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A while ago, PEP 591 [1] made its way into the language. It introduced a "final" decorator / type annotation to indicate to mypy that a certain class shouldn't be subclassed, or a certain method shouldn't be overridden. At the bottom, there is the comment:

>A related feature to final classes would be Scala-style sealed classes, where a class is allowed to be inherited only by classes defined in the same module. Sealed classes seem most useful in combination with pattern matching, so it does not seem to justify the complexity in our case. This could be revisited in the future.

Has this been picked up? Replacing long if-elif blocks is only half the power of pattern matching. The other is to have exhaustiveness-checking by the static type checker.

I have pieces of code that would really benefit from this, and I was looking forward to migrating it to the new pattern matching feature. But I can't find any word on whether this is being revisited. That's disappointing.

[1] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0591/
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Reminds me of something that happened a few years ago to me.

Company was primarily using Java for the backend. The Application Security team decided to start scanning all our deployable JARs and WARs with a static analysis tool. Well, immediately the tool started complaining about our libraries. For example, the official Elasticsearch library, for the version of the database we used, had multiple System.out.println calls. Well those were all flagged and the static analysis tool deemed our code unacceptable. We needed to use a logger, not stdout. So we had to go and take it up with AppSec. And explain, no thats not our code. Yes, it does run in production. No we can't use a different library.

The whole thing was exactly as you put it, a kafkaesque nightmare where I'm being punished for something I don't understand by people who don't understand. An no-one can tell me why.
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> I'll add that another big problem I have with Excel is usually the lack of database support.

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> And that's it, as cities kept poping out everywhere, this never happened again.

I don't think this claim is supported by the article. There have been other cosmic air bursts, like the 1490 Ch'ing-yang event, which had a large number of casualties: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1490_Ch%27ing-yang_event
Poisson clumping.
When was the last time you stepped outside? The shops and restaurants are not empty anywhere in the country.
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there is only a shortage of people willing to go work for the same companies that shit on them when covid happened.
Just remember you can't escape from the Illuminati.
Imagine if a GUI programming benchmark had GUI specifications with reasonable UX? The 7GUIs designs are criminally bad, especially CRUD and Circle drawer.
An if-statement is essentially sugar for conditional jump which is sugar for compare then jump. Goto is a jump. It’s all sugar.
One guy to takes it upon himself to kill 50 people. Or a million people take it upon themselves to kill one guy and his family. From the perspective of someone who doesn't care about life, the first case is brave and the second case is cowardice. Sure. From the perspective of someone who does care about life, and doesn't want innocent people blown up by random assholes, the drone strike is justified... if done with 100% accuracy. This is in no way a justification of what happened last week, which was a war crime. But society has an obligation to defend itself against individuals who want to mass-murder and don't care about their own lives or others'.

Just wondering, are you defending suicide bombings?
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Wow that looks like exactly what I need. We recently moved to GHA and while it is nice in many ways, my main complaint is that unlike our previous (AWS CodeBuild/CodePipeline) setup, we can't just pay more to get more powerful instances to run CI.

Looking into setting up self-hosted runners has been on my todo list since the first day of using GHA; will definitely check out your service soon.
First, not every suicide is "for cause". Minority of them are.

Second, many living in fact do value self sacrifice.

Third, the "for cause" suicides are fairly often organized by living in the hope the living will get what they want. The one killing himself is agreeing to do it on behalf of other living. You may or may not disagree with cause, it does not really matter.
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I think in most cases the browser is far more relevant than the OS.
It really isn't, and Zocdoc solves this problem. Calling an office hardly takes 2 minutes; why wouldn't you shop around? By contrast your approach is "I've tried nothing and I'm all out of options".
How do you manage to learn several languages?
Cpython absolutely does, just not much of it (it has a peephole optimiser with a very small set of opts).
My personal take as someone who is about to start their first SaaS: I'll simply be flattered if someone deems my product worth copying.
> both parties lost: lmilcin had to quit

I think lmilcin won when he got to quit :-)

Was the right thing, I think (based on the info available here). There's an opportunity cost in staying and wasting years of ones life at such a place

(Note that GP wrote: "I was immediately shot down that the project will take huge amount of time and effort to complete and so is completely off the table" -- that was the stated reason for refusing it)
Alone the indentation makes the code clearer to read. Generally it seems to clean up the code quite a bit in comparison to the if-statements.

