CalChris

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I expect that that’s what Apple would have done if they had adopted ZFS, sensible defaults for the common user.
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by CalChris 3y ago
Wireless carriers are price differentiating between credit cards which cost them more to process and debit cards or ACH transactions which cost them less. This is a good thing. It will take you all of five minutes to change your autopay fro
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs is usually referred to as SICP.
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My 2015 Model S would lose badly in a quarter mile against a good cyclist if you included cold boot time. Worst bank robbery car ever.
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by CalChris 3y ago
If you have a slow instruction like a load from memory, you could try to execute following instructions that don’t depend on the load (out of order). But what do you do when you run into a conditional branch? Conditional branches are taken
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by CalChris 3y ago
However, Dell et al should absolutely make sure the major distros install on their machines. They could have had a customer. Never again.
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by CalChris 3y ago
You wouldn't 'execute' clangd. You would send it messages adhering to its Language Server Protocol [1]. The distinction between library API and server API is small. Moreover, Apple switched away from libclang-based tooling to
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by CalChris 3y ago
Says clang isn't a toolsmith’s compiler. Doesn't mention clangd . Hmmm. Even Apple switched from libclang to clangd . https://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/cfe-dev/2018-April/057668.h...
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This is a new version (v2) of their paper.
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If you want a fun story about a truly bad translation of the Iliad (and eventually the Odyssey ), read Edward Luttwak's story about Stephen Mitchell. https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v34/n04/edward-lutt
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The Homeric Question [1] generally centers on whether the Iliad and the Odyssey were written by primarily one person (Unitarian) or by different people (Analytic). Butler has another theory, that the Odyssey was written by one person,
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History of San Francisco's Shuttered Russian Consulate(sfgate.com)
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Ask HN: Where is the original Adobe Illustrator golfer.ps?
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Yes and evidently Hamilton would have disagreed except that he was dead.
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The original publications were signed Publius and the authorship of each is only statistically inferred. So maybe the LOC should only say that Alexander Hamilton probably wrote Federalist 1 .
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What is the current state of using emacs within VSCode? Is it just keybindings or is there something more like what vscode-neovim has?
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Deductive or BLUF - bottom line up front. Maybe this issue is obvious and so the only thing the reader needs to read is the first line. Deductive saves them time. Deductive also gives the reader something to think about while reading the re
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Hubris, Humility and Propolis are open source. Is anyone else using them?
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303 CREATIVE LLC ET AL. v. ELENIS ET AL
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The case wasn't about the editorial content of the cake but rather the sexuality of the imagined customer.
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It isn't you . It's an LLC engaging in trade. You get a bundle of rights with that LLC along with which come some regulated duties.
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Yeah, that’s gonna help with ad revenue.
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The 2023 case Sackett v. EPA II narrowing the Environmental Protection Act to not include wetlands was decided 5-4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sackett_v._Environmental_Prote...
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Congress passed the Clean Water Act which literally included "estuarine zones". The Supreme Court cynically said Congress hadn't meant wetlands with that synonym. So yeah, the Supreme Court or Alito, Roberts, Thomas, Gorsuch
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It wasn't the Great Depression that formed Keynes thinking; he was 45 when the GD started. Indeed the article the letter to the QI cites is from 1924, well predating the GD. It wasn't Bloomsbury either. Really, Keynes was just na
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The Ferengi are a monarchy led by the Grand Nagus.
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The actual paper. https://tianyin.github.io/pub/rust-kernel-ext.pdf
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I use VSCode NeoVim and clangd. This has gotten so good, although command mode took awhile, that I rarely need to use a terminal vim.
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Cray gets mentioned in the Reader 3 times, the simplicity quote, the pioneer quote and the timeline comparison with the Iliac-4 (p. 80). Waterman's thesis does actually give some credit: The CDC 6600 [95] and Cray-1 [82] ISAs, in m
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Transmeta Crusoe first interpreted x86, Linus Torvalds worked on the interpreter, and then JIT'd hotspots into a 128-bit wide VLIW. There's no way that VLIW could be confused with RISC. https://www.zdnet.com/articl

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