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LarsKrimi
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LarsKrimi
8mo ago
There are many useful functions too. Like "memfrob" and "strfry". I hope the Zig libc makes those available too Just joking of course. Those are sadly only in glibc.. :)
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LarsKrimi
8mo ago
Oberon 07?
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9mo ago
Which AI provider was used?
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9mo ago
Probably because YouTube allows purchases of various stuff. A phishing link could likely easily be made to look exactly like YouTube This is a common pattern to see today. Lots of examples that maintain the same CTA design (don't leave
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LarsKrimi
9mo ago
Ehh nothx. I like my slop human powered
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9mo ago
That is a cultural thing, and one of the first things you learn to handle when working tightly together with Indians as an outsider. I can't remember all the techniques but a simple trick is to ask them to repeat their understanding ba
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9mo ago
I liked the core challenge. Finding the balance of ALU and VALU, but I think that the problem with the load bandwidth could lead to problems Like optimizing for people who assume the start indices always will be zero. I am close to 100% sur
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9mo ago
Is this stuff written by an AI? The documentation still refers to PCIEM_EVENT_MMIO_READ but it's never referenced in the code on the main branch I'll admit that I asked for a simple compilable example illustrating something simple
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9mo ago
Hi, thanks. That's almost it. The remaining problem is just how to tie it together (where do I put the handle_mmio_read pointer or which event should it be handled in?) PCIEM_EVENT_MMIO_READ is defined but not used anywhere in the code
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9mo ago
Latching on to this thread, but can you make as simple as possible of an example? Something like just a single BAR with a register that printfs whatever is written
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9mo ago
What does the Chinese civil War have to do with this? China (PRC) wants to be one with China (RoC)
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9mo ago
> Judge Michael Watson in US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio A US judge.. Oh no. Prepare for tarriffs and invasion Anna! It sounds like it's just metadata they scraped anyway?
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9mo ago
> Denmark's position is that they should own it just because No that is the American position
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9mo ago
> but few perpetrated these crimes so recently Oh my sweet summer child
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9mo ago
Because there's absolutely no infrastructure where noone lives. For good reason The mineral dream is a dream for a reason. Americans have tried. The Chinese have tried. The Danes have tried. None have made a profit, and none have kept
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9mo ago
- The only way minerals there will be mined profitably is by someone strongarming and displacing any local population, disregarding all environmental protection rules and destroying large swathes of land - They either mine the minerals resp
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9mo ago
People who are not addicted must feel joy somehow. Seasoned alcoholics are not unaware that the effects are messing with their pleasure centres To me it sounds less like substitution and more of a recalibration to normal levels. Where the b
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9mo ago
Very interesting. She basically described my situation 100%. Sounds like I'll be talking to my doc ASAP The interesting part is that abstinence might work for some but without removing the pleasure association it is doomed for some tha
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9mo ago
You think that he's afraid of going to prison only? Oh noo, house arrest in Mar-A-Lago for x amount of years due to "bad health". I think the man is severely and uncurably addicted. Got his ultimate high and will do anything
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9mo ago
You really believe he will be out in three years? There's only one way he'll be out, and voting will not be part of that
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10mo ago
Just to save people from wasting their time reading this drivel: ` If this approach seems fringe, things get much further afield with language-specific unikernels like MirageOS that deeply embed a particular language runtime. On the one han
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10mo ago
Sure. And Elon is the 19th best Diablo 4 player in the world Can these numbers in any way be verified?
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10mo ago
You are optimizing for people (or bots) who use LinkedIn in that case The only reason I would use it for any kind of similar purpose would be to check network overlap. A profile picture would only signal that it is an old picture or from so
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10mo ago
> protection From who?
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10mo ago
> Most white box appliance makers use zephyr Most? Like who? Looking at Zephyr's member page it's just chip vendors
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10mo ago
Zephyr is a baby project. From the embedded devs I know they have only started seriously considering Zephyr in the last 2-3 years for commercial projects. And you may call it inertia sure, but in the mid 2000's everyone was doing their
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10mo ago
As someone else said in the previous thread when it was announced: it's about the software first. Qualcomm likely doesn't get this and likely never will Writing traditional MCU software without an RTOS always sucked for a multitud
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10mo ago
Just tell whatever EU country to discard their ID card system?.. Denmark has no ID card for example. It might be the only one in the EU but it's not a problem. Noone is expected to to produce a proof of person on the spot to police her
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10mo ago
Ukraine is holding because it's still being dripfed weapons and money by the remaining partners it has. If it dries up they will be steamrolled. Probably not immediately but it will become bad for them very quickly One way it could dry
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11mo ago
Hmm interesting. That is true about the labelling of jumpers, I couldn't even find any images with other naming schemes
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