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by asveikau 2y ago
Psychotherapy does in fact help with schizophrenia. It's been a while since I was steeped in reading sources that backs this up, but one thing I came across was the notion that therapy alone is actually more effective than antipsychoti
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by asveikau 2y ago
I searched this article for "environment" and found nothing. Environmental costs and the source of that electricity is huge.
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by asveikau 2y ago
That's just a legacy of the strategy where NT native APIs were considered a private API, and you were meant to code against Win32 instead, to target both NT and 9x. Syscalls are in ntdll, layered above that is kernel32 (today kernelbas
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by asveikau 2y ago
> WinNT This isn't true