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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
> Efficiency goes against resilience. Only when you are focusing on short-term effects. If you thinking long-term it is always better to not be out of business.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
If you have stored future times as timestamp in the database, then you also need to know with which version of the IANA timezone database those timestamps were computed. Fun ensues. Or one could use the correct data time format for the appl
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
No, but the representation of new year 2029 00:00 in a UTC timestamp depends on how many leap seconds happen between epoch, 1970-01-01T00:00:00, and then. If you compute the timestamp for 2029-01-01T00:00:00 UTC now, and they add another le
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
That is what I meant.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Why do you think it is toxic? Sometimes, I read a tweet or posts on X that I disagree with. Currently, I am missing the ability to express that. On the contrary the status quo of social networks interprets me - reading a post - as a signal
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Not, if you are programming in Clojure. With [1] SQL is as composable as datalog or any other Clojure data. Compared to the strongly-typed deep embedding of SQL in Slick in Scala it is astonishing how useful something so simple can be. [1]:
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
You are missing the point. Finally, it'll be possible to exploit side-channel attacks without using Javascript in the browser. Static HTML+CSS+Fonts websites won't be safe anymore. Yippieee! Finally, there is no reason to allow di
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
This is also a special case of what MetaOCaml calls multi-stage programming. It does not only support two phases but arbitrary many. Some similar prototype also exists for some older Scala version. And Lisp and Forth obviously also support
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
> About 5-10 years' warning would be enough time for a large nuclear device to deflect such an asteroid The asteroid in this article was detected 2 weeks ago.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Although git-rebase has a tool to support testing the rebased non-HEAD commits: --exec. Append --exec "build-incrementally && rerun-affected-tests" in whatever form is appropriate for your project and git will compile and
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
But this works only if you have a scroll wheel. And then it works only vertically. Horizontally you still have to click on the invisible scrollbar. To see where you are in relation to the whole document.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
In addition to all the sleep related advice, look into your nutrition. I found Max Lugavere's book Genius Foods extremely helpful. Also look into your stress level, zen meditation can do wonders for it. In my experience mediation also
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
> That being said, I don't see the problem with declaring config bankruptcy The downside is, that it costs time and attention.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Why should inheritance stop at species boundaries?
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
> but how is this different from a Google search? Less ads.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Couldn't have said it better.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
I've always wondered why so many different culture know some notion of a dragon. Is it possible that these are based on inherited memories, patterns, insticts of dinosaurs? I know this would be a wild leap but one my wonder.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
I thought it was for comforting cats.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Then you should upgrade your imagination ;-) REPL-based development in a language that does not have large scopes of nested things is just so great. You can redefine everything on the fly. That is incomparable to restarting whole programs.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Browser only implement what improves ad revenue. How does proper navigation for the end user help ad revenue? It usually reduces the time spent on a page, i.e. it reduces attention, i.e. it reduces ad revenues.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
But you are the product, not the market.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
On a planet where the heap size of the JVM is properly set.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Login is not obvious. A login is usual a process step before the main part of the process. That does not fit to an API call which is authenticated using a token.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
But ticket systems are less stable than commit messages. Some companies decide to migrate to a new ticket system without migrating all the old "unnecessary" stuff.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
The presented idea shortens the given examples, but is not composable. What happens if you have 1:N instead of 1:1 relation? Or even a N:M relation. Where do you specify whether you want an innner / outer / left / right join?
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
I am not sure that LLMs change much with regards to malleable software. A lot of software used to be somewhat malleable [1]. But that got removed, because it wasn't A/B testable or it wasn't the most easy implementation think
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Who is behind this fork?
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
What does this have to do with WebAssembly? That is another runtime that adds complexity. Apple has been sandboxing codecs for a long time. They run in a sandboxed process that is only communicating through stdin and stdout or something sim
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
Docker containers are not really a security measure.
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by funcDropShadow 2y ago
On top Vultr gives all the liabilities to the v̶i̶c̶t̶i̶m̶ ... customer: > As between you and us, you own your User Content and you have full responsibility for all User Content you make or submit, including its legality, reliability and

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