selfmodruntime

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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
I‘ve been writing Rust for half a decade now and I‘m firmly believing that it‘s just not good for UI. Global state and a model that lends itself to inheritance just doesn‘t fit in the language.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
Can we please keep this childish discourse to sites like reddit.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
It‘s almost like the documentation of OAuth itself, except that it‘s worded in such a way that you ask yourself if you‘re just too stupid to have parsed it correctly. The entire OAuth documentation feels like reading absent mindedly or if y
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
The exploitation happens between you and your employer, mainly.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
No, I'm telling you that deriving perfect free speech from a higher freedom of press is a logical fallacy.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
People will lie in your face about number two even though both the Amtsgericht Bamberg as well as the press have been saying that the arrest was made in a case of 188 StgB for months now.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
> Also points out that there were posts of holocaust denial, which has been illegal in most of europe for literal decades. The arrest wasn't made for this but for the insulting of a politican. Stop lying. The press has been correcti
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
> It's not a hoax, it's a straight up lie > There are a few cases which are thrown out which were overreach <-- You are here > Well overreach and sentencing is happening, but it's not common enough to care > Ye
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
> FWIW, despite the coordinated attacks we are doing just fine. What a sad handwaive of the current state of affairs
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
Notice how you went from "censorship is a hoax" to "not having access to these things is not important", while also implicitely assuming control of deciding the matter.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
I agree that hate speech must have limits but I have no idea where government trust comes from, especially in the current times. It's like people forget that voting swings and sways and that at some point in time, a government you won&
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
There is no source supporting your claim of nutrient decline in that magitude thanks to soil depletion. It's mostly due to modern crops that grow tall fast, and are thus mostly made up of water.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
Yea, if you read between the lines in this article this stands out. Over half of all adult women don't fit into regular sizes. "Plus size" is not normal.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
The entire idea is that they make money. Limited licenses are ignored incredibly often.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
An extraordinary claim without any proof. Surely you believe the moon to be made of cheese, since we can‘t travel there to verify it‘s not?
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
Surely you have proof to back up this extraordinary claim? You said above that you won.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
+1 for connect-rpc. After go-micro‘s maintainer went off the rails, I ripped it all out and switched to connect.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
You are not entitled to money beyond what you list as prices
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
> that each and every one of us contributes to its intensification or mitigation through our decisions I‘ve travelled quite a bit and I find it hard to convince myself that I as a city dweller contribute any meaningful amount to pollutio
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
The additional irony here is that LLMs are a tool that is likely forever damned to regurgitate knowledge of the past, with the inability to derive new information.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
I'd never thought I'd see advocates against privacy on HN of all places but here we are.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
We have yet to see any large codebase that LLMs work on for a long time.
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
„understand how these systems actually function" isn't incompatible with "I didn't write most of this code“ Except now you have code you didn‘t write and patches you din‘t write either. Your „colleague“ also has no long
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by selfmodruntime 7mo ago
This article is a prime example. You‘re not foregoing frameworks. You‘re building your own. Except this time it‘s not „yours“, you let an AI build an unholy fusion of all frameworks in its dataset.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
Google made 10^7 as much money as I did last year. Yea, I don't think it's as simple as you make it seem.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
Eh. I write quite a bit of Rust and this story is not as simple as you tell it.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
Both Pin Projection and the handling of async are pretty bad in my opinion and I write a lot of Rust code. The syntax is also slowly getting very funky with horrible additions like the recent `+ use <'a>` snytax. I also agree w
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
For 1) The necessary safety guarantees downgrade to the level available in C all the time .
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
There is a reason for this. A lot of libraries were written at a time when the Rust compiler either rejected sound and safe code so you have to reach for unsafe, or `core` didn't yet deliver safe abstractions.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
Your VPN provider shares their IP lists publicly. For a lot of website owners, blocking those is a simple way of getting rid of 80% of spam.

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