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by 4ad 4y ago
And?
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by 4ad 4y ago
POSIX doesn't require shared libraries at all.
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by 4ad 4y ago
To be fair, Carmack wasn't ever a hero to me.
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by 4ad 4y ago
It's specific to ELF.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Good lord. I dislike cats, but this is vile. Totally lost any respect I had for Carmack.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Fortunately, Microsoft publishes symbols for the Windows kernel.
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by 4ad 4y ago
> without having to explicitly stop/restart running processes. With DTrace you not only don't have to restart processes, but you don't have to recompile them. ETW is glorified logging. Logging is useful, but dynamic trac
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by 4ad 4y ago
Yours doesn't even support the D language, which is the most useful part of DTrace. Also it lacks the most important property of DTrace -- safety. With DTrace you can't crash the machine. Unless I am misunderstanding something, yo
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by 4ad 4y ago
ETW is not similar at all to DTrace, a fact explained in the README of the linked repository. I am not privy to Microsoft's decision to port (and ship!) DTrace to Windows, but I would imagine its advantages compared to ETW had somethin
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by 4ad 4y ago
And yet, they are higher. Of course, not because CC fees, but regardless of the reason, as the price of virtually everything that isn't a staple is higher in the EU, the fact that lower CC fees make prices trivially lower in this parti
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by 4ad 4y ago
You are right that in practice it's a US/Canada thing, but it's available everywhere. Customers simply don't know about it, banks don't advertise it and if you try to take advantage of it it's very likely you&#
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by 4ad 4y ago
A rear camera could have its display in the rear view mirror, it doesn't need a display in the dashboard where it will be repurposed for everything else.
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by 4ad 4y ago
The best software stack is the one you are most familiar with. The likelihood of being negatively impacted by your choice of software stack in the beginning is practically zero. Of course, in the long run, this is reversed.
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by 4ad 4y ago
I hate virtually all notifications, and go out of my way to disable as many as I can. My devices are in permanent DnD mode. Only exception is for phone, some IM (not all), and some mail.
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by 4ad 4y ago
> you ask your skip-level manager to make you whole What does this mean?
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by 4ad 4y ago
Ah yes, Iran, where its citizens can just freely talk online about their government.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Sadly, as far as iranian horrific and senseless laws, I think this is pretty mild. I am more concerned about women and dissidents.
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by 4ad 4y ago
You can't be in ketosis if you drink coke. Period.
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by 4ad 4y ago
> I'm not sure if you meant emigration, but I've lived in 3 countries while single, and I never heard this being easier married. If you have partner who you are not married with, you can't bring them in whatever country yo
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by 4ad 4y ago
Then you have to pay more in taxes, having kids is more challenging, getting a mortgage becomes more expensive, immigration becomes impossible, and in some countries even travel becomes difficult.
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by 4ad 4y ago
This is what happens everywhere with any real airline. Wizzair and other low cost airlines are of couse bound by the same consumer protection laws, but they prey on their uneducated clientele who doesn't know their own rights so they d
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by 4ad 4y ago
LBRY is a distributed p2p platform. Nobody can censor anyone. Odysee is just a website frontend for LBRY. Of course, Odysee operators can choose who to show on their website.
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by 4ad 4y ago
The point of Docker is to run in development what you run in production. As long as you deploy on x86, the fact that the software can be compiled for ARM, is not that useful.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Yeah, I really hope they do release a laptop smaller than the 13-inch Air. My 12 inch Macbook was my favorite laptop ever. For comparison, the 11-inch iPad Pro with the Magic Keyboard is significantly heavier and bulkier than the 12-inch Ma
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by 4ad 4y ago
People read Gruber precisely for his subjective insight, not for objective reviews.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Not just that, but curved monitors are useless for any design work, like CAD, or even good old graphical design, and I suspect this monitor will be popular with those people.
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by 4ad 4y ago
That is excellent to hear! I really, really want a Linux workstation using Dell UP3218K. Sadly so few people have this monitor, and even fewer use Linux, that it's quite the financial gamble to know what actually works and what doesn&#
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by 4ad 4y ago
It didn't work a couple of years ago, at least in Linux, with the open source driver. I don't know what the situation is nowadays.
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by 4ad 4y ago
Excellent form factor with an unusable ppi. I lost all my faith in non-Apple companies being able to produce usable displays. I hate macOS, but I have no choice. The only alternative is Linux+UP3218K, but it requires Nvidia graphics (no-go
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by 4ad 4y ago
Lifetimes are viral in Rust because 1. you can't abstract over them, 2. affine types are viral by design, but generics themselves are anything but viral.

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