halffullbrain

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by halffullbrain 3mo ago
Moderation is good, just don't overdo it...
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by halffullbrain 4mo ago
Well, they keep pushing the Creator Bundle when I open up the Numbers.app I bought bundled with the system. Perhaps they are implying creative bookkeeping?
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by halffullbrain 7mo ago
As someone who was part of developing the “start your business”-registration system in DK, I’m pleased to hear that! (It really is pretty complex, but a lot of effort went into making it both user friendly and reliable)
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by halffullbrain 9mo ago
In my country, citizens have an "ID" (a UUID, which most people don't know the value of!) and a social security number which they know - which has all the problems described above). While the social security number may indeed
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by halffullbrain 11mo ago
Totally agree, I was just pointing out to GP why LocalDate wasn’t a record. (Date and Calendar should never be used in new code. Note how the new date/time API doesn’t have any conversions to/from old types (Date+Calendar), they o
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by halffullbrain 11mo ago
But ... LocalDate predated records by 6 years? Eventually, I guess there'll be backwards compatible "pattern extractors" functionality retrofittable to existing "record-like" classes. This has been hinted at on seve
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
IBM has been, and still is, a big contributor to a bunch of Eclipse projects, as their own tools build on those. The people there were both really skilled, friendly and professional. Different divisions and departments can have huge cultura
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
I read the piece expecting precisely that; How to keep PII out of logs, which require a lot of adamant snipers with a lot of lead bullets. Passwords: Handled by IAM services. Tokens: Application frameworks which not to divulge. But Brian&#x
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
PHK’s piece assumes that there’s a clear and effective distinctions between the government and the juducial system: The police can’t wiretap unless authorized by a judge (this could be backed by certificates/whatnot, and not just “ok,
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
O(n^2) issues can typically be solved using keyed lookups, but I agree that the base processing speed is slow and the language really is too obscure to provide good DX. I worked with a guy who knew all about complexity analysis, but was qui
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
More that half of Danish municipalities have equipped schoolkids with Chromebooks -- but some failed to limit which services thay could/should use and so effectively send the kids' personal data out of the country, which caused qu
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
Machine-translated from the source ( https://www.digmin.dk/digitalisering/nyheder/nyhedsarkiv/202... ): Denmark must become less dependent on the major tech giants when it comes to digital solutions in the publ
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
This is the actual source, but it's in Danish: https://www.digmin.dk/digitalisering/nyheder/nyhedsarkiv/202...
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
Considering just the office suites: Nearly all of state and local administration uses various 3rd party solutions which have bespoke Office add-ins and rely on close integration with the formats (and security models) on the Office suite --
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
Exactly, the Ministry of Digitalization barks a lot louder than it bites - context here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44346549
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
Dane here. A lot of debate at the moment about digital sovereignty, with a very trusted ally threatening to annex Greenland while perhaps shifting its internal power structure (courts vs executive powers) while also continuing a trend o
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
At least, in this case, the WAF in question had the decency to return 403. I've worked with a WAF installation (totally different product), where the "WAF fail" tell was HTTP status 200 (!) and "location: /" (a
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
So, no you don't need a "Microsoft-esque" company, you need independent service providers who just know their stuff. Today, a company ( any company!) with the proper skills CAN offer setting up and maintaining government inf
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by halffullbrain 1y ago
The Eclipse Compiler for Java [1] is a notable exception, architected around incremental compilation, an API for “live” AST manipulation, and a layered non-batch approach to when to invoke various analysis steps. The LSP for Java [2] used i
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by halffullbrain 3y ago
MBP M2 Max building hurl from clean: cargo build 42.55s user 4.35s system 748% cpu 6.269 total cargo build --release 99.38s user 4.13s system 267% cpu 38.660 total (I can really recommend this box for Rust. I got it in August, should have
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by halffullbrain 3y ago
By that logic, the worst possible recidivism rate (surely 100%) would make someone 1500x more likely to commit crime than a non-offender. That’s still a pretty good case for having effective rehabilitation (unless you insist on the death se
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by halffullbrain 3y ago
Marvellous. I asked it: Which opinions do you tender? and Do you need a beefy GPU? The result really was food for thought.
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by halffullbrain 3y ago
But this is exactly that: Source code for a compiler integrating SIMD instructions into an intrinsic function.
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by halffullbrain 4y ago
Indeed, the two assembly variants are just of the 1600 byte block bit fiddling (keccakF1600). The outer loop of the Write method (function?) is the same for all architectures.
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by halffullbrain 4y ago
The buffer overflow is in the C version of the algorithm (and likely related to loop condition checks idiomatic to C's for-loops). The Go version is a fresh implementation, not a wrapping of the C version. I'm no Go programmer, bu
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by halffullbrain 5y ago
I actually went and found the code. It wasn’t JPEG after all, it was Targa, but it still had to be turned into HAM8. At that time, I had already worked with JPEG on the Amiga, for loading and saving images to/from the GVP TBCplus produ
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by halffullbrain 5y ago
PreVue Channel also had an ad-delivery platform which served ads for the upper half of the prevue channel. The system was completely “headless”, using an A4000 that you could dial into, and upload new ads etc. I developed that in 1993 — I t
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by halffullbrain 6y ago
That's correct. With many concurrent connections, you save memory (from thread stacks) and context swiches (since you don't need to switch thread to process each socket). If all you want is a single request (and you have wait for
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by halffullbrain 7y ago
Now it's back up: https://github.com/actix/actix-web/issues/1289 Good call, fafhrd91! C'mon, people, it's only software, try to understand each other and be civil.
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by halffullbrain 7y ago
Are you looking for Rust employment in Denmark?

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