Ephera @ Ephera @lemmy.ml

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I am one of the rare few users who actually enjoys PowerShell; I prefer piping typed, structured data over piping streams of bytes. I also really hate sh/zsh/bash syntax.

You might enjoy Nushell.

Yeah, First-Party Isolation is the name of a Tor Browser feature, which can also be enabled in Firefox these days (in about:config). But it breaks relatively many websites, which is why Mozilla is using the same technology to ship less aggressive features, which is what Total Cookie Protection and Multi-Account Containers (and other container tab extensions) are based on.

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Versteh mich nicht falsch, ich glaube schon auch, dass das irgendwie gemacht werden kann. Ich gehe nur davon aus, dass es sehr lange dauern wird. Die Rechtsabteilung wird einen gewissen Vorlauf und mehrere Termine brauchen, um dein Anliegen und Plan zu verstehen.

Und sie werden Vorgaben machen. Zum Beispiel würde ich davon ausgehen, dass du nicht einfach mal auf eigene Faust ein LoRaWAN-System da hochziehen darfst, sondern dass das an einen externen Dienstleiter gegeben werden soll, um jemand zu haben, der die Schuld übernimmt, falls doch mal Daten falsch gehandhabt werden.
Nach extern geben bedeutet für sowas dann höchstwahrscheinlich eine Ausschreibung, was nochmal Zeit kostet.

Ohne jetzt wirklich was über LoRaWAN zu wissen, würde ich mal pauschal ein Jahr einplanen bevor du ein System hast, wenn nicht mehr. Und günstig wird das dann auch nicht mehr. Also das müsste schon über einen längeren Zeitraum ein Problem, dass man dafür das Geld investiert.

Yeah, I mean, part of not rushing things is being able to iterate on the design. They might've noticed during playtesting that the second half felt worse, but changing the map to introduce more cross connections and maybe changing the lordvessel to work differently, that means additional dev work and additional playtesting.

I have no experience with this, but I figured a Rust library might have tried to solve it (static linking is very much the norm here) and I found that ash can statically link the "Vulkan loader". I don't know, what that actually means, for example whether it would still load libxcb at runtime. Might be worth looking into what they do...

See the "Optional linking" section here for their description: https://crates.io/crates/ash#optional-linking

Jo. Und nur weil das regelmäßig gemacht wird, heißt das noch lange nicht, dass es auch immer rechtens ist. Wo kein Kläger, da kein Richter und so. Kann gut sein, dass da die Nachbarn auf den Videos landen und Rechtsanspruch hätten, aber das a) nicht wissen und b) vielleicht trotzdem nicht klagen, weil sie es sich nicht mit den neuen Nachbarn verspaßen wollen.

Dass Leute keinen Bock auf Blitzer haben und deswegen den Staat einfach mal auf Verdacht anklagen, ist sehr viel wahrscheinlicher.

Well, there's been clones out there for a few years already. But I don't think, it's going to be quite as business-as-usual, since they can't coordinate a switch to a specific clone, not to mention this clone very likely does not have the server capacity to take on all the users.

Hmm, spannender Plan, Einkorn, willst du das mal kurz™ mit der Rechtsabteilung durchsprechen?

So Kameraüberwachung ist gar nicht so einfach. Zum Beispiel:

• Wie speicherst du die Daten, damit sie bei der Explosion nicht mit zerstört werden?
• Wie beleuchtest du die Umgebung bei Nacht?
• Wie stellst du sicher, dass keine Unbeteiligten auf den Videoaufnahmen landen?

Somewhat depending on your country, local shops may have opened online storefronts during COVID. Them having a physical presence means their products tend to be decent quality (as most customers look at them physically before buying).

There's an infamous comic titled "Loss" and it's become a meme to try to remind people of it by making other comics with a similar arrangement of characters. The comic in this post has kind of a reversed arrangement, so one might see it as the opposite of Loss, therefore "Found".

Vor ein paar Tagen auf Arbeit bei der (Software-Engineering-)Studentin mit drauf geschaut, als sie plötzlich im Browser aus Versehen Strg+S drückt und der Speichern-Dialog auftaucht. Auf ihre Verwunderung hin, habe ich dann gemeint, dass das früher mal noch mehr Sinn gemacht hat, Webseiten zu speichern, und dass es deswegen noch die Tastenkombination gibt.

Dann habe ich noch hinterhergeschoben, dass das so ähnlich wie bei Strg+P ist, das hat man früher auch viel öfter verwendet. Joa... sie wusste nicht, was Strg+P macht.

Hat in dem Fall aber nicht viel mit KI zu tun. Ihre Generation druckt vielleicht 1-2x im Jahr etwas. Dafür würde ich mir auch keine Tastenkombination merken.

Yeah, but the law genuinely treats (near-)monopolies differently from their competitors. What's legal for a small company does not have to be for a company which dominates the market.

The thing is, laws are supposed to bring the greatest benefit to a society. In most cases, fairness aids that goal. But that's not the case for competition laws, which is why they're relatively unintuitive.

Oh yeah, I was merely complaining about the syntax. Coming from other languages, I interpreted that import statement to mean essentially this:

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import { double, exponent /*...*/ } as operations from "Math";
  

  

...and as such, it took me a few seconds to understand what's being aliased by as operations.

As for importing all symbols of a module, I do think it's more harm than good in non-compiled languages. But when it comes to compiled languages, I'd say it depends on the language.

In Rust, for example, I can easily throw down an inline module with one-way isolation, so that it can transparently access everything in its parent module via use super::*;, while the parent module can't access what's in the module (unless it's been marked pub). That can reduce mental complexity of the code (and is actually used a lot, because unit tests are typically put into such an inline module).
It's also useful in Rust, because you can re-export symbols in different modules, so you can break up a file without breaking the imports by throwing a pub use my_sub_module::*; into the original module.

But yeah, on the flipside, I really wouldn't miss it, if it didn't exist in Java. It was rather even annoying, because the popular IDEs have a rule to replace explicit imports with an asterisk as soon as it reached 5 symbols imported from the same module.
It's not as bad as one might think, because you can't declare top-level functions or variables in Java (everything has to be in a class), but it still sometimes led to those asterisk imports bringing in the wrong class names, so I'd have to manually add the import I wanted underneath them...

import * as operations from "Math";

Wow, I knew import syntax with a separate from statement could be awkward, but that's a new one for me.

Apparently, the * cannot be used to import all symbols underneath a module (you always have to specify the as moduleName), so I guess, that makes it somewhat less weird for referring to the module itself.

From what I can tell, there's also no obvious other keyword they could've used:

• package is only a keyword in strict mode.
• self is not a keyword.
• this is kind of awkward.
• Leaving out the keyword is kind of awkward (import as operations from "Math";).
• Changing up the whole syntax for this one case is awkward, too (import from "Math" as operations;).

So, I guess, I'll allow it, but I'm still not happy about it...

Needlessly absolute take. Yes, there's going to be parents, who'd rather pay extra than look into what other games they could give their kid, as well as loyal Mario fans, who will pay pretty much any price. But there's obviously also players who do weigh up their options based on price, and who will make different decisions when they have to decide between two titles, when one of them is cheaper. Especially with the additional invest for a new console and the more dire economic situation, I could see many players not buying into the Switch 2 at all.

Yeah, for me, the big thing was that I only found out you could test-run Linux without installing after I had made the decision to install it. Of course, having no real clue what I'd get into massively delayed the decision...

It's like a conspiracy theory for that guy. Everyone who tells them it's not true that you can get rid of programmers, has to be a programmer, and therefore cannot be trusted.

Das deutsche "to tag something". 🙃