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nuclear_eclipse
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Comment #27046032
We have multiple CPython core developers at Facebook, and the Cinder team (among others) are heavily involved in discussions around CPython's direction. There are many pieces of Ci…
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Comment #27044193
Cinder is a fork of CPython, and maintains compatibility with C extensions written for CPython. Which includes a lot of important/popular third-party packages these days.
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Comment #26827108
The big benefit of type hints things like Pydantic (and some things I've written myself) is that it can provide useful runtime information. If you know that property `obj.foo` is h…
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Comment #26797264
I've been on Dvorak full-time since 2008, and even though I generally don't use vim itself for programming, I do still use vim-mode in my editors and IDE. But I gave up on using hj…
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Comment #26733220
If someone signs a bad contract because they refuse to read and understand it, and just signs it anyways, they're still generally bound by the terms of the contract. iOS and Androi…
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Comment #26732958
Presenting a screen/dialog to the user at first login asking for permission to access contact data does not sound like "forcefully harvested". Users rarely understand the consequen…
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Comment #26732422
Your friends can (and almost certainly will) share their contact info (including your name/phone/email) with Facebook , Messenger, or Whatsapp, even if your account is deleted and …
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Comment #26731378
Assuming that the data is just your phone number and name/email, is it not possible that this is just from friends who have allowed Facebook and/or Messenger to share contact info?…
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Comment #26322892
Sanitize, normalize, and distrust. All three cover different use cases.
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Comment #26159719
It's legal negotiation. You sue for the maximum allowable penalty/damages in hopes of settling for something in between the maximum and zero.
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Comment #26120325
I've been a lifelong fan of Calvin & Hobbes, and I have all of the books, but I both don't have the time to revisit them, or when I do, I binge way too much. Is there any way to ge…
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Comment #26083760
Just wait until you get Python 3.9 and can do: >>> a, b = 2, 4 >>> f"{math.gcd(a, b) = }" 'math.gcd(a, b) = 2'
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Comment #25627205
I presume they would claim them with fake/fresh username/email info to get legitimate licenses/keys, then resell those after the fact.
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Comment #25626888
I've been extraordinarily happy with iStat Menus for showing a variety of system info in the menu bar. https://bjango.com/mac/istatmenus/
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Comment #25626882
resell them on various sites for < MSRP
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Comment #25502326
If you can answer the why, then I think physicists around the world would really like to know. We "know" the universe is expanding because we can observe the effects (eg, red shift…
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Comment #25462774
The easy answer is C extensions. PyPy does not support C extensions, and thereby does not support a wide range of native, accelerated libraries. Facebook infra is heavily dependent…
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Comment #25452198
As someone who operates two Nest cameras (one doorbell, one camera, both record audio) in California with clear line of sight towards public areas (sidewalk and street), I would re…
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Comment #25447264
Most laws around street legality center around certification of the chassis, safety equipment, and emissions. Don't run the jet engine during a smog test, and prove that all the ne…
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Comment #25363854
If only we had a government mechanism for holding service providers to higher standards for neutral delivery of services to citizens regardless of economic incentives.
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Comment #25310450
This is where I've become a staunch proponent of type hinting Python code. I've caught more subtle bugs by enabling mypy on new sections of code than by running and debugging in pr…
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Comment #24948103
>For user interfaces this is huge advantage: you can run all your code on the UI thread; but the UI stays responsive while awaiting tasks. ... assuming any other tasks/coroutines r…
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Comment #24832933
Prop 22 is a state amendment, but not all propositions are. Some are referendums from the legislature that just pass/enact/repeal normal laws, and others are just new laws without …
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Comment #24832922
These initiatives amend the state constitution, so they can set any requirements they want. Prop 13 famously added a requirement for 2/3 vote to change it, and this was sustained b…
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Comment #24832877
California ballot propositions have the possibility of amending the state constitution (see Prop 13 [1] as one of the historic examples), and once you're allowing that, anything is…