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Sigh.
Write a C or C++ API that works with pointers. Make it handle null pointers and errors elegantly so that the API user can safely chain calls and only check the final result. Claude decides it's better to be safe than sorry and peppers its code with intermediate nullptr and return value checks anyway.
So they were never secret in the first place.
I have never understood the desire to have voting machines when a paper ballot works just fine. We tried electronic voting in three municipal elections in 2008 and courts ended up invalidating the results due to horrible usability issues.
A relative killed herself after her therapist was hacked[1] and the data was leaked. If that is inconsequential, I do not know what isn't.
Trying to insult someone by calling them gay and nazi[1] is straight out of the Russian online troll playbook. Nobody except people who personally drink that Kool-Aid would resort to such boring insults.
> just a case of FAFO?
Who fucked around and what did they find out?
[1] https://archive-is.tumblr.com/post/807369905134518272/the-fi...
This is only because immigrants are willing to do jobs at wages and working conditions that locals do not accept. Employers in the Finnish berry industry were just jailed for human trafficking. Meanwhile the same companies have been loudly complaining that no Finn wants to work for them.
worktree add: `git worktree add` that creates a local new branch and a directory with the same name and sets upstream to match; alternatively checks out an existing remote branch.
worktree rm: Removes worktree directory, first checking it is in porcelain state. Then prunes them and removes local branch pointers if they match the remote ones.
These all are handwritten and probably buggy, but still less prone to errors than typing out `git worktree add -b foo-123-fix-missing-semicolon foo-123-fix-missing-semicolon origin/develop` manually every time. One pass with Claude or Codex would probably do wonders.
I've solved this by running thin bash script wrappers that keep the workflow SVN-like with a root directory that contains per-branch directories and a hidden bare repo).
Stop hiding public data and I might reconsider.
You can install one on the balcony below the railing level.
The housing company is responsible for the exterior surfaces and thus also responsible for whatever happens to fall on bystanders when it will inevitably happen.
AC installers are also notoriously bad at following placement guidelines.
A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION.
—IBM, 1979
Pretty handy when your flight sim game takes 1.2 terabytes with most of that being sparse terrain mesh data and uncompressed textures. Compressing the whole directory would take over a day according to Microsoft and their infamous progress bar; Compactor gets it done in fifteen minutes.
After two years increasingly complex web apps will have made your hardware obsolete. Batteries can be swapped, bad web development at scale cannot be fixed.
There's Paramiko, but Python is still a huge liability in memory-constrained systems.
If 250 W (in the absolute worst case, a 100 V .jp grid) is not enough for travel purposes, I have no idea what will satisfy your requirements.
The last time I felt the same was when I accidentally found a Japanese Youtube channel that had tons of clips of konbini storefronts, a few seconds long each, most of them with zero views.
An Nvidia employee once told me that one of the easiest ways to squeeze out a few extra frames on your old machine is to rename the game executable to hl2.exe.
[1] https://www.kobo.com/kobo-writing-life/blog/our-commitment-t...