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Do not say the name of You-Know-Who in the public!

Cui bono?

It is so slow:

  $ sudo wc -l /var/log/syslog
  4982 /var/log/syslog
  
  $ sudo cat /var/log/syslog | bash -c "time gonzo"
  
  real    6m13,359s
  user    6m42,317s
  sys     0m28,946s

Six minutes on my virtual machine for 5 thousand lines.

Still no keyboard with a TrackPoint?

Where is the official source repository for the OS? Can just find the outdated and non-functional Google repository.

It is not sufficient to crawl the API. The client also needs to know how to display the forms, which collect the data for the links presented by the API. If you want to crawl the API you also have the crawl the whole client GUI.

Where does the data go?

The program isn't particularly helpful for me because my workflow doesn't map out at all. First, we collect sights that we (the group!) want to see. Then everyone prioritizes what is more and less important to them. Then we check what discounts there are on public transport and which tourist tickets are available. This creates constraints as to what we might have to do on the same day. Then we sort the sights on the map. This creates further constraints as to what we have to do on the same day. And then we try to reconcile all of these constraints and interests by spreading the sights out over the days. I have no idea how I could do that with your program.

When I read "Avoid inheritance" in a text about Go, I can't help but get the impression that the text also comes from Claude.

Is GeoLite2 reliable?

https://github.com/rybbit-io/rybbit/blob/master/server/GeoLi...

I like this favicon:

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Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25083315

I am wondering what this statement actually means:

> The reverse predicate from this section should not be used in practice - most Prolog implementations actually provide a built-in version which is a lot more performant than our implementation.

I think it can be read as: If you care about speed do not use Prolog, instead write a "built-in" solution.

I can not find an Emacs mode. Does anybody know one?

Then it might be a misnomber. Calling it "stack" instead of "list" might be better.

Exceptions are easier for the programmer. The programmer has to write less and they clutter the code less. But exceptions require stack traces. An exception without a stack trace is useless. The problem with stack traces is: they are hard to read for non-programmers.

On the other side Go's errors are more work for the programmer and they clutter the code. But if you consequently wrap errors in Go, you do not need stack traces any more. And the advantage of wrapped errors with descriptive error messages is: they are much easier to read for non-programmers.

If you want to please the dev-team: use exceptions and stack traces. If you want to please the op-team: use wrapped errors with descriptive messages.

I like this:

> A great standard library is a cornerstone of your PL success.

Try Droid48 on your phone. It works for me after I cracked a number key of my HP48GX.

Someone reinvented tramp-mode.

If it is a distributed computer: how to prevent crypto mining?

If it is truly following Stanislaw Lem's ideas it will be quite frustrating, because no player will be able to succeed.

I do not understand this one:

{def PAIR {lambda {:a :b :c} {:c :a :b}}}

What is :c if called with two arguments? And what is its application?

Is there an Emacs keymap?

How to implement a left join in Route53?

Searching for "iptables" returns first:

> Arm says it wants all Snapdragon X Elite laptops destroyed

Not so useful.

> macro systems like those in C, C++, and Rust

Suggesting that the macros of C and Rust may be the same is an insane failure.

BTW: meta-programming means "code which generates code" and not "code which runs earlier than other code".

iPXE can already boot from a web server: https://ipxe.org/

You are talking about refurbished hardware.

The cheapest HP desktop in Germany costs more than 500€: https://www.hp.com/de-de/shop/list.aspx?fc_form_mini=1&fc_fo...

I am just saying that opening an unpredictable amount of ports is a problem for every firewall admin.

If you solve the problem in the database you may bypass restrictions implemented in the server.