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Complicated static configs are out; Scripts as configs (like Neovim) are in. Both of these examples seem like they would be better fit with Lua-based configs. Scripts as configs give incredible amounts of power to the user without the progr
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The kernel is forced to zero memory that is allocated with mmap. This is very expensive and it is better to use sbrk and re-use allocated memory when possible. As such, the glibc malloc uses a sliding threshold to ensure that large long-liv
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JSLinux [0] can run a whole Alpine Linux distribution with a x window server and a built in browser. We are already past the days of browsers within operating systems within browsers. [0]: https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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That is very interesting. I wonder if it only shows up for some people. You posted your comment two minutes ago, and yet when I go to the page, the timer does not show up anywhere. Useful information: I am not signed into Google and am runn
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Couldn't the T2 chip (or other Apple security chips) do similar things?
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> It is a lot more similar to JS than C++ is. That is strange as I have experienced the opposite. I've written all three languages and I've noticed that JS patterns don't translate well to Rust. Many C++ patterns translate
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https://web.archive.org/web/20221003174330/https://www.bloom...
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Start with the Rust book. Then "Rust for Rustaceans" by John Gjengset is a fantastic resource to learn about more than just the basics. He posts hour long videos on his youtube where he explains the concepts that he mentions in hi
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I use side projects as learning exercises and RISC-V assembly is something I am interested in learning. (Running an emulator is not as cool). I have no particular side projects in mind, but if this does get support, I'll probably buy o
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Does this include products like Word Online? Because that product is awful. The visual bugs are annoying and the document-syncing with multiple editing people feels like 2005. As of last year, it couldn't even render a .docx file prope
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I've seen this pattern before and think it is very interesting. It has the benefit that the people able to contribute get the game for free and the people who cannot contribute have to pay. On the other hand, it is very programmer-elit
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Does anyone have any insight into why Microsoft thought this was necessary? Minecraft has been server-moderated for years now and has been wildly successful. I've never heard of any hate groups or even hateful servers (I'm sure th
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https://blog.cloudflare.com/kiwifarms-blocked/ The cloudflare blog is a better resource on this topic.
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> The plant's once-through cooling system (OTC) draws water from the Pacific Ocean to condense steam driving its turbines [0] Wikipedia seems to say that Diablo canyon is cooled by salt water, not fresh water. The Wikipedia page als
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While this project might focus on the “easy” definition of portable, I’ve never seen this done before. This post was both interesting and informative. I don’t think you comparing your (unlinked and unnamed) kernel to this is very constructi
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Is an upgraded speaker kit on the roadmap? I don't know what would be involved, but I am just unimpressed with the speakers as they currently stand. Loving everything else about the laptop and I use it as my daily driver.
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If our habitable temperature was cooler or hotter, we would use different materials to best reflect that environment. I’m not so sure it is luck
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What’s the difference between this and something like Stack Exchange or Quora? It seems pretty similar in both scope and execution.
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It surprises me that the author didn’t mention Lua. More than just being a beautiful and simple language, it has been used for config-as-code in a variety of applications for years.
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> Some of the existing tools, such as homomorphic encryption or secure enclaves have performance unsuited to scalable encrypted search, require proprietary hardware, or have uncertain security properties. I don't think this is exact
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> This can be implemented with any Database, even with current MongoDBs Is it really all client side? How could they do things like substring matching without sending the entire index back and forth to the client? The graphic seems to sh
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I’ve had a pretty good experience with Route53 on AWS. However, as with all things on the AWS console, it is very configurable and thus can be a bit confusing and over complicated. I’d be interested in hearing about other smaller services t
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The problem isn't that they blocked the trades but rather the lack of transparency surrounding it. Robinhood took multiple days to put out a comprehensive explanation of the event. They have a user-alert system. They easily could have
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Friday Facts #369 – To the Moon
(factorio.com)
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That's amusing. Firefox 97.0 (on my machine) has a score of 97 as well.
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As per [1]: > “We worked closely with Valve and the Xbox Cloud Gaming team to bring support for Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate through Microsoft Edge Beta for the Steam Deck,” says Missy Quarry, a community manager
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Not really. It is harder for most programmers to read (a>>1) than the simpler (a/2) and in most modern programming languages the compiler will notice the division by a power of two and compile to bit shift operations in both case
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Heads up to anyone who is running into the right click issue on Ubuntu relating to the framework laptop (right click acts a bit funky), I added the following lines to /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/40-libinput.conf Sect
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I run the framework with a i7-1165G7 and Ubuntu+i3wm. I have had this laptop for ~3 weeks now. Battery life for me is running around 5-8 hours with full brightness, music streaming, and somewhat active use. It isn't fantastic but it is
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I keep seeing this a Tesla vs. Ford qualitative comparison, so here is a more quantitative comparison: Ford's 2020 Q4 report [0] indicates a sales rate of ~2M cars / yr. The entire Ford truck brand sold around 1.1 M trucks [0] tha
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