks like. If you use Gitlab, you’re using the Gitlab bug tracker. The same goes for the pull request
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by etaweb 2y ago
A movie about this story came out this year, "My Penguin Friend". https://www.imdb.com/video/vi3738879513/
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by etaweb 2y ago
Actually, all the cases you mentioned does not necessitate any consent from European users as long as you don't send these data to any third party. The only thing is, if you plan to store logs over time, it should be anonymized after 2
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by etaweb 2y ago
A few years ago I also switched from VSCodium to a simpler code editor called Helix (helix-editor.com). I chose it over Neovim because I think it has better default parameters and I found it was easier to configure.
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by etaweb 3y ago
> These aren't physical goods, and (my issues with the categorization of piracy as theft aside) given that we're talking about legally listening to music you have access to through a service you pay for, I don't even know
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by etaweb 3y ago
You say that it is better to pay 90$ for 1000$ worth of goods than to pay nothing. This is a false dilemma, there is a third choice that is paying only what you can afford. Paying only 9% of a physical good wouldn't make anyone less of
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by etaweb 3y ago
I would say that most people think of Android as the complete operating system experience that comes preinstalled on most Android phones, and that experience depends a lot on proprietary parts, especially Google Mobile Services that are app
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by etaweb 3y ago
Android™ is not Open Source, it is based on AOSP which is.
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How to Ask ChatGPT and Google Bard to Not Use Your Website for Training(eff.org)
1 points by etaweb 3y ago|0 comments
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by etaweb 3y ago
Intellectual property is not all about arts and extends beyond it. > To throw out intellectual property is to throw out art itself. Art is older than intellectual property. "To throw out intellectual property" wouldn't sto
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USA Senator: What Do Our Cars Know? and Who Do They Share That Information With?(eff.org)
5 points by etaweb 3y ago|2 comments
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by etaweb 3y ago
I worked with both for years and one of the reason who made me switch from Chrome to Firefox between 2016-2018 was the devtools. I found the Firefox's ones were way better and Mozilla implemented new features way faster than Google for
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by etaweb 3y ago
Same here on Firefox and Brave