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by 112233 3y ago
Yeah, and the devices with embedded linux firmware also are pennies apiece. Not every linux installation is a banking mainframe, and not every ARM soc even gets those NANDs.
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by 112233 3y ago
I have not used Everything, is it aomething similar to SwiftSearch (bypasses fs and parses ntfs disk directly, so no indexing and instant results) ?
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by 112233 3y ago
> So what should be used as the icon for languages? For each language, show name of language in that language + name of language in currently selected language. Languages are hard.
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by 112233 3y ago
I do understand why someone would like ligatures, just not not the whatever it is that is imlemented now: - if a ligature looks just like a grapheme of another character, why not use that character? why the replacement is done at font level
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by 112233 3y ago
The reviews on the english version archive.org entry are a piece of art, memorial for the victims and something else altogether. Have not seen such reviews on anything else, not even close.
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by 112233 3y ago
Completely agree about the machines. Many mathematical results become more rigorous as a result of "can be done on this kind of machine" type of proofs. However, if the goal is getting rid of intuition, machines don't help! B
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by 112233 3y ago
Wow, you excavated an ocean to cover a puddle. how this: "something which follows rules, with no independent thinking or homunculus" can be easier to prove and reason than the initial rules? For example, what is simpler to reason
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by 112233 3y ago
> hanging out at the edge of your property Do you mean inside your property at its' edge?
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by 112233 3y ago
What you did just now is you constructed a family of independent hash functions. It is a terminology thing about those output collisions, and you provided one possible implementation.
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by 112233 3y ago
I wish they would merge pull request #547 or one of the other proposed overlayfs options, would make a lot of interesting use cases into (granted, complicated) one liners. As it is now, linux overlayfs is "by wizards, for wizards"
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by 112233 3y ago
It absolutely does rate limit logged in users. try scrolling any view (tag, explore) - you will hit a wall with a cooldown in hours to days. Not a rate limit, a full-on "not available"
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by 112233 3y ago
But is that not exactly how Instagram works already?
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by 112233 3y ago
https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2018/p13...
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by 112233 3y ago
Great comparision! as you can see on the linked page: https://storage.googleapis.com/avif-comparison/verification-... They are comparing production encoders of AVIF, JPEG and WEBP with the reference implementation of J
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by 112233 3y ago
it really is a different thing, because it supports progressive loading (you get lo-res animation initially, and then load up more details just like with non-animated progressive image) (unless this feature got trashed during the multi year
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Math Behind the Anemone(youtube.com)
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by 112233 3y ago
these all are excellent questions the undo tool could ask user.
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by 112233 3y ago
very nice workaround with zulip — it has official exporter (zulip-archive) that creates static html of all accessible streams (and with a trivial change all PMs too). Which makes reading/searching a local operation.
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by 112233 3y ago
Let's replace with food. Comparing eating soup with eating at a restaurant is meaningul because both are used to solve the same problem. Arguing that you can also eat soup at restaurant so these things are at different stack layers and
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by 112233 3y ago
I am not making a point about "HTML uses strings", but calling out the lack of separation between encoding and logical structure in the standart. Just for example, and sorry for mentioning it, but ASN.1 with its encoding rules pro
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by 112233 3y ago
It can be argued that constricting HTML using string manipulation is the right way, because HTML is defined in terms of strings. Alternatively, HTML standart leaves generation as an exercise to the reader.
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by 112233 3y ago
Please, where can i read more about this. I remember bricking OCZ drive by setting ATA password, as was fashionable to do back then, but 1% writes going to wrong sector - what are these drives, fake sd cards from aliexpress? Like, which man
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by 112233 3y ago
On a tangent: are there any data about nand data retention in low temperatures? Such as putting microsd in a freezer at -15°C ?
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by 112233 3y ago
Well, yes you can, and this move hopefully will relax whatever limits are on the AUv3 hosts now. You already have FabFilter, Klevgrand and many more, Modartt has anounced Pianoteq for iOS, so plugin situation is good (and prices are way low
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by 112233 3y ago
from bash cheatsheet: > Multi-line comments use :' to open and ' to close what kind of mockery is this? what about using comments for comments? have I been under a rock for too long? How is passing arguments to ":" bu
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by 112233 3y ago
This statement is true only if it is not possible to tell from the context if the noun refers to a specific/previously mentioned thing or not. It would be possible to measure the amount of information contained in these articles, Shann
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by 112233 4y ago
That is not at all what is implied by the "same as kernel modules" text in the bpf manpage. What the manpage says is, essentially, any reference to gpl_only stuff is similar to using EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL functions in modules, that &
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by 112233 4y ago
Thanks, but it did't help ... :) Suppose a person is writing software that works on linux as part of dayjob/hobby/large project/tutorial or something. And, wanting to use some eBPF produced by clang, that person comes to
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by 112233 4y ago
What is the licensing situation with eBPF now? Last time I looked (a long long time ago), BPF was ok, because of the "B", but eBPF was linux-only in such a way that loading eBPF program into kernel made your userspace program a de
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by 112233 4y ago
short loops made from single chunks, actually. since frequencies are in a limited band, signal must be infinite and repeating. That is the reason analysis usually multiplies signal by window function before FFT, to "fade out" disc

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