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Comment #49145778
Read the article. The elaborator (where metaprogramming is evaluated) is not part of the trusted computing base. The security model is that bad proof terms get rejected, not that t…
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Comment #49082978
And it has array programming features, logging, and (time-travel!) debugging all intuitively graspable for most non-technical people. I sincerely think there are lots of unlearned …
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Comment #49082221
There is one example that succeeded and became the most widely used programming paradigm on the planet: Spreadsheets Though you might argue that the "programming language" part was…
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Comment #49074908
> How's this any different than say, not bringing your wallet with you, because 95% of the time apple pay works Apple Pay involves at least a third party (your bank) as a part of i…
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Comment #49068115
Why should be ? I think it is abundantly clear by now that market competition alone will not fix this. Though that does not stop people from claiming "Yes that failed and people su…
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Comment #49068089
NIS2 allows for the arrest of managers in case of cybersecurity incidents resulting from negligence. I think it's a step in the right direction, but we'll have to see how it plays …
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Comment #49067982
Once I start a conversation about Postgres query plans, maybe 95% of the knowledge will be almost certainly not needed, and for an inference provider there will be many more concur…
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Comment #49066339
I wonder if the EU will someday figure out a patch for this "Deteriorate everyone's user experience in a way that is technically compliant and blame the EU" behavioural exploit...
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Comment #48962704
Once once they are rejected by charities, they can be destroyed just like before this law. EU regulators are flawed humans, but you can be assured that any argument you can come up…
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Comment #48876244
... than by surprise, when you find your integer column contains "[object Object]"? Jokes aside, breaking backwards compatibility is obviously a non-starter.
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Comment #48872712
Their boss hired GP over others for a reason. The person who is finally desperate enough to do it might be just a little worse at their job, a little more expensive, ... It will ha…
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Comment #48871351
Be here long enough and you will find people bragging about their captcha solving services, or how they found a clever loophole in anti-gambling laws. Posts about certain unmention…
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Comment #48687768
Of course, what they charge $39.95 for is in the public domain. So it's a sort of double scam.
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Comment #48687731
You can also buy licenses to use AV1, a royalty-free codec.
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Comment #48661619
While I won't dispute that 6 months is outrageous, OP has not spent them to "please the bureaucracy", they spent them to escape personal liability should the company go bankrupt. T…
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Comment #48648270
Debit cards usually also use the Mastercard or Visa payment networks. Even though I and the supermarket I go to are both part of SEPA and I can issue a bank transfer that will clea…
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Comment #48646505
The sequence numbers of problems on Project Euler only represent the order of publication. They aren't deliberately connected except for a few problems that have one or two follow-…
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Comment #48568364
This hinges on two misunderstandings: - That data processing always requires consent. There are exactly six reasons for storing or processing data: consent, contract fulfillment, l…
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Comment #48384720
There is certainly a lot of demand at the current price of free or subsidised subscriptions. It remains to be seen what the demand is at profitable prices. If the vendors decide th…
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Comment #48372780
Capillaries cannot defeat the divergence theorem: If you have a volume where heat is produced but the temperature does not increase, the heat has to leave via the surface. It is tr…
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Comment #48316180
On the one hand, you can set up a proxy that supplements secrets for API calls. On the other hand, you can whitelist what you need, in the simplest case with iptables (The devconta…
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Comment #47535984
And yet we cannot stop time, and a decision has to be made. It seems natural to involve the child in this decision. Of course, the next best thing (if a decision can't be made now)…
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Comment #47393137
Very nice! One small note: In an Eratosthenes sieve, you can start crossing out numbers from p^2, since i*p for i for (size_t i=2; i by for (size_t i=p; i
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Comment #47092437
I also live in the EU. betfair.com is not blocked by my ISP here. Rather, they are blocking my ISP ("[...] you may be accessing the Betfair website from a country that Betfair does…