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afiori
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About afiori
http://unsongbook.com/
My guess is it will be the weirdest book you will have ever read.
If it is not, please, I am curious about what is your weirdest book :)
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Comment #49237649
Also the more companies go in this direction the more "soft power" the EU has on the topic
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Comment #49237631
The elitism of direct democracy is a mystery to me, especially in the case of the US where it is not technically direct and the powers and role of the president are deeply modelled…
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Comment #49210184
> well-formed URI A parser that assumes the input to be already valid is usually not enough for most applications according to that regex this is a valid url __..__..%%%zz..
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Comment #49122608
I would guess that the film was still mastered/produced digitally
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Comment #49080885
you can, but many of those repair can be delicate and require specialized equipment. The difference between the 2 requirements is the level of technical knowledge needed and the ne…
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Comment #49080872
IMO most of these appointments should be done by congress itself, the only reason they are done by the executive is because the role of president was a created on the template of t…
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Comment #48978052
as the term rule of law suggest the legislative branch has the power to make the rules
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Comment #48975994
IMO they entire law should have been target at "replaceable by independent professionals", it is reasonable to require industry standard professional equipment for opening and work…
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Comment #48944629
I think many companies believe they own their cloud hosted DBs
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Comment #48931531
it would be sorta enough to bundle the wasm binary
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Comment #48931505
yes but no... most database allow for at least as many parallel and concurrent writes as there are tables at a minimum. The "lock on write" problem is that in MySQL i could run a O…
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Comment #48920093
What I mean is that unsafe code allows you to eg break std invariants (set invalid length to Vec, unlock a locked mutex, etc.) in ways that can be UB, which of these are UB and whi…
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Comment #48844975
To be pedantic the ad hominem fallacy is about trying to deny an argument by attacking the author, so in a discussion about zig Vs rust if Andrew isn't trying to enter the discussi…
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Comment #48842875
Just use unsafe then
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Comment #48842864
I agree with your point, but for completeness: > How is not having to mark your unsafe code as unsafe a good thing? The problem with unsafe code in Rust is that IIRC nobody actuall…
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Comment #48794335
A tool to do automatic migrations eg react often publ
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Comment #48720542
This looks like something only a libertarian would like
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Comment #48720512
Well people that have been hearing of the slippery slope fallacy their whole life might end up biased against such an approach
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Comment #48711602
Regexes should have been a structured language not an hodgepodge of DSLs
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Comment #48665484
The issue is that many modern DOM APIs assume js semantics and types (eg promises, iterables, etc) so you need to "reimplement" some js semanthic in wasm; sorta like how apple adde…
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Comment #48663900
Which makes me think that I have never heard of signed images/artefacts
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Comment #48603647
I understand ai hate but I would rather avoid a future where everybody talks in purposely weird and unstructured sentences to avoid being similar to ai By necessity a lot of people…
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Comment #48568348
This does not address how much the JWT header is a security footgun (eg you can inline remote keys into the header). if you are doing something simple you can disable all "advanced…
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Comment #48539897
Conceptually maybe you can compile flash to SVG+js but this has nothing to do with the point. Many insist (I have no direct experience) that the flash ecosystem (especially the edi…
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Comment #48488223
oh no, a new edge case tech has not replace the most popular tech stack ever, yet another failure after webGL