If many different "states" are used for one big architecture, how are the boundaries between them managed?
Under one state, Terraform will spot issues here during `plan`, but with many states issues will only appear after `apply`.
Readit Newsde_keyboard commented on Terraform best practices for reliability at any scale substrate.tools/blog/terr... · Posted by u/holoway
Uber’s driverless vehicle killed someone jaywalking at night in another state. So you can’t say they’ve never killed anyone. Plus Teslas have killed their own occupants plenty of times.
Not disagreeing, but you might find it interesting to learn about the history of the term "jaywalking"
de_keyboard commented on Programming in Standard ML (2011) [pdf] cs.cmu.edu/~rwh/isml/book... · Posted by u/optbuild
Or Flix: https://flix.dev/
> Flix looks like Scala, but its type system is based on Hindley-Milner.
Ahh why?! Scala is FP larping as OOP. Great type system, poor syntax.
de_keyboard commented on Nostr – Decentralized social network nostr.com... · Posted by u/throwaway689236
> anonymity are not really dealt with
Why would you need to deal with anonymity?
Does Nostr have any mechanisms to ensure anonymity, or can the relay log everything?
Presently I use Bitwarden (with a selfhosted Vaultwarden backend) for this reason, and block the phone-home spyware the Bitwarden people ship in the client with DNS blackholing.
Happy to replace it if: a) there is an import path from Bitwarden and b) a good client for iOS that supports the native iOS password manager APIs. I expect further enshittification from Bitwarden in the future, and keep a close eye on new projects like this one as a result.
Managing a vault server sounds like a pain.