I would like to have seen some benchmarks for it, though, specially for things like the gaming loop, where, compared to the if-variant, the type of the event has to be checked for every case, since grouping is not possible.

This specific game loop is not adequate, since input events are rare, but if this were to be used with Scapy for example, it would really start to matter, like when iterating over raw socket events.
Yeah, that's a claim I made, out of ignorance.

It seems the chinese were lucky like the russians while the Bronze Age folks were not so lucky.

So I guess we should invest more in asteroid defense.
All implementation selection should be done with ifuncs. Sadly lots of programs still do it with just function pointers.
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Why does it need to be an app?
> A properly functioning brain takes suicide into account as a possible choice all the time.

This is 100% untrue. It is not normal to have suicide ideation. It is not normal to have to deal with those thoughts every day.
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I have no idea why I have been downvoted. There are many comments on HN recommending immigration to US, whereas people can remote work from Europe too. There are plenty of places where you can live well as English-speaking person. It does not have to be a capital of an EU state, there is plenty to choose from, esp. when working remotely.
this means you do a if check each loop, this is bad if you do some say image filter/effect where you work with big loops. end you get some nested if and break inside the code, is much more readable to just jump out.
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Wouldn’t have been very useful, there were not that many incompatible syntactic changes you could not ignore or paper over (string literals were the main issue until u”” was restored) and it would not have helped any with the semantic & api changes.
But it should just be:

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...
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It got some titles completely wrong too. For instance, “Open: an autobiography” by Andre Agassi was erroneously listed high in the title list as “139 comments,” however most of the comments are recommending various titles that start with “Open” many/mostly related to titles with “Open source” on the name— but the ML is attributing them all to the Agassi book..
There's also a price cap for how much suppliers are legally allowed to sell their energy for in the UK (set by ofgem). If the price of energy exceeds this value, every supplier will be selling energy at a loss till ofgem increases the cap.

To get around this, most suppliers purchase their energy a few months in advance, but the ones who haven't will be in trouble currently.
Here's another one, 1490 in China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1490_Ch%27ing-yang_event

And of course if the 2013 Chelyabinsk bolide had been just a bit larger, then the city would no longer exist. (Larger size = lower airburst, so even a modest increase in megatonnage can result in substantially more energy transferred to the ground).

And there are other recent city-killer-size impacts that are well-known but fortunately didn't have cities underneath them, such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campo_del_Cielo
Does that include don't ride dirtbikes?

I'm wondering how the risks compare in blasting through busy highways on a 650cc superbike vs dirt bike on a path vs a lightweight 125cc on 'burbs and rural back roads never going faster than 50 mph..

(I've been considering something like the Honda Grom or Monkey 125!)

Also, what experience would you recommend as an alternative?
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While I’m generally unhappy that Google never supervises its AI moderation systems, in this case it’s a criminal matter.

Our police and prosecution ought to be enough review on its own. If our own elected government fails to do something so simple, I say fix the government. I don’t want to be forced to rely on the goodwill of a for-profit company.
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Does that mean there were two airbursts and not just one in the same place 9000 years apart?

Not disputing that, but my interpretation would be that there was just one airburst that covered both cities.
The database included full names, passport numbers, arrival dates, and more.
Nothing in your post rings true to me in Denmark but even if it did it is not in any way comparable to the state the US is in.
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Yes. The queen doesn’t give orders, she just lays eggs. All the other ants decide individually what to do, based on what they can see and smell in the area. A colony without reproductives is still a colony, even if it is probably dying.

Ants recognize each other as friendly by smell, so the ants in the lower colony weren’t fighting each other. They were doing all the ordinary ant activities, just in a location that wasn’t great for the overall survivability of the whole colony (no food down there to bring back to the queen, for example).
I was going to say the same, but if you start to read other's code, you will need deal with it.

