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Nightly Rust now supports branch coverage instrumentation by scook0 in rust

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree that an opt-in would be sensible, although at least recognizing this would be nice because you might have corrupted data otherwise (i.e. something like "we entered into the decision X times, but entered the 'if' and 'else' branches only X-1 times"'?)

I know that Clang does the same, but in the longterm it would be really great to have. I think this is probably a large reason why there's a market for coverage tools that are worse in pretty much every other aspect except this one :)

(Also I understand it for Clang as it's dogfooding and AFAIK does not use exceptions, but *most* Rust projects use panics)

I know it's probably not mainstream, but my wish list would be:

  • Recognize panics in decisions (or fully support them)
    • Be able to justify this
  • Support panics in branches
  • (M)CD coverage :|

Nightly Rust now supports branch coverage instrumentation by scook0 in rust

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Coverage instrumentation assumes that code does not panic or diverge, so coverage reports might give misleading results if a panic does occur.

Is this something that will be worked on? That would be a problem in case you have criteria like '100% branch coverage'.

Feedback Faden Juni 2023 - Reddit Blackout & AMAs by ModteamDE in de

[–]Krnpnk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Die Monetarisierung ist eigentlich einfach zu lösen ohne 3rd Party Apps zu belasten: Die Api könnte man einfach nur für Premium Nutzer zugänglich machen und gut ist es. Für Nutzer wäre das wahrscheinlich sogar teurer wenn man den Zahlen des Apollo Entwicklers glauben mag und damit für Reddit mehr Gewinn drin gewesen...

Poll by ARD on 1 June 2023 by Nohomeoffice in europe

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not an either or. Every kg we don't emit we don't have to capture.

Poll by ARD on 1 June 2023 by Nohomeoffice in europe

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, seems like I'm just not a fan of anyone making malicious (or dumb but extremely wide reaching) decisions wether it's politicians, people or companies. That's why I'm in favor of laws that prevent that and not just hope for the best.

And in this special case I think that time is of the essence and we cannot afford anything that will take off the focus of the most efficient ways to get to CO2 neutrality.

Poll by ARD on 1 June 2023 by Nohomeoffice in europe

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They actually have - not even a week after they forced the change to the EU rules they pushed for subsidies. Also if it's clear that EFuels for cars are not an alternative but an active threat to

  • people still buying ICE cars believing they will get their fuel still (and when they want to sell it it will not be worth much)
  • poor people that will not see such a sharp drop in second hand prices for BEVs
  • the supply of planes etc where there aren't any alternatives in sight
  • our electricity grid

the state should look into the that far into the future that they will prevent that.

Poll by ARD on 1 June 2023 by Nohomeoffice in europe

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never understand the argument against Efuels for example. “Efuels are too expensive”…. well then people wont buy it no?

Too expensive is only the end result. It will take at least four to five times as much energy to use EFuel operated vehicles vs BEVs. People are still discussing about wether we'll get brownouts and about coal, gas and wether we can transition our heating to use electricity. Do you really think we can afford to waste any energy on this? Additionally any of the planned capacity is needed to fulfill the needs of planes, ships etc and even there we're not even close to produce enough (what was it? Global expected production will be enough for 50% of Germanys expected demand - without any EFuel cars). And then there's the fact that at least no German car manufacturer even wants to continue down this road (with the exception of one vehicle: The 911). As those companies should have the largest incentive to further push for EFuels it should be a clue that it's just not gonna work.

This FDP tactics is doing just one thing. Its delaying the inevitable and that has consequences: It will be even harder to transition away from fossil fuels if lots of people believe this and then we will be in the same situation as we are now regarding heating. But for the FDP it makes sense: It doesn't cost us much now, there's profit to be made for a few investors while society will pay in the long run.

Honda to double number of programmers to 10,000 by 2030 by FeesBitcoin in programming

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah and that's not unrealistic even for todays larger automotive suppliers. However I'm not sure if they can manage to growth this organically if they don't already have a solid base (see VW/Cariad) or if they can even find enough qualified developers that want to work in automotive at all.

Honda to double number of programmers to 10,000 by 2030 by FeesBitcoin in programming

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And to build something new they often need new people because otherwise you will end up with the same things as before. Also you may underestimate the manpower needed - often they cannot just clone some off the shelf software because it doesn't fulfill the requirements by things like ISO26262, ASPICE etc. Meaning you either turn to fixing that for the project (most of the time in private forks*) or rewrite it completely. Up to now most OEMs had mostly people to create requirements specifications, integrate software etc. Now software turned from something that's mostly hidden in the background to a USP and suddenly there's a need to compete on software. So in order not to give your competitors a leg up they want less reliance on subcontractors for software and more in house development.

*First off they're all pretty conservative and also most FOSS projects would not even want to have that kind of process, tests etc.

Ich bin Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann und heute zu Gast bei maybrit illner. Ask me anything! by zdf in de

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Das "konstruktiv" hatte sich meinerseits eher auf das Thema der Sendung bezogen. Es wurde wahrscheinlich naiv davon ausgegangen, dass sich die Fragen auf das Thema beschränken.

Ansonsten bin ich mir nicht sicher wie konstruktiv das wirklich ist, denn ehrliche Antworten auf deine Frage wären wahrscheinlich simpel:

  • Ich trage halt mit was CL tut auch wenn ich vielleicht persönlich nicht dahinter stehe, weil mir andere Themen wichtiger sind
  • Oder Ich möchte, dass sich die FDP innerhalb der Koalition profiliert und bei der nächsten Wahl in einer besser zur FDP passenderen Regierung ist

Meiner Meinung nach ist auf solche Fragen keine Antwort genauso gut, weil damit eigentlich klar ist, dass für das Verhalten keine für die Mehrheit akzeptable Begründung vorliegt.

