onetoo

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by onetoo 8mo ago
The equivalent in python-metaphor-land would be that python files clearly designate whether they are py2 or py3, and a single python interpreter can run both py2 and py3 scripts, as well as cross-include files of each version without issue.
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by onetoo 1y ago
IIRC it's a single ministry with not a lot of machines (in the order of 100). Definitely not as newsworthy as it's being made out to be, but viability has to be confirmed before a larger rollout can be done, I suppose.
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by onetoo 1y ago
> Even more annoying is that I have to duplicate the iterator code: as I often work with frames that may be flipped bottom-up I want to write code like > > let mut iterator = if !flipped { > data.chunks_mut(s
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by onetoo 2y ago
This doesn't necessarily find the best parameters, and it doesn't necessarily do it easily . From my reading, it will converge on a local optimum, and it may take some time to do that. In theory, I don't see why the kernel
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by onetoo 2y ago
I obviously can't speak for everyone, but I personally don't know anyone who strongly dislikes the US, and especially not US citizens. The sentiment I personally hear when talking about the US (and, again, I don't speak for
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by onetoo 2y ago
> e.g. it hasn't yet happened in Britain Granted, I don't follow it closely, but from what discourse I've observed things on the other side of the pond don't seem quite harmonious to me. > I'm not that sure it
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by onetoo 2y ago
> Thankfully US has all sorts of checks and balances and it might take a while for a single party to get control of the House, Senate, White House and the Supreme court The fact that "it is good when government is deadlocked and ine
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by onetoo 2y ago
Not from Berlin, but I imagine it is similar: It is usually the case that the more shady your "kebab pusher" is, the more delicious the kebab is. If the sign says one price, the cashier says a second, and the cash register says a
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by onetoo 2y ago
Also from EU, additional tidbit: Not being a first-past-the-post two-party system allows for political parties to be more nuanced than a simplified left-right spectrum.
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by onetoo 2y ago
And, as we all know, becoming a father when you do not wish to is completely without consequences, making the entire ordeal risk-free. Male birth control pill is useless, QED.
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by onetoo 2y ago
By that logic, female birth control pills also have no value.
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by onetoo 2y ago
"But if you dump the toxic waste into the river, there will be no river left," said the citizen. "lol" said the factory, "lmao".
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by onetoo 2y ago
If the EU is regressive then I don't want to live in your progressive society.
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by onetoo 2y ago
As I said, I would love to work on things out of passion.
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by onetoo 2y ago
I would love to work on things out of passion, but passion doesn't shelter me from the elements nor provide a steady source of calories.
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by onetoo 3y ago
If you want to split hairs about exact terminology, then /reasons/casus belli/. I hope we don't disagree that their "denazification" story is bullshit.
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by onetoo 3y ago
I don't know the exact procedures, but I imagine and would expect that they reopen the case if new substantial and substantive leads show up.
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by onetoo 3y ago
Maybe that combined with the fact that Russia actively invaded another country for bullshit reasons means we don't want to point fingers at Russia without solid evidence, lest they use it to invent yet another bullshit reason to invade
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by onetoo 3y ago
Being out of things to investigate is a reason to end investigation. It is possible to follow all leads to the end and still have no conclusive evidence.
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by onetoo 3y ago
An alternative explanation is that there is simply not enough evidence to tell one way or the other.
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by onetoo 3y ago
No, but, you see, the system is privatized, therefore it must be more efficient. /s
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by onetoo 3y ago
I don't know much about the specific space of ILP, but speaking more generally... It is sometimes possible to specialize algorithms and implementations to be faster for certain subdomains of the overall problem, allowing real-world-use
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by onetoo 3y ago
Indeed, it was a good question. That's why I couldn't let it go either. I personally find the result quite interesting. Counterintuitive, but the most uniformly distributed load is probably the most likely to recover. As always,
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by onetoo 3y ago
edit: I did some more investigation, and I missed something crucial: The distribution of requests over time becomes very wonky if the lower bound isn't 0. It stabilizes given enough time, but that time seems very long. Whereas lower-bo
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by onetoo 3y ago
Oh the complexity and pain I go through in my quest for "keeping it simple." It's fine, my server for stupid side projects is a cheap VPS with a systemd-based configuration anyway, I am just trying to figure out all the failu
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by onetoo 3y ago
Cool. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how to use it responsibly: Is this a "good, old fashioned" single durable server type of deployment? I was wondering if you had any experience with, essentially, "always rest
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by onetoo 3y ago
Out of curiosity, have you ever needed to restore a litestream backup?
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by onetoo 3y ago
Not just private chat, almost any chat channel can be used[1]. It's quite common for certain addons to quietly share their versions upon e.g. joining a group, so that you get a notification if a new version is out. It's a bit of a
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by onetoo 3y ago
I'm not from the US, but I do follow the issue due to the US-centric nature of internet culture. From what I understand, it is a bit of a catch-22: - You cannot make public transport a feasible option because - Most places do not
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by onetoo 3y ago
I didn't say python can handle <=1K, I was saying >=1K. I feel confident that I am orders of magnitude off the real limit you'd meet. The specifics of that aside, any unprepared application is going to buckle at a sudden meg

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