Microsoft’s is even worse.
How hard is it to log in the user if the username and password were correct? If Microsoft can not figure out how to do this, why do other random websites work? Do those websites have some arcane knowledge being held away from Microsoft?
Also the bank:
Wtf are you doing m8? Why your password so fucking long? Keep it to max 6 characters, like a sane person.
As someone who went through university before AI, this is nothing new.
Software engineering is a 4 year title. In 3rd year, there were still people that couldn’t pass basic programming, which as you may guess is a 1st year subject.
People that have been studying software engineering for 3 years could not pass a subject where the most complicated assignment was filtering over an iterator. And I don’t mean implementing it, I mean literally doing my_list.get_iterator().filter(is_odd);. Where get_iterator and filter is already implemented.
Yeah. Npm definitively is safer than cargo /s.
Any non-retarded company would just verify that their dependencies are secure. And then self-host their own cargo repo to avoid supply chain attacks.
This is a company issue, not a language issue. And if it were a language issue, JavaScript would be worse anyway.
Well that’s most probably what happened.
GamersNexus’ report showed that their LG TV would hold onto logs and recordings until it could reach the server to send them.
If you block it from reaching the server, I guess they never delete.
The tax is not depending on where the data comes from. If the data is delivered to France, it is taxed. Moving the place where it is hosted solves nothing.
Otherwise, this would not tax American companies.
If they deleted the data you’d be calling it a murder instead of holding it hostage lol.
When I board a plane, I know that when the plane lands, I gotta take my luggage with me when I exit the plane.
When I stop paying for a VPS, I loose all access to that VPS. When I close an email account, I lose those emails.
When my subscription to private repos ends. I no longer have access to those private repos. Slow storage is pretty cheap. They can just move private repos from users that have stopped paying into long term storage, and free up precious nvme storage.
I don’t usually defend corporations. But this is a service you signed up for, knowing the conditions of the deal.
It’s like complaining that you’re obligated to return the keys to your hotel after the agreed upon date/time.
But can your “plants” make an image of my cat in studio ghibli style? Checkmate.
How is that a scam tactic? You got access to private repos for some amount of time. It is clear to any reasonable person that you would lose access after the pro version ends.
If you didn’t want your repos to be “held hostage”, just clone them before the subscription expires.
I benefitted from student GitHub pro too, and I used it knowing that the day would come where my free subscription would end and I’d lose access to it.
I thought musk already doxed himself less than a month ago when buying some Legos or something
Same. And it is the opposite of fun.
That’s inside the macro though. Whatever you parse inside the macro is defined by the creator of the macro. The macro invocation itself is defined by the rust language.
Rust allows you to use any bracket because it doesn’t know what the macro is supposed to do.
Some macros work like functions:
println!("Hello world");
Some macros work like array declarations:
let v = vec![1,2,3];
And some macros work like a code scope:
select!{
a => myfunc(),
b => my_other_func()
}
Since rust doesn’t know what your macro does, it just lets the user choose whatever the user sees more fitting for that specific macro invocation.
Funny that you put rust as the “uses parenthesis for function calls”. When in rust you can use any bracket for macro invocations:
let v1 = vec!(1,2,3);
let v2 = vec![1,2,3];
let v3 = vec!{1,2,3};
These are valid and have the exact same meaning.
They’ll still DoS the entire internet. It’s just that it will no longer be done by LLMs directly.
She’s a known sexist. Basically all her posts are like this.
I wish. Am European. I know one person that voluntarily uses their date and time formats. For reasons I will never comprehend.
Any formatter annotation just clutters the code though. Except maybe if it is file-wide.
I prefer that my editor formats it in a sensible way as I code. If there’s something I wanna do with a different formatting, I just do so. But the rest is formatted as I write it, instead of afterwards.
I wouldn’t say that vscode is awful. It’s not good though. Even while being the best.
To add: jetbrains IDEs are awful
Yeah, so better not do anything!
Keep fifa games at PEGI3 so parents that have no clue keep buying these games to their children.
I don’t get all the negativity in this thread. Some people complain that this does nothing because it’s just an advisory rating, and others complain because it should be the parents responsibility and not the government. Are you all out of your mind?
Consuming the excess energy is also good, even if it never goes back when production is low.
If a factory that makes H2 all the time is converted to one that only makes H2 when there is excess energy, you turned an energy consumer into a grid stabilizer which in addition creates other kinds of value. It would serve the same purpose as a battery.
Since it went from being an energy consumer, to an excess-energy consumer. Consuming excess energy is good for the system, and you reduced demand when there is little supply, which is very similar to just increasing supply when there is little (what a battery does).
This goes for basically any product (that is not the bottleneck of course). You just pay for storage of that product instead of energy storage. You also need more production capacity though. Which is expensive since a machine that stays idle is just “being wasted”.