NieDzejkob

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by NieDzejkob 3y ago
The growth is exponential - each backslash becomes two in the next iteration. Thus after n iterations we have 2^n - 1 backslashes, and we only need 30 iterations to hit a gigabyte (and that's assuming only one quotation mark in the ori
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by NieDzejkob 4y ago
I tested this and on a new enough OpenSSH client, the RSA key gets replaced using the mechanism described here: https://lwn.net/Articles/637156/ (if you connect using a key other than RSA). To be honest, I'd
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by NieDzejkob 4y ago
Asahi is specifically about arm64.
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by NieDzejkob 4y ago
Do you perhaps have any affiliation to disclose? This reads like ad copy.
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by NieDzejkob 4y ago
They say the access got closed before publication.
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by NieDzejkob 4y ago
The name didn't get coined here - there are Sharp datasheets documenting this core, and they use the name SM83.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
My favorite solution is Tup, which uses FUSE to observe exactly which files each command is reading. That way it's impossible to write a Tupfile for which incremental builds don't work properly.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Yeah, tries are special cases of FSMs, and so are DAWGs.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Every now and then there is one at codegolf.SE's king-of-the-hill tag
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
... or the journalist misunderstood and misquoted the expert.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
If a Game Boy ROM counts as an executable, it's been done: https://github.com/pinobatch/little-things-gb/tree/master/gb...
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
That is a common misconception. The destructor runs at the end of the scope. Try putting a println in a drop impl.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
That's somewhat similar to what I'm doing with Miniforth [0]. Programming in a minimal environment is fun . I don't have a separate machine, so I'm booting my main laptop from a thumbdrive. The difference in boot time i
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Nah, it's just that the target audience ("investors") won't care about the few bucks.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
I really hope this is Poe's law at work.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Where does your phone have this sticker?
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Sounds like something that'd be interesting to try out, but not with a $200 price tag.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Hah, HN stripping the "How" from the title didn't work that well in this case.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
> Passwords must be shared to work, therefore they can never truly be secret. That's not entirely true, as demonstrated by constructions like PAKE. It is a shame, though, that the adoption is almost nonexistent.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Wait, I don't follow. NEC had a license for the Intel chips, but then got sued for producing a chip like the 8086?
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Karatsuba's Multiplication Trick Summarized in 1 Minute [video](youtube.com)
3 points by NieDzejkob 5y ago|0 comments
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
I can't seem to find any other instance of this comment.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
How hard would it be to prove correctness of this quicksort in an example?
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Does the 700 LoC core include a termination checker? If I understood your other comments correctly, that's planned for later, no? If so, I don't think this is a very apples-to-apples comparison.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Perhaps that's on purpose? If a tile is being selected only sometimes, you can infer things from that.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Looks like you didn't even bother to test your claim.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Just fired up the server and that does indeed break it. I suppose openat2 with RESOLVE_BENEATH and AT_FDCWD would be a bullet-proof fix, but that's not very codegolf.
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
Huh, any reason to use printf("%s\n",...) instead of puts?
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How the Earth was destroyed (2006)(qntm.org)
1 points by NieDzejkob 5y ago|0 comments
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by NieDzejkob 5y ago
GP does say that the amount of tabs actually running still exceeds the number quoted by GGP

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