Buy I personally like it when I read other people's code and see something which I don't understand, which I've never seen, and then it turns out to be a feature which actually makes coding easier and more efficient. Then I think about all the places where I could have used that feature in my old code.
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> can the driver just put a photo of himself in front of the camera and score total bonus for being always on attention. Or (using the Moscow street surveillance contractor recipe) if the system is smart to not be fooled by a photo -

Only if you know what the AI cam sees, if it's like a blackbox to you then I doubt there's way that you could do to fool it.
Afaik, by all I read, Hitler was completely genuine in his anti-semitism. And also, the explanation of nazism as being caused by unique levels of child abuse in rural Germany would be novel one.
Doesn't the author demonstrate that this is exactly the opposite, by making lazy students not lazy simply by taking their needs into account?
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> The underlying uneasiness of people fighting this kind of technology is that it is technology that gives more power to a government, and that power can be then used against you if the government gets corrupted one way or another : if a wannabe dictators gets to power and destroy democratic power balance, or fascists gets to power, etc...

If that happens, everyone is screwed anyways, what difference does it make if your passport has a machine readable chip?! All governments in developed countries know all of their citizens. Making that knowledge and verification more easily usable in specific scenarios ( like verifying your identity online for government services or at airports) doesn't change anything with regards to what the government knows or has. In both the scenarios, even with paper forms/manual checks, they still know who you are (when were you born, how much taxes you pay, parents, address, etc.) and what you did in that precise moment ( passed through airport or filled taxes online).

IMHO refusing technological progress that makes lives easier for almost everyone on unfounded fears is wrong. Discussions should be had about how to do that progress in the best/most secure way possible, but refusing it outright? It's just being a luddite for the sake of it.
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The main quality of Gemini is that it is easy to understand and implement thus allowing normal developers to create clients and servers from scratch with minimal fuss.

You can actually keep the whole spec in your head which is no longer something anyone can do with the Web stack. What goes on inside a WebView? There is no single person that can reimplement all of that alone anymore, it is too big, too complex. Meanwhile Gemini is so simple that people like me can craft a simple browser in a couple hours.
Is it possible the burst was even larger, perhaps so far as to be a cause precipitating the Bronze Age collapse? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Bronze_Age_collapse

Lots of close by civilizations had a rapid decline during the same timeframe.
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You missed the point, methanol/ethanol and sometimes pyridine mixtures are commonplace although less so in many jurisdictions nowadays. Not only are people tempted to drink these mixtures they in fact deliberately do for their intoxicating effects - even though they know the stuff is poisonous (even conspicuous warning labels on the bottles marked 'POISON' don't stop them). In one very hot town I know the local store kept bottles of the stuff in the refrigerator for the local 'metho' drinkers - no, this isn't an exaggeration!

Whilst many of these formulations were deliberately introduced to denature ethanol so that it could be sold without having duty added, overall they've had a serious delitarious effect in that the negative outcomes from a public health perspective were much, much worse than various governments losing a few dollars in excise duty. After about a century or more, more enlightened regimes have come to the conclusion that if nothing else it's cheaper not to poison citizens who insist in imbibing the poison and they've now swapped out the methanol, etc. for Bitrex/denatonium as a non-toxic denaturant alternative.

I don't know where you live but where I do the methanaion of ethanol was commonplace until recent years. Moreover, toxic pyridine was added to make the mixture stink and yet people still drank it. Although never having been tempted myself, even I'm happy the methanol has gone as I regularly use many litres of ethanol as a cleaning agent. Before the methanol was removed I had to use the less dangerous isopropyl alcohol (propan-2-ol) for safety which was much more expensive.

The fact that methanol/ethanol mixtures were (and are) so commonplace and the fact that they've been around for so long - and that trade between jurisdictions with different poison standards is common - we cannot assume any nonfood ethanol (or ethanol as solvent, i.e.: in shellac) is pure or that the only 'additive' is water unless marked BP/pharmaceutical/lab grade, etc. Essentially, the longstanding practice of mixing these two alcohols for industrial use hasn't entirely been forgotten and that habit/old practice lingers. We've seen evidence of this recently when temporary ethanol shortages led to unscrupulous suppliers substituting methanol in hand sanitizers and the CDC having to take action.
We should. I've seen an analysis which concluded that your chances of dying in a meteor impact are about the same as your chances of dying in a car crash -- eg., really quite high. This doesn't sound right, because at as an individual, you're obviously far more likely to die in a car crash -- it's extremely unlikely that you'll personally die from a meteor impact. However in the very rare event that you are killed by an impact, then there's a very high probability that anywhere from tens of thousands to tens of millions will also be killed by the same event. So overall the numbers roughly balance out, and are high enough to be worth taking seriously.

Fortunately there are groups that are doing just that: https://b612foundation.org/