Karliss

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by Karliss 6y ago
If Apple didn't want scan every binary submitted for notarization then they didn't need to introduce the notarization. They already had the means to revoke malicious binaries after-the-fact by revoking the corresponding developer
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by Karliss 6y ago
No compiler in Python. In combination with features like varargs, kwargs, unpacking dictionary into args, argument forwarding Python allows you to turn this into bugs.
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by Karliss 6y ago
Currently on Gnome+Wayland in a multi display setup that have different fractional scaling factors for each monitor. Usually 1:1:1.5 but I also tried 1:1.25:1.75 for the 1080p,1440p and 4K. Gnome programs work perfectly. Qt looks good when
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by Karliss 6y ago
There is a difference between commercial corporation creating a game with purpose of making money for shareholders and non-profit organization with elected president created by people doing an existing sport.
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by Karliss 6y ago
I have used Graphviz that way. It wasn't too bad. The most annoying part was inconsistency in input and output units. Some properties expect values in pixels, some are in inches, and dpi for input and output are different with only one
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by Karliss 6y ago
Yes and it is working badly. Ecosystem is fragmented. Phone manufacturers are struggling to keep up. Phone support gets dropped quickly, code written by manufacturers for specific phones gets thrown out. Open source fork maintainers need t
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by Karliss 6y ago
Open source developers can keep working on the last published version but what happens after 12 months? Try to resolve 12 months worth of merge conflicts, hard fork and stop taking any further improvements from qt company, stop making any c
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by Karliss 6y ago
Someone posted this https://macieira.org/~thiago/qt-stats/current/ in one of previous discussions. Commits from extrnal contributors are between 15-40% .
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by Karliss 6y ago
Dropping packets when there is an otherwise working connection could potentially make the delay even worse depending on timeout or retry strategy used by Apple code. I assume that in the fast case without network connection it checks the ne
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by Karliss 7y ago
This was probably posted as related to recent discussion of Riot Games’ anti-cheat running at ring-0.
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by Karliss 7y ago
I would say it's 2 full size USB ports and 1 HDMI.
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by Karliss 7y ago
I am currently running Gnome in wayland and multiple displays with different fractional scaling settings, it works fine. On the other hand in Xorg I can't set different scaling factor for each monitor (at least gnome doesn't allow
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by Karliss 7y ago
I was going to suggest that shells should allow specifying the input redirect before the command, but it turned out that "<input command" in bash already works. Anyone knows about other shells?
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by Karliss 7y ago
Isn't training against subset of data and then validating against rest a common practice? It wouldn't detect all the mislabeling but should detect some indicating that manual inspection is required, assuming error isn't very
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by Karliss 7y ago
There is reason AST is called abstract syntax tree not just syntax tree. Many syntax details like parentheses or choice between alternative syntax forms are there only to avoid syntactic ambiguity, improve readability or historical reasons
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by Karliss 7y ago
Example for skipping return keyword in case of early return is just wrong. It can be made to work if you have if x > 0 { x } else { x + 1 } but then it isn't early return anymore.
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by Karliss 7y ago
You are not allowed to dereference a null pointer no matter how you use it even if you later convert it back to address.
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by Karliss 7y ago
By itself it is just stupid. Standard defines "EqualityComparable" property and which parts of STL require it to be satisfied. There even some places where it notes that EqualityComparable property isn't required. It is much
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by Karliss 7y ago
It is a loader for loading ME modules in an emulated environment not for loading new ME modules into existing Intel system. It could be used for debugging and dynamic analysis of existing ME module code. Other use would be developing explo
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by Karliss 7y ago
Where does it say that free extensions are not allowed?
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The Qt Marketplace(qt.io)
99 points by Karliss 7y ago|48 comments
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by Karliss 7y ago
Somewhat opposite direction is languages features that increase the need for more debugging tools. As c++ is getting more and more features for compile time code evaluation it raises need for debugging them. One language that gets it right
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by Karliss 7y ago
3970x almost halves the LLVM compilation time compared to 2990wx using the same core count. I would call that more than incremental performance gain.
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by Karliss 7y ago
Here is a recent research that does haze removal and other image decomposition http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~vision/DoubleDIP/
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by Karliss 7y ago
Library can't provide backwards compatibility or even any compatibility if newer version of compiler decides to change the layout for a structure or an enum thus breaking ABI for everything including parts of library that didn't c
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by Karliss 7y ago
Shader compilers are pretty bad an result depends on browser and driver. There is plenty of platform differences when accessing uninitialized memory, using more complicated constructs like structures, performing math operation with undefin
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by Karliss 7y ago
There is SafeStack https://clang.llvm.org/docs/SafeStack.html which splits stack in to two parts.
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by Karliss 7y ago
One more interesting example of XML based GUI system that avoids most of the problems listed above is HaxeUI. The same way as Qt it solves them using compile time code generation. Accessing objects from code is not a problem due to compile
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by Karliss 7y ago
There is also "@param p price". How about not giving argument single letter name so that you don't have to explain it in comment.
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by Karliss 7y ago
Single person game developers who don't want to hire an artist?

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