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by anfilt 3y ago
Also basic computation can just be done via basic lookup tables. It's a principle that even FPGAs use. One the basic building blocks of an FPGA is a LUT. If you want to make a configurable basic gate just have a mux address a table of
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by anfilt 3y ago
Compared to X, were your display server, window manager and compositor are generally distinct processes/components. This is not normally the case on wayland normally they are developed as one unit. Like consider gnome they decided to h
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by anfilt 3y ago
Predicting the future is a hard thing. It could be the future or something else might pop up that becomes the new hotness. Having seen cycles like this over and over. Some project develops over decades which included many corner cases that
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by anfilt 3y ago
Never did I say what they should or shouldn't do. Having just tried giving wayland an other try last month for the heck of it and still noticing issues. I just found it surprising how blunt they are about this topic. I like to code and
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by anfilt 3y ago
Wayland has lots of problems still, and it's been being worked since what 2008. That aside it gives similar vibes to systemd. Honestly, not a fan of these userland utilities/systems that just throw everything into the kitchen sink
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by anfilt 3y ago
The debuyer pans he mentioned are solid carbon steel french pans. They are really nice, but one thing about an induction stoves and carbon steel pans. Induction stoves can warp carbon steel pans. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by anfilt 3y ago
More like open air hatch back, I don't understand why people want such short truck beds. You can't even sleep in the truck bed anymore on a lot these trucks.
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by anfilt 3y ago
Also when it comes to pickups they have gotten so large. Even the ford maverick that ford has been making is still bigger than some 90's pickups. Even then "small" (if you can call that any more) are not really made any more.
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by anfilt 3y ago
Technically anyone can pay the money to do this certification, but it's not cheap and also would require that you crash multiple cars for crash testing. Also if it fails in some aspect it's not like then you can ask the manufactur
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by anfilt 3y ago
I really do like the Kei Class of cars. Some people talking about the 25 year rule that does not apply if they imported as an off-road vhehicle and some things like governor installed. However, in some states you can't use off-road veh
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by anfilt 3y ago
Police generally need a warrant to enter someones house too for the same reasons. However, if they chasing someone or there imminent danger they can enter someones house not search it, but it is only to deal with chasing the person or preve
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by anfilt 3y ago
More like over 40 years ago for NiCD. Makita has been making cordless tools since 1978. Funnily they still sell those batteries for those old tools today. But yea they did just announce a micro-wave.
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by anfilt 3y ago
Also Makita is one of the few truly independent power tool companies that is not some big conglomerate. (Still a big company though) Also unlike some other tool manufactures they still sell all the models of batteries for all the cordless t
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by anfilt 4y ago
Thing is people have been using talcum powder for many many centuries. It's just ground up rock... The thing is when you gather something from nature there will be naturally contamination. The claim is about asbestos being in the talc
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by anfilt 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27020810 Also despite them having some how getting a patent for what is basically just look up tables there is probably prior art. https://patents.stackexchange.com/ques
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by anfilt 4y ago
Well this is a shame to hear I guess time to switch registars.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Like you shouldn’t be able to change a products category from clothing to electronics for instance in my opinion. Same with similar changes. Small changes should be fine in my opinion also it’s not like it’s impossible to also determine the
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by anfilt 4y ago
So looking at that. I will say if you look at the API exposed in "libco.h" it's does not offer a ton options other than context switching cothread_t co_active(void); cothread_t co_derive(void , unsigned int, void ( )(void));
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by anfilt 4y ago
I will also add it's a single header, so it's easy to add to most projects.
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K-Hashv a Fast Vectorized Hash Function That Passes SMHasher (Updated)(github.com)
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by anfilt 4y ago
As big as C or only a tiny bit bigger.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Well that is needed to support isolated address spaces. It might be possible to share some the of the page tables safely. Still copying page tables is a lot faster than copying many gigs of data around, but for most that don't have mas
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by anfilt 4y ago
On linux fork is pretty fast since it's copy on write. Exec or anything similar is gonna be slower. For example you want to exec some program in the elf format. Well exec is likely to lead these things: One is likely got to load the fi
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by anfilt 4y ago
lol if only it were that easy.
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by anfilt 4y ago
To me this is still somewhat involved with “digital” freedoms. That freedom being the right to opt out or to not use “digital” systems. The same thing applies to in other instances for example the move to a more cashless society I think the
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by anfilt 4y ago
Went to look to look for this library. Looks like the website for that project is gone: https://byuu.org/library/libco/ So unless there is an authoritative mirror somewhere I can't tell you.
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by anfilt 4y ago
There are lots of things that happen when a program runs that a compiler is unaware of. A compilers don't run during runtime... So I am confused what you mean by mis-compilations. As for runtime this is why people follow an ABI. Otherw
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by anfilt 4y ago
I will take a look at this if that's, if I need to save the fiber_data field from the TEB on windows easy enough to add.
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by anfilt 4y ago
The example just shows some of the functions for the library being used. Mainly the storing and returning of values. As for the numbers like "(void*)0xcafe" it's casting the number 0xcafe (in hex) to a void*. Why those consta
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by anfilt 4y ago
Lol even better it since it is a stackful co-routine library. =)

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