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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
I agree 100%. Seeing the picture of the backside of the moon with the earth in view really drove home that the moon really is just a large rock.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
We're doing structural type checking for a language that wasn't developed with that in mind.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
How are CSS and HTML a mess? Combined, they're an incredibly powerful layout engine that works almost the same across all environments and devices while also featuring easy accessibility.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
I have never in my career encountered a Vanilla JS project of at least medium size that I would have called simple. They all feature brittle selfmade frameworks whose developers have since left the company years ago.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
C is infinitely less complex to parse and validate than Typescript. C is compiled in a single pass, the `tsc` type checking algorithm has to check structural typing, conditional types and deep generics while also emulating JS' dynami
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
The cost far outweighs the profits.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Time's up and money is tight. The downgrade was bound to happen.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
Guy writes a website that scrapes data of people without their permission, is repeatedly warned by authority and uni personnel to stop, doesn't and then writes a piece on unfair treatment. Shucks.
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by selfmodruntime 5mo ago
This may well be, but japanese image boards are huge
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
I am sadly not in the position to use D at work, but I appreciate your work!
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
*As long as you're part of a privileged, accepted class
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
EU members have a well documented history of ignoring EU law.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
No. It is not about Ability . Feminism may fight for ability, but conscription is a Requirement . You're not free to choose. That's the entire point.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
In essence, a standard committee thinks like bureaucrats. They have little to no incentive to get rid of cruft and only piling on new stuff is rewarded.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
Let me rephrase: There are virtually no dependencies that when combined, cause a compiler error.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
No way. Intune and Entra are the vendor-lock in technologies that cement a business via m365 for the long haul.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
Very real for library developers if the ecosystem started to slow down. Nonexistent for current consumers of libraries and application developers.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
There are virtually no incompatible dependencies.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
I'd take `Rust with a GC and specialization` over current Rust any day.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
I agree. It was the first time I actually thought 'who the hell writes code like this?'
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
You'd be amazed at the times I've argued with people on HN that free speech infringement by the UK government has grown rampant, only for them to enact the next draconian law a month later.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
You assume almost correct, the device is the pledge itself! RFC8366 is used (among others) in the BRSKI protocol family. For device attestation purposes in 802.1x Networks, a pledge comes with a manufacturer provided public key material, of
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
There's also Javalin for oneshot java projects where you write your webserver like you'd write express.js
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
I also hit a funny compiler end-of-the road last month when I wanted to try out generic_const_exprs for my RFC8366 implementation: pub struct VoucherDetails<C> where C: CapacityConfig, [(); C::SERIAL_NUMBER_MAX]:,
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
Not according to your own source
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
„Ireland“ is rich because companies have their office there. „The Irish“ are not rich. Talk about ill informed.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
Way to high compared to actual cost. Almost half of fuel and electricity costs in Germany is tax.
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by selfmodruntime 6mo ago
After working with Rust for half a decade I‘m afraid I have to agree. A lot of the newer features have weird edge cases with promises for fixes stuck in bikeshedding hell for years (looking at you const generics). Alternatively feature auth
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
Not really. Internationalization and assistive technology were an afterthought in Delphi and VB.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
No one cares about these things outside the tech bubble.

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