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by _nhynes 7y ago
Wasm itself doesn’t have any environment functions that would allow things like managing page tables or networking. I think that what you might see is a RISC-V JIT with a ring-0 Wasm runtime compiled to native. Kind of like https:/&#x
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Rasterization of Coincident Edges(wh0.github.io)
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by _nhynes 7y ago
It sounds like what you're describing is passing a capability to withdraw balance (which is implicitly captured in an erc20's internal state via `approve` [0]). Of course, cap handling is probably a bit unwieldy for a snippet in a
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by _nhynes 7y ago
I used Chisel to make a relatively simple memory encryption engine AXI component for FPGA. In my experience, the typedness and composability of Modules makes it significantly more productive than directly writing Verilog. There's an es
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by _nhynes 7y ago
For sure! I'm really looking forward to seeing production runs of https://keystone-enclave.org/ .
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by _nhynes 7y ago
If you're into machine learning you might consider projects like improving crop yields from historical data and tracking deforestation using satellite imagery. Microsoft has a whole "AI for Earth Initiative", too [0], if you&
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Yet Another YASM. YAY!
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by _nhynes 7y ago
> becoming too Aspergers Why did you think it necessary to gauge GP's comment on a scale measuring how likely it could have come from someone with what is considered a mental disorder? You could have easily omitted that phrase and t
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by _nhynes 7y ago
The increased information density in tonal language appears to be offset by a reduced speaking rate [0]. [0] http://ohll.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/fulltext/pellegrino/Pellegrino_...
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Approximating Zig's comptime in Rust using proc macros(github.com)
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by _nhynes 7y ago
It depends on how the server was hosted. If it was on a cloud, the provider could have suspended the vm and slurped the encryption key directly from memory. Bare metal would have been a bit harder, but still possible by probing the memory b
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by _nhynes 7y ago
> benign For the computers running on renewable power (Costa Rica, maybe?), it would truly be benign and not just stealthy. Long live green PoW!
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De Bruijn Index(doc.rust-lang.org)
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Yes! Even using the local server on your own machine. It’s not as good as incremental, but it really does help when working with multiple projects that use the same deps in the same ways. NB: it works a bit better on not-Mac because staticl
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by _nhynes 7y ago
All the more reason to use the cardless apple pay then, eh? Hmm..
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Have you tried sccache [0]? It doesn’t always choose to cache a dependency, but it helps about 70% of the time. Anecdotally, it hastened a release build of a pretty standard CLI tool (with incremental compilation) by almost 4x. In the conte
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by _nhynes 7y ago
When compiling to Wasm (esp. in the context of blockchain), small bytecodes are less costly than fast but short-lived programs. However, in terms of maintainability, I’m happy to foist a few extra kB of bytecode on developers to produce an
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by _nhynes 7y ago
> What place does Scala now have in the world? serious answer: chisel3 other serious answer (at least to me): the ability to write incredibly terse code. For instance Rust, as great as it is, doesn’t have partial application. iter.
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by _nhynes 7y ago
In the examples the article presents, it looks like the pendulum has swung from “dry” to “overdone” (c.f. 80s era web”). That being said, it’s a net positive that richer media are now emerging as options. It’s like research papers: from pla
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Sorry I didn’t mean to phrase it as directed at you. It was supposed to be a general statement with context. I suppose I could also do to watch my own language :)
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Not least of which software...
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by _nhynes 7y ago
> none of the available counselors were African American Respectfully, are you sure you didn’t mean “Black?” “African American” doesn’t accurately capture e.g., Caribbean and Latin American identities.
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Voluntary Human Extinction Movement(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _nhynes 7y ago
I gave this a spin a while back but, unfortunately didn’t get very far since the software and dependencies have grown long in the byte. Since then, I’ve found RustPython [0] which is progressing toward feature parity with CPython but entire
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by _nhynes 7y ago
dumb question: what is a "'silver bullet'" in this context?
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by _nhynes 7y ago
My guess is that expected payout would be too low to keep opportunistic shoplifters from doing their thing since most self-checkouters who aren't stealing would also get the discount. Otherwise this is a great idea.
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by _nhynes 7y ago
And how sluggish you feel, too. Digesting really takes a lot of energy!
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Leveraging blockchain to make machine learning models more accessible(microsoft.com)
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by _nhynes 7y ago
And the rustdoc for Iterator [0] (everything else is great, though). [0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/iter/trait.Iterator.html
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Nah. The Rust compiler's warnings are wonderful, as ever: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/master/src/librustc/i...

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