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Comment #48606721
The blacksky servers also host myatproto and crypto anarchy PDS's, which are open to anyone
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Comment #46465223
I very much agree with this, it also scared me off Debian Testing initially as well. I wonder how many potential users have been scared off by the name... Maybe Debian devs like it…
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Comment #46047997
It is a pretty fair comparison. You do have the option to open up Discord voice chats on PS5. Amazing what Discord could do when forced to actually write something efficient. Youtu…
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Comment #45942454
Yep, and I personally feel like it's been the biggest stealth marketing of Go through the years.
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Comment #45723284
Have the Go run some SQL queries on a local SQLite DB. Read out a JavaScript string, execute that... Now this is podracing
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Comment #45609630
They're suggesting the video game workers get a better job outside of the video game industry, as their talents would be better compensated elsewhere. I agree as this is the main r…
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Comment #45265499
I felt the same way, and made my own package for adding slog attributes to an error for easier logging. It's usually all I need for my own custom errors. https://github.com/Danlock…
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Comment #45214464
"classic Gen Z"? Generational wars are so stupid and so old that Ancient Sumerians complained about the youth on stone tablets... I wonder what future generations will use to compl…
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Comment #45207435
Do you think Charlie Kirk was pushing society's morals forward? I don't think dismissing chattel slavery or it's ramifications on the modern day will improve the morals of society …
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Comment #45069371
Somehow I don't think Visa, MasterCard and PayPal are going to shut down Meta's accounts over these pornographic (and pedophilic) images. The real problem is that Meta can test the…
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Comment #44932083
TIL Kendrick Lamar has a HN (/s)
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Comment #44577291
I may be thinking more about FedRAMP in general rather than just FIPS140-3, but mandating things like keeping user passwords out of logs is a security improvement. And the average …
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Comment #44577057
Companies don't need any additional reasons to skimp out on security. The money could probably be more wisely spent if not following FIPS but without FIPS the average company would…
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Comment #44504263
The automatic part was what I was referring to, yes. I didn't realize you wrote the article, thanks! The article mentions using the function version to implement all others, but al…
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Comment #44501851
First Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44492290
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Comment #44501557
I didn't realize how important order was to type inference. Are there any real packages out there using these techniques?
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Comment #44312014
Somehow you think the burden of proof is on his response rather than the AI maxis initial claims, but regardless, here you go. It was measured. https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.08872
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Comment #44278993
Go 1.21 includes an internal auto-updater that can compile later Go versions by looking in the go mod file itself. So the README is correct.
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Comment #44176375
This is a very good way to fight back against design by committee.
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Comment #44176363
This is also my feeling. And I wouldn't even have minded the ? syntax. It seems that now that Ian's left the rest of the Go team is just being honest about what they are willing to…
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Comment #44162450
I like this, as it also maps well to using defer at the top of the function to wrap any returned errors with metadata. I've implemented something similar in my errors library relyi…
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Comment #44037360
Very cool, hope to see the non CGo FIPS support fully accepted by FedRAMP soon. What other languages have built in FIPS supported in the stdlib?
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Comment #42174936
It seems to support quite a large number of database drivers. If file size is such a concern you could recompile it with unneeded drivers omitted. https://github.com/xo/usql?tab=re…