DiThi

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by DiThi 9y ago
Maybe the rise of Krita has sparked some competition?
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by DiThi 9y ago
Another point of consideration is the memory. Sometimes a data set can't be easily split like workloads, if at all.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I think he means the signal is supposed to go the opposite direction. Just a funny mistake.
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by DiThi 9y ago
What are the units?
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by DiThi 9y ago
I misunderstood the context in your replies. We were kind of talking about different topics.
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by DiThi 9y ago
That would make much more difficult (if not impossible) to guess the internal state of all RNGs.
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by DiThi 9y ago
What if you're using several PRNGs XORed together and reseeded frequently?
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by DiThi 9y ago
But there IS a difference. You should correct me by saying "both use entropy sources but /dev/random blocks (or used to block) unnecessarily when the kernel considers there's not enough entropy". By your answers I d
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by DiThi 9y ago
Strong crypto RNGs use PRNGs but combines sources of entropy, environmental noise from devices such as the number of CPU cycles between user keystrokes. T̶h̶a̶t̶'̶s̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶d̶i̶f̶f̶e̶r̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ ̶b̶e̶t̶w̶e̶e̶n̶ ̶/̶d̶e̶v̶/̶r̶
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by DiThi 9y ago
They should ensure statistics are submitted per domain, in a way nobody can know the users of <my_name>.com are also using <kinky_site>.com
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by DiThi 9y ago
That's good to know, thanks. In many ways Nim resembles my ideal language that I wanted to make time ago. Rust is still above on my list, though. May give Nim a try if I get too frustrated with Rust.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Does it extend to C or to Nim itself? Rust macros extend to Rust, and as an input it can receive any valid tokens (the only condition being to have all opening and closing () {} [] match correctly). Rust procedural macros are one of the rea
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by DiThi 9y ago
It doesn't do diffs and it's no replacement for git, but complements it as one added layer of protection. It's kind of wasteful but my local-history is 100 mb big after some months. And you can tell it to auto purge anything
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by DiThi 9y ago
It's an atom addon called local-history. It seems there's a VS code addon of the same name with the same functionality.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I use stash all the time. That's not the problem. The worry is losing the whole repo because of hard disk failure.
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by DiThi 9y ago
My changes tend to be small, slow but profound. I think a lot on most problems I solve. In other areas of development it would probably be 6-8 hours. I get nervous because the hard disk can break at any moment, but it's unlikely enough
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by DiThi 9y ago
While I think he should have learn his lesson before, also I think it should show the list of files it would delete.
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by DiThi 9y ago
> but he hadn't committed for 3 months I get nervous when I haven't commited for 2-3 days. Since I don't want to commit broken code, I make a patch and send it somewhere for peace of mind. In addition to that I have an edi
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by DiThi 9y ago
> thus extra work for the buyer The soap water inlet can be a flexible tube that one can put inside the reservoir, then push a button and the exact amount of water is added (or some more and have it overflow to the drum). > maybe requ
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by DiThi 9y ago
I got this idea long ago but I couldn't think of a way of using this idea. Then I thought it was obvious and that it was not implemented for some non obvious reason I didn't know.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Bosch system is cheaper in comparison: You have to replace the cartridges (~$156) which can fire twice (so 78 per activation). With SawStop you have to buy both the break ($69) and the saw (15-100? depends on the saw). Prices taken from ama
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by DiThi 9y ago
The problem does go away because of how addressing works. If you read my other comment, the address is masked for fast and safe sandboxing. If you have a huge virtual address space, it's practically guaranteed you'll have a contig
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by DiThi 9y ago
> On Windows, decoded segment contains any of: '\' And on Japanese and Korean windows? It uses the yen symbol as path separator. Depending on how the path is read or interpreted, filtering the yen may be necessary. https:&#x2F
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by DiThi 9y ago
Then, if you cut out sugars completely you'll discover a new height of energy. Probably after a few days of withdrawal.
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by DiThi 9y ago
> it naturally occurs in fruit With fiber. The human body has evolved to receive fructose with fiber. When you give it fructose without fiber, it doesn't satiate and it's metabolized in a similar way to alcohol (except for the
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by DiThi 9y ago
Did those expressos and sodas have sugar?
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by DiThi 9y ago
I feel all the benefits the author mentions, not by giving up coffee, but giving up carbs during morning and afternoon, and having some light exercise every day.
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by DiThi 9y ago
It's much simpler and much faster to make a chunk of code completely isolated in user space by masking the addresses it reads/writes to. For example, masking with 0xFFFF is the same as doing modulo 16. Add another bit to the mask
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by DiThi 9y ago
To add to what it has been said, some asm.js based scripts (like games) need a relatively big (say, 128-256 mb) and aligned chunk of memory that is frequently not available on 32 bit machines even though there's a lot of free memory.
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by DiThi 9y ago
> or just that one company implemented a nice client? That is a huge deal. Having a de-facto reference client for all platforms with most of the features is very important. XMPP never had that. Google could have done it but they didn&#x2

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