07:43 <tankf33der> morning

07:43 <tankf33der> working

07:43 <tankf33der> https://git.envs.net/mpech/pil21/commit/c4d423ce9a393fba83e332f26af3c6c6a41ea872

07:44 <Regenaxer> Good morning tankf33der!

07:44 <Regenaxer> Cool!

07:44 <tankf33der> compilation failed

07:44 <tankf33der> https://pastebin.com/PZP3G853

07:45 <Regenaxer> hmm, attribute?

07:46 <Regenaxer> no idea

07:47 <tankf33der> on another works

07:48 <Regenaxer> Which system is this?

07:48 <tankf33der> ha.

07:48 <tankf33der> found new.

07:48 <tankf33der> iff llvm and clang have different versions it fails.

07:49 <Regenaxer> ah

07:49 <tankf33der> llvm9-clang8 - fail

07:49 <tankf33der> llvm9-clang9 - ok

07:49 <Regenaxer> Makes sense

07:49 <tankf33der> just for information.

07:50 <Regenaxer> yeah

19:36 <beneroth> [OT] need arguments against facebook app? here you go: https://thenextweb.com/apps/2019/11/12/facebook-camera-ios-iphone/

19:37 <beneroth> [OT] facebook app on iPhone secretly uses camera while the app is used

20:11 <Regenaxer> Yeah, saw that too

20:13 <Regenaxer> Not clear though if the camera is really on

20:13 <Regenaxer> https://www.heise.de/mac-and-i/meldung/Facebook-Ungewollte-Aktivierung-der-iPhone-Kamera-verunsichert-Nutzer-4584647.html

20:23 <beneroth> well, IF it is actually a bug.. then a very bad one, as it heavy drains the battery. and such a "bug" should just not happen on a "privacy sensible" app...

20:24 <Regenaxer> T

20:25 <beneroth> applying machine learning to video/photos of the face of the user while the user is scrolling/looking on an advertisement (or anything, really) in the facebook feed is a very plausible idea...

20:34 <beneroth> Regenaxer, let me applaud you once again for the lazy loading mechanism of database symbols

20:34 <Regenaxer> Thanks :)

20:35 <beneroth> I've lost hours today because the C# EF stack doesn't work that way... so a circular foreign key relation and the eager loading leads to classic stack overflow.. so stupid

20:35 <Regenaxer> I see

20:36 <beneroth> the core issue of EF is that it can only cache direct primary key lookups... it can't emulate/execute database queries, so all queries get handed through to the database in any case