A fake sense of security by pretending that simple apps that don't expose low level interfaces and use wrapping libraries for all parts of networking need to be implemented by-design memory language, or for people who just like rust.
If your code touches sensitive stuff (eg. public networking) and needs to be low level, probably Rust (or another compiled memory safe language). Otherwise, just use C++.
Every DDR dish is superior
The hardest thing is reputability. Which is solved by getting a good IPv4 provider.
Assuming we're operating at legal level here, not at ethical level. Which is a factor everyone decides for themselves.
For that reason, there should be a sysadmin in every call, who can just reboot the offenders machine
Things "AI" is good for: Cheat (except much worse than doing it properly)
In my perception¹, ML differs from a brain by operating on words in form of tokens, while the human brain works by associating a concrete piece of information or thing with another, with the path in between being formed at some points, but crucially, being editable more or less easily and flexibly by retraining. And that's the points, humans learn on a fundamental level. Dropping the prod DB means that my brain will form a hard association between the action of writing 'drop database' and fear, which in turn triggers deeper thoughts about wth I'm doing. LLMs see "conflict at line 1, 12", and for some reason one possible path of tokens to generate can be a drop command. And as the underlying model data does not change, they don't learn.
On how living being's speech centres work, idk.
¹The perception of an acidhead. So don't trust me.
Though you can also have multiple remotes each containing a subset or superset of your current branches and commits. Which is fun.
Also, use set -euo pipefail (look at man set) in every script that's more than four lines. It would instantly fail and exit upon finding an unbound variable.
Why can't they just fuck?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.kde.social/post/3056681
It's with great honor, I inform you all that I've finally been Nicoled. I thought I was left out for a minute there
Apparently, Prism Launcher chose to adhere to the idiotic principle of the hidden "trashbin", .Trash-$(uid), invented by Ubuntu. Even though it's based on QT. This can't be disabled. It accumulated 139 GB of literal Trash, fully replaceable, over time. Just ... why? There's even an open issue about this, for over a year, referenced multiple times. I guess I have another point on my agenda.
Granny is highly advanced and has actually planted a photoperiodic plant, so it won't bloom outside but only in her growroom