I wonder what it would take to swap out the top layer for a FUSE layer? After all, ten thousand lines is comparatively small, but still a lot of work. On the other hand, having at least one modern file system with most…
A lot of articles and videos are reporting on this, but so far there's very little comprehensive information about what brands don't do this. Clearly, the 25 major brands examined by Mozilla collect a ton of data.…
With regards to GOG and privacy, though, it's worth noting that GOG write that they "may use Google Adwords, Doubleclick, Sizmek Versatag, Yandex.Metrica, Twitter Pixel or Facebook Pixel and other similar technologies"…
As far as adoption is concerned, I'm not sure it should be that big of a concern. After all, D is supported by GCC and Clang and continually being maintained, and if updates stopped coming at some point in the future,…
Many projects have taken longer and been more stressful and had worse outcomes than needed. A lot of the work being done hasn't even been intended to deliver any business value, but to provide an opportunity for one or…
Problems with scaling have been the biggest timewaster in my career: 1. In some large businesses I've worked in, so many people have been hired that some systems and processes have wound up being controlled by entirely…
There are a couple of subreddits related to this. Perhaps you will find them useful: https://old.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/ https://old.reddit.com/r/degoogle/
I forgot that there's an "11.0.0" as well. Perhaps others have been added since.
D. It's quite C-like, but more concise, has a richer standard library, garbage collection, threading, etc. etc.
For looking at the commit history rather than the files, apparently one can use git-ls-remote .
Retirement?
The "Open Location Code" is often mentioned on Hacker News, but is sadly neither open, nor a location code. To pick one example, if you go to 0°06'40.6"S 28°56'27.0"E (-0.111271, 28.940829) in Google Maps, it'll give…
Binary search and similar forms of successive approximation. It can be used to solve such a wide array of problems given just a minimal amount of information.
Oh, they have content on there still? I thought it was just ads.
Ico? Although it's got mild violence in it.
#1 can perhaps be taken at face value. People do write code differently, and many people don't want to even touch code written in a different style. Learning how to write code in someone else's style can be interesting…
It would be better to call this negligent collection. After all, the data collection feature didn't make its way into the browser by accident. It was added on purpose and against users' will.
From what you're saying, it sounds like it's time to consult a lawyer, preferably yesterday. When the university hears from your lawyer, chances are they'll find the bug.
By the way, this image format can match PNG in terms of size if combined with another form of lossless compression, so if we allow for that extra complexity, something like QOI + Zstandard could possibly compete with…
Some of the examples use grammar I don't quite recognize: "メッセージを送なさい。" "書類を読むの為に開ける" I think I would have said "送りなさい" and "読む為に". Hopefully, Haku is or can be made flexible enough to handle that.
Many other languages have similar mechanisms to the Java streams API. Scheme, and probably Lisp in general, is well known for it. Then we have Ruby, Crystal, Python, D, JavaScript... I can't think of other languages…
Perhaps you should consider negotiating a higher salary. One of the attractions of tech jobs in the US is that their salaries tend to be a fair bit higher than in Europe, so if you're already earning the same amount, it…
Well, as mentioned, I got a whole list of different compile-time options to try - no-this and no-that, but the executable still crashed in the end.
Ah, well, it must have been zig c++, then, necessarily. Was I planning to file an upstream bug? I was unaware. I did contact them about it, actually, but it wasn't solved at the time.
Not that this is terribly relevant to the discussion, but back in the day, I did try compiling bzflag with zig cc and then with clang, and the first executable crashed, while the second worked. Despite being told…
I wonder what it would take to swap out the top layer for a FUSE layer? After all, ten thousand lines is comparatively small, but still a lot of work. On the other hand, having at least one modern file system with most…
A lot of articles and videos are reporting on this, but so far there's very little comprehensive information about what brands don't do this. Clearly, the 25 major brands examined by Mozilla collect a ton of data.…
With regards to GOG and privacy, though, it's worth noting that GOG write that they "may use Google Adwords, Doubleclick, Sizmek Versatag, Yandex.Metrica, Twitter Pixel or Facebook Pixel and other similar technologies"…
As far as adoption is concerned, I'm not sure it should be that big of a concern. After all, D is supported by GCC and Clang and continually being maintained, and if updates stopped coming at some point in the future,…
Many projects have taken longer and been more stressful and had worse outcomes than needed. A lot of the work being done hasn't even been intended to deliver any business value, but to provide an opportunity for one or…
Problems with scaling have been the biggest timewaster in my career: 1. In some large businesses I've worked in, so many people have been hired that some systems and processes have wound up being controlled by entirely…
There are a couple of subreddits related to this. Perhaps you will find them useful: https://old.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/ https://old.reddit.com/r/degoogle/
I forgot that there's an "11.0.0" as well. Perhaps others have been added since.
D. It's quite C-like, but more concise, has a richer standard library, garbage collection, threading, etc. etc.
For looking at the commit history rather than the files, apparently one can use git-ls-remote .
Retirement?
The "Open Location Code" is often mentioned on Hacker News, but is sadly neither open, nor a location code. To pick one example, if you go to 0°06'40.6"S 28°56'27.0"E (-0.111271, 28.940829) in Google Maps, it'll give…
Binary search and similar forms of successive approximation. It can be used to solve such a wide array of problems given just a minimal amount of information.
Oh, they have content on there still? I thought it was just ads.
Ico? Although it's got mild violence in it.
#1 can perhaps be taken at face value. People do write code differently, and many people don't want to even touch code written in a different style. Learning how to write code in someone else's style can be interesting…
It would be better to call this negligent collection. After all, the data collection feature didn't make its way into the browser by accident. It was added on purpose and against users' will.
From what you're saying, it sounds like it's time to consult a lawyer, preferably yesterday. When the university hears from your lawyer, chances are they'll find the bug.
By the way, this image format can match PNG in terms of size if combined with another form of lossless compression, so if we allow for that extra complexity, something like QOI + Zstandard could possibly compete with…
Some of the examples use grammar I don't quite recognize: "メッセージを送なさい。" "書類を読むの為に開ける" I think I would have said "送りなさい" and "読む為に". Hopefully, Haku is or can be made flexible enough to handle that.
Many other languages have similar mechanisms to the Java streams API. Scheme, and probably Lisp in general, is well known for it. Then we have Ruby, Crystal, Python, D, JavaScript... I can't think of other languages…
Perhaps you should consider negotiating a higher salary. One of the attractions of tech jobs in the US is that their salaries tend to be a fair bit higher than in Europe, so if you're already earning the same amount, it…
Well, as mentioned, I got a whole list of different compile-time options to try - no-this and no-that, but the executable still crashed in the end.
Ah, well, it must have been zig c++, then, necessarily. Was I planning to file an upstream bug? I was unaware. I did contact them about it, actually, but it wasn't solved at the time.
Not that this is terribly relevant to the discussion, but back in the day, I did try compiling bzflag with zig cc and then with clang, and the first executable crashed, while the second worked. Despite being told…