i think its quite interesting the amount of people ive seen ask about blobs in relation to spaces. especially how its often in a "how can they even be permissioned at all" kinda way? i feel like permissioned access to blobs is just a natural thing together with permissioned access to records
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nerdy autistic 🏳️⚧️bian girl ask me about languages or code and i will not shut up. is she a catgirl or puppygirl will we ever know? is she maybe both somehow? 19 and a horny slut almost daily so horny posting happens be warned. MDNI she/they/it
hmm skimming through lists of nightly rust features i cant find anything for being able to change the definition of a type depending on a const generic param? does anyone know if thats being talked about by anyone? :3 could be emulated with like. dynamic dispatch and stuffs. but would be nice still
some of these questions are a bit "so you have low self esteem dont you?" but uh yea that feels about right tbh :3
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fuck you. i really cant think of any satisfactory solution that doesnt at the very least required min_specialization :< or well theres one. and it emulates the Fn trait hierarchy ... idk if i really like that solution thoooo
im gonna hate myself so much for this at some point probably
a train down to the vaults? northland bank really is just gringotts: genshin edition huh
when the kitty walks so heavily you almost think someones at the door knocking when she walks down the stairs
did you know that digital privacy and keeping personal information safe is good actually? citizens-initiative.europa.eu/initiatives/...
Initiative detail | European Citizens' Initiative
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omg ... i feel a bit stupid. ive always thought the rust terminology of "moving out of something" was a bit silly and overly confusing. "im not moving*out* of it im moving *it*". i just realised ... its "move out of {var}" as in move the value out of the variable ...
this was made even more annoying by what i think is one of the stupidest networking issues ive had in a while. im not 100% on this being what happened but from what i can tell. when i start up my vm host it auto starts a bunch of VMs which seems to make the router a bit overwhelmed, which seems to
bwa finally arsed myself together to fix my homelab so PDS back onlineee
when things keep happening that remind you how much you thought you were getting over it but you really arent and youre still fucking sad as hell
this is why i spend months driving myself crazy over internal API design ... still better than shitting out something half broken
a good product can only be built by someone who obsesses over details; there is no high-level interface to quality
i think its amazing that the tranquil pds posts get likes from people with bios both like "PhD candidate, computational biology" and also "cute boobs". its beautiful here
allocator stabilisation FCP passed. we're getting stable allocators in rust 1.100. we've never been so back github.com/rust-lang/ru...
alloc: stabilise `Allocator` by nia-e · Pull Request #156882 · rust-lang/rust
View all comments See the current proposed stabilisation report for up-to-date information on the proposed stable API. outdated former status Stabilise a bare-minimum (dyn-incompatible, but cou...
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every time i drink water from a tap in a house closer to copenhagen im reminded how much worse their water is
sidenote it feels nice but also kinda weird that i can fully understand that advisory description. like writing that one assignment on cryptography and kyber specifically had me learn so so much it was awesome but why the hell do i know these things now. im stupid im not supposed to know things !!
speaking of: this is ... real bad. FO being broken in kyber is a really really bad vuln to have xD