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tauoverpi
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Comment #45161260
I bought a pinenote after the charing port on the rm2 stopped working. With the rm2 it would refuse to wake sometimes if it's not charged to 100% slowly, the pen ghosting issue con…
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Comment #44124006
Experience is relative to the challenges one has faced thus time usually doesn't mean much without context of what it's in relation to.
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Comment #44113744
It _does_ matter as those edge cases would be the difference between a working product and something that's trivial to topple over with `"; find . -exec shred -f {} \;` if your age…
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Comment #44111322
The question would be how many security exploits and other edge cases would be included in that.
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Comment #44111249
How does fastn handle errors? Is is possible to perform the SQL query client side or does it prevent / add friction for such? Can I visit `/foo/";DROP%20TABLE%20users;/` or does it…
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Comment #44083498
Well, what would I have to do to please the LLM? Writing code isn't for LLMs to consume but rather to communicate intent for people and for machines to run which provides value for…
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Comment #44079929
I'm sorry if I seem completely out of the loop as I haven't used windows at all for at least a decade at this point. > This is a case of whether the device should be secure by defa…
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Comment #44020130
This is incredible, what's the license of the work? A derivative of this (using a forth-like with only recursion) would be perfect for the current game project where I'm lacking a …
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Comment #43991965
I'm aware of the _why_ but this is why the tools aren't useful for my case. If they cannot consume the codebase in a reasonable amount of time and provide value from that then they…
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Comment #43991565
I've had the same issue every time I've tried it. The code I generally work on is embedded C/C++ with in-house libraries where the tools are less than useful as they try to generat…
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Comment #43969375
> You need tests either way. The argument isn't that with static types you don't need tests but rather with static types you can focus on testing what actually matters which is the…
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Comment #43937911
I forgot to add that "like I don't need to keep asserting that a for-loop counter is an int." is exactly what is happening with a dynamically typed language that is exactly what th…
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Comment #43935337
Yep, I missed it as I don't often work in haskell anymore but with the correction the rest of the above still stands (haskell syntax is still the most efficient I'm aware of for ta…
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Comment #43931724
The type system doesn't replace unit/snapshot/property/simulation tests as it's only job is specification. The type system is meant to be used in addition to testing to reduce the …
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Comment #43929493
Statically typed languages, when used correctly, save engineering time both as you extend your service and when thing go wrong as the compiler helps you check that the code you've …
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Comment #43908934
Comptime is a gateway to partial evaluation, precomputing tables, and data layout optimization using the same language zig that you're familiar with when you need it and just a con…
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Comment #43878042
Discord will arbitrarily ban users for using a VPN making it next impossible to access prior conversations on given topics where support takes anywhere from a week to two months to…
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Comment #43780782
Yep, there's the range https://github.com/rcalixte/libqt6zig to https://microzig.tech and soon https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/2683 then follow-up issues are resolved.
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Comment #43735130
I may seem overly negative but I don't like it when projects beg for stars. It will get one if it's interesting and that's for the reader to decide. That aside, the suggestion to p…
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Comment #43711065
I initially ended up with a similar-ish chunk iterator [1][2] after a few iterations however even with that I found that the optimizer wouldn't remove the bookeeping required for m…
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Comment #43686990
Nice, I've found that using an iterator for this often generates quite a bit of extra code and prevents vectorization in general which is why I switched to an API using inversion o…
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Comment #43686656
You don't need everything to be generic to have safety as the API provided by the object using the linked list can maintain safety by making it difficult to do the wrong thing and …
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Comment #43686457
Multithreading is exactly where linked lists are useful as in the implementation of MPSC, MPMC, SPMC, and so on it allows one to safely construct objects out of vire of other threa…
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