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Comment #34662878
Either continue with the current system or decide to fork time off Earth rotation entirely. The language about the "one minute" difference is rolling that can down the road cowardl…
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Comment #34424048
I guess GitHub and similar providers could scan incoming commits for these in order to shield users who do not upgrade. We all know there will still be millions of those for years …
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Comment #30791438
BRCA sucks. My sister died from ovarian cancer. She was positive and refused preventive removal. I need to get checked. And if I am a carrier, my daughters will need to get checked…
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Comment #30765999
I believe “this person” is Cloudflare’s CTO
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Comment #30765841
> The best you can do as a maintainer is to be mindful of the original problem that the solution was architected for, and extend the thing without crossing certain boundaries and a…
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Comment #30734815
Drunken white elephants of style
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Comment #29278853
I used something similar to Duff’s device to implement coroutines in C++ (pre-C++20). With some macros and using lambda function the result almost feels like part of the language. …
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Comment #29215897
I wrote a tool that lets me use keys in my ssh-agent for google cloud. This way, a vm can run with minimal privileges but when I ssh in I get gcloud cmdline with full control. It i…
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Comment #29152845
The QuickEd external message editor for QuickBBS was perfectly usable at 1200 baud. During screen repaint it gave priority to updating the current line so it was responsive and wen…
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Comment #28539725
> Pledge/unveil are manifestly more successful, being used pervasively (though not really by programs which do not primarily target openbsd). Because of their simplicity, they are …
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Comment #28389226
Academics can sometimes learn a lot from industry. The ScyllaDB database and its underlying SeaStar library essentially implement a userspace OS that handles the hardware very diff…
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Comment #28389197
Implementing the minimal “bootstrap” HID interface can be done without most of the abstraction layers. It’s effectively hard-wired and barely parsing of any descriptors or anything…
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Comment #28389187
A well-written library can effectively expose a simpler hardware device with minimal assumptions
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Comment #28388994
Nice, but there are already some de-facto standards for this. In Python I use “raise NotImplementedError”. Many IDEs and static analyzers catch TODO/FIXME in comments which works f…
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Comment #28388926
Note that the graph is logarithmic. Meson’s rise is truly meteoric.
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Comment #28179514
Low concentration HF is frequently uses in artistic glass etching. With reasonable precautions it’s not more dangerous than cleaning your drain with caustic soda. Just don’t be stu…
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Comment #28179407
Is there any way to start workers that would be guaranteed to be co-located with a specific durable object? This way they would have ultrafast access to the state it manages but no…
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Comment #19215202
Any chance of something similar for CSV? (full RFC-4180 including quotes, escaping etc). Terabytes of "big data" get passed around as CSV.