I.e., you didn't create the @claymore username for the bit a few hours ago. You're legit @claymore.
The Party is conducting house raids. You are an undesirable and have X days prep. Where do you hide?
"Could you please rebase over main first?"
What kind of type signature would prove the first block of any directory in an ext4 filesystem image isn’t a hole?
I don't know if the type system proves it's not a hole, but the type system certainly seems to force consumers to contend with the possibility by surfacing the outcomes at the type system level. That's what the Either is doing in the example's return type, is it not?
fn get_or_create_inode(
&self,
ino: Ino
) -> Result<Either<ARef<Inode<T>>, inode::New<T>>>
My garage is huge compared to my house. It has 2 cars, a laundry, and all of the stuff I don’t use every day.
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You get all the stuff into the same size house
Sounds like the problem is all the stuff.
The whole point of federation is that there is no "most active" one. The servers all federate with each other. I don't have to be on lemmy.world to see its posts. The show up just fine in the All tab on my instance.
Just to clarify…is /showerthoughts just a place to post an opinion?
The Lemmy mobile app is excellent. I never feel a need to download an app to browse on mobile.
They need massive amounts of data. There is simply no way to manually curate data on that scale, short of hiring like a million people. It’s very likely that they do use some sort of automated filtering to curate the data though.
If we can throw tens of millions of soldiers into meat grinders for wars, then I think hiring a few million people to curate data is table stakes by comparison.
aspensmonster
joined 3 years ago
Dedicate no more than two or three replies unless you're absolutely sure that the person is engaging in good faith. The single biggest tip-off that they are not is that they do not engage with the core of your case, and instead do any number of other things: (1) snipe at edge cases or other minutea (2) change the subject (3) move the goalposts (4) etc.