No clue what that means. I was thinking more along the lines of how there’s 3+ techniques for async functions. Or that there’s a handful of syntax implementations, versions, and supersets of the language. Or that there are many interpreters all with different standard libraries and quirks.

It’s an annoyingly flexible language.

Oh, and there’s at last 2 other ways to do it too.

Than*

Dulwich is decent. Has some good porcelain functions. But it’s organized kind of weird. I sort of recall it’s the only one that isn’t a wrapper on the git CLI?

Anyway, they all kind of suck in my experience.

Algorithms have become integral to our lives

😐

The Python docs are outstanding and I would definitely recommend giving that a try before moving to something perceived as more approachable.

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!standupcomedy@lemmy.world

She underlines that although there is some artistic interpretation in the face reconstruction, actual scientific data derived from the skull parts forms the basis.

Isn’t facial reconstruction from a skull almost entirely speculative?

That might be what I believed when I first started but it’s so far from the truth…

Man, must be rough to be an MS engineer and do work in public. Ignoring the financial aspect, can’t say I’ve never had a similar ticket and resolution.

In 2011, Japanese doctors reported the case of a young woman who was found in a forest one morning after an overdose stopped her heart the previous night; using advanced technology to circulate blood and oxygen through her body, the doctors were able to revive her more than six hours later, and she was able to walk out of the hospital after three weeks of care

What the fuck?

“So far, almost all studies of gut neurotransmitters were conducted in adult animals or human subjects, where a specific gut cell type called enterochromaffin cells produce neurotransmitters,” said Dr. Zeng. “However, we discovered that this isn’t the case in the newborn gut where most of the serotonin is made by bacteria that are more abundant in the neonatal gut.”

Had no idea serotonin has other uses. Watch, the gut be responsible for modern wide spread depression.

The “justice” system completely failing to address sexual and gendered violence doesn’t mean that violence didn’t happen

A flawed justice system is still immeasurably better than vigilantism.

Generally speaking, in reverse order of strength of argument:

• Linux is built a little more securely. There’s a ton of caveats here but it is generally harder to privilege escalate. (inb4 someone sends me a list of escalation attacks)
• The user base is generally more security conscious (i.e. doesn’t just run random executables)
• Doesn’t have the same attack surface (like default exploitable services)
• The ecosystem isn’t a monoculture so it’s harder to build one-size-fits-all malware
• The market share is so low that it’s rarely ever a target of malware

Mostly it just doesn’t make sense for attackers looking for low hanging fruit to attack Linux machines.

Laws of science halt Usain Bolt’s speed in Zero-G plane

I have no idea what they’re trying to say in this article. What questions were raised? Sounds like they’re just agreeing with the IDF report.

It also sounds like it could be someone that is a little anti-social or doesn’t fit in well and is trying to get a read on the situation. OP’s coworkers are a social group, OP is diverging from the group, and they’re just starting to recognize the situation.

Managing people is “something.”. It’s a skill. In an ideal meritocracy, managers would be good at managing.

What’s the difference? The people most deserving of power, success, and influence would be the most qualified to handle it.