andoriyu

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by andoriyu 4y ago
Qualcomm hasn't made a single Qualcomm core since Apple released their first aarch64 SoC. Qualcomm had zero competition and decided to not really work on anything. Apple blindsided it with its very competitive aarch64 cores, Qualcomm h
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by andoriyu 5y ago
That's exactly the case. Any YAML 1.2 parser can parse any valid json document as is.
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by andoriyu 5y ago
> I dunno here, is Rails a server application library because I can progressively integrate the different components of its total API, e.g. first use ActiveRecord, then adopt rails-api for the frontend, then adopt ActiveView and Turbolin
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by andoriyu 5y ago
That was satirical, lmao.
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by andoriyu 5y ago
That's not the case for a long time. I have rEFInd that started life in windows 7 esp with freebsd dual booting, now the same hard-drive booting windows 10 (upgraded from 7, not fresh installation) and nixos, all with the same rEFInd f
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by andoriyu 5y ago
> Process per connection is pretty easy to accidentally run into, even at small scale. So now you need to manage another piece of infrastructure to deal with it. Most places I saw this as an issue, are where developers think that by twea
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by andoriyu 5y ago
That's a requirment for any language that isn't allocating everything on heap. Nothing to do with borrow checker. OutOfBounds errors aren't checked at compile time unless it's a `const` type IIRC.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
But it's not a file type, it's a file extension that sometimes can be matched to a content type.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
But C++ does have opt-in memory safety via smart pointers and RAII. It's not preventing all the bug types hat rust will, but it is. There is also tons of code written without it, but you get the idea. Zig misses a lot of futures that m
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by andoriyu 6y ago
How is adding `Duration` to `DateTime` related to jupyter notebook? I use that much more often than element-wise matrix multiplication.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Correctly if I'm wrong, but IIRC low-level futures are very dependent on executor? I think you actually told me that, but that was back in futures 0.1 era.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
uhm no. Rust's "unsafe" is a pretty bad name and completely different reasoning behind using it. It doesn't mark something as "dangerously unsafe, don't use", to a consumer it indicates "exercise caut
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by andoriyu 6y ago
> Also, does Zoom work on FreeBSD? I used Zoom on FreeBSD. By use I mean I was able to be in a meeting, see screen share, share my screen, but I had to dial in for audio and never tried webcam.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
I got similar email from tasty. They said Apex clearing won't allow any new positions on meme stocks. Given that it's not just RH, but nearly all, if not all, brokers that outsource order flow like RH...I think it's safe to a
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by andoriyu 6y ago
uhm, have you ever been to WSB? Loss Porn is a thing.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Well, no. iMessage protocol was reverse engineered, but they patched it and make really hard to do crypto part of it. Hard enough that people stopped trying - after all you still required an existing registration from Apple's device an
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Network example is wasteful. There are already NICs that have FPGA and a whole set of linux's kernel features. You wouldn't want that to be that far away from the NIC itself. PTP works just like that - timestamps incoming and outg
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by andoriyu 6y ago
It wasn't just new, CVS to subversion was nearly drop-in change. It didn't require change in process - FreeBSD project could have kept its Cathedral style process. Git is too different from SVN and CVS. The real problem was - some
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by andoriyu 6y ago
He constantly updates it. Update 4 for example talks about libinput.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
This is why I prefer mini-series to full on series. It's a complete self-contained story. There weren't that many multi-season shows that I loved and had a decent ending - usually it gets milked to death that main actors quit and
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Not exactly. When you install an app on android tv you can create a "channel". App developers get one channel "for free" and more channels requiring implicit consent from user. Netflix chose to use recommendations as the
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by andoriyu 6y ago
It's a upper mid-range phone.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
> That kind of defeats the purpose? Disagree. To be GTK 3/4 are main UI toolkits. If your software manages to look like the rest of my GUIs (read themes, fonts) then I will be happy. However, if I install your software and it's
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by andoriyu 6y ago
2009 - they were producers, but the development was done by Raven Software and published by Activision. So not really involved other than owners of IP? New Order - not at all, maybe as engine developers. Right for that IP were transferred t
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by andoriyu 6y ago
> I would love the game industry to fully embrace Linux. Take a look at what all linux games are lacking and what nearly all AAA game that aren't on linux have. ... DRM and Anti-Cheat. Let's forget that DRM is trash. Publishers
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by andoriyu 6y ago
> there was originally planned for Destiny 3 That was Activision's plan. Bungie never wanted pop new destiny titles likes CoD. D2 also designed with content being constantly added in mind - main story is super short. It's easi
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Isn't all memory falls into that category then? "We are not leaking X bytes per request, we're just avoiding unnecessary free"
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Dragon Book probably still valuable resource.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Apple buying arm would never get approved. They have way to many direct competitors that heavily rely on SoCs that has arm cores.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Defending unchecked exceptions with bad iterator interface design is a little weird. `next()` should return an option that you can `map` over.

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