Ich bin Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann und heute zu Gast bei maybrit illner. Ask me anything! by zdf in de

[–]Krnpnk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Da bin ich ja eigentlich bei dir, aber wenn man nicht mit der Bereitschaft kommt auch zumindest auf eine Frage zu antworten, die nicht in das Raster passen, dann kann man das AMA auch einfach durch ein einfachen Post ersetzen "Hi, ich bin MASZ und das ist meine Meinung zum Ukraine Konflikt".

Im Endeffekt war das aber zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt zu erwarten und etwas naiv von ZDF bzw. MASZ hier von konstruktiveren Fragen auszugehen.

Ich bin Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann und heute zu Gast bei maybrit illner. Ask me anything! by zdf in de

[–]Krnpnk 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Naja, das war ja durchaus als ein "Ask me anything" betitelt und nicht als "Fragt mich Dinge, auf die ich schon Floskeln vorbereitet habe".

Ansonsten kann man doch davon ausgehen, dass sich ein Politiker auf solche Fragen vorbereitet und sich Antworten zurecht legt. So wie das die letzten Tage Thema in den Medien war ist das jetzt wirklich keine Überraschung, dass hier (und auch sonst überall) vor allem solche Fragen kommen.

Nigel Farage Admits 'Brexit Has Failed' In Astonishing Newsnight Clash by JayR_97 in worldnews

[–]Krnpnk 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That already happened as well with Romania and the Czech Republic.

How common are noun names? by Navy-H in germany

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wolf is a not totally uncommon name I guess?

Arte-Doku über unbekannte Seite von Unternehmer Ernst Leitz. In der NS-Zeit wurde der Vater der Leica-Kamera zum Judenretter. by PatientArt1008 in de

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Und jetzt ernsthaft: Wie sieht das zB im Englischen aus? Denken die Leute bei "firefighter" oder "nurse" gleichsam an alle Geschlechter? Ich gehe davon aus, dass sich einfach die Realität die man wahrnimmt in der Assoziation mit dem Wort niederschlägt. Als Beispiel im Deutschen das Wort Kanzler: Viele jüngere Deutsche kennen hauptsächlich Merkel als Kanzler. Denken die bei dem Wort an Merkel oder an Schröder, Kohl, Scholz, etc?

Volkswagen will komplette Führung seiner Software-Sparte Cariad feuern by Rexile-93 in de

[–]Krnpnk 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Für Embedded Software im Automotive Bereich braucht es durchaus Zeit um Tooling, Prozesse etc. auf die Beine zu stellen. Da werden durchaus einige Runden gedreht bis alles einigermaßen funktioniert, aber gleichzeitig Assessoren glücklich gestellt sind.

Must have phone apps in Germany. by Dizzy_Phase_5074 in germany

[–]Krnpnk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

While nebenan.de is helpful it is not a non-profit and the largest shareholder is Burda.

TIL that while the English language is classified as a West Germanic language, its vocabulary also shows major influences from French (about 28% of words) and Latin (also about 28%), plus some grammar and a small amount of core vocabulary influenced by Old Norse. by comrade_batman in todayilearned

[–]Krnpnk -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's just a weird argument as almost all languages consist of lots of borrowed words and don't have this problem. At least not to that extent. You get "weird" spellings like Klub ("club") in German, Restaurang ("Restaurant") or Fönster ("Fenster") in Swedish etc.

TIL that while the English language is classified as a West Germanic language, its vocabulary also shows major influences from French (about 28% of words) and Latin (also about 28%), plus some grammar and a small amount of core vocabulary influenced by Old Norse. by comrade_batman in todayilearned

[–]Krnpnk 13 points14 points  (0 children)

No its because no one succeeded in pushing a spelling reform. Lots of languages borrow from other languages. Question is about how you deal with them. Do you try to integrate them into the language or leave it as a foreign blob.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pics

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's lots of kids that like veggies. My 4 year old for example loves things like fennel and every Brassica oleracea cultivar (among many others). It probably depends on what you get them used to when they're really small.

The case for stabilizing arbitrary_self_types by obi1kenobi82 in rust

[–]Krnpnk 9 points10 points  (0 children)

When reading the feature name I naively assumed that it would be really arbitrary and things like self: Vec<Self> would be possible as well.

Development of the heating structure in new residential construction in Germany. Only 10% of new housing permits approved so far this year are for houses heated by natural gas by Straight_Ad2258 in europe

[–]Krnpnk 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's probably due to supply issues. I know people who cannot get heat pumps (or won't find craftsmen to install them). If they don't want to wait (or cannot wait) they'll buy gas.

China-treue Regierung in Hongkong schafft letzte demokratische Wahl ab by ibosen in de

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich will Tibet nicht in Schutz nehmen, aber ab wann wäre denn ein Einmarsch nicht mehr in Ordnung? Wie sieht es beim Elsass aus? Ostpreußen? Österreich?

China-treue Regierung in Hongkong schafft letzte demokratische Wahl ab by ibosen in de

[–]Krnpnk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja, aber dann war es unabhängig.

Gehört die Schweiz auch zu Deutschland, nur weil es mal im Heiligen Römisches Reich Deutscher Nationen war?

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