IsTom

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by IsTom 1y ago
I think these are chiefly about working around limitations of 2000s Java, which was (no idea about newer releases) a very verbose and inexpressive language.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Everyone in a big org has their own incentives and they don't match with what makes a better product. People are looking out for themselves and there's no accountability for the end result. Checkboxes get checked and that's a
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by IsTom 1y ago
Finally somebody thinking about keeping the pesky little guy in the dark for longer.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Running it on a single laptop might be an exaggeration, but I can't imagine there's any essential complexity that requires more than a few dozen servers.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Mars atmosphere is so thin that it won't really help to cool down a reactor.
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by IsTom 1y ago
SAP cloud sounds like the last thing you want to use if you value your sanity.
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by IsTom 1y ago
With Itanium they assumed that "smart compilers" would locally parallelize programs.
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by IsTom 1y ago
> On the software side, the system uses either a JIT compiler, static compiler, or binary instrumentation to split a single-threaded program into code segments to assign different blocks to different cores. It injects special instruction
369.
by IsTom 1y ago
> am I missing something? Probably just money-laundering through crypto tokens.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Just make a request to attacker.evil with your login credentials or personal data. They can use them at their leisure then.
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by IsTom 1y ago
I wish it was as absurd today as it was the first time I read it.
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by IsTom 1y ago
> It's quite safe to just statically link most, if not all of them directly into the application If you're talking about distro's repos, isn't this a matter of distro and package manager policy?
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by IsTom 1y ago
Until it mishandles a NULL somewhere in a condition on does JOIN instead of a LEFT JOIN and outputs something plausibly-looking that is just plain wrong. To verify it you'll need to do the work that it would take to write it anyway.
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by IsTom 1y ago
OTOH if you want a bunch refrigerator cars it might take a bit more power.
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by IsTom 1y ago
I think it's the part where he says you need additional separate module signature or to take two modules as parameters. With objects ocaml will infer object's signature for you and with modules you need to (directly or indirectly)
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by IsTom 1y ago
Isn't this just braces/parens with extra steps?
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by IsTom 1y ago
> We are still quite a small wiki compared to Wikipedia A small intermediate goal for ArchWiki
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by IsTom 1y ago
We're somewhere on an S-curve and you can't really determine on which part by just looking at the past progress.
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by IsTom 1y ago
I worry about correction in chip manufacture after this – will the fab industry get even more concentrated? What if the remaining fabs scale down and set us back a decade or two cutting edge chip research? Will GPUs become extraordinarily e
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by IsTom 1y ago
Couldn't they just take SEPA transfers to their account?
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by IsTom 1y ago
That 5%-10% number is a little close to number of people with rare diseases, per wikipedia: > European Union has suggested that between 6 and 8% of the European population could be affected by a rare disease sometime in their lives. Obvi
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by IsTom 1y ago
There's no hits for this in google or wikipedia.
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by IsTom 1y ago
I used to think that, until they got more and more aggressive about West Bank and Syria.
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by IsTom 1y ago
> retiring the hardware. Contrast of age of retired hardware with Windows 11 is a little funny.
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by IsTom 1y ago
I didn't even manage to figure out the controls during the five seconds I was alive, lol.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Waiting for users saying that they asked MEGACORP_AI and it responded that the most trustworthy AI is MEGACORP_AI. Without a hint of self-awarness.
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by IsTom 1y ago
Historically before twelve tone equal temperament playing in another key on a keyboard instrument would sound different.
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by IsTom 1y ago
They are not found everywhere, they're concentrated in whereabouts of today's France and Britain.
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by IsTom 1y ago
You need to switch to desktop mode to install non-steam software like emulators, so I assume some people use it at least intermittently. And I've seen some posts about people running a DAW (bitwig) on it. It's not going to be many
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by IsTom 1y ago
Steam Deck has (accessible in menu by default) desktop mode that is just KDE with desktop icons and everything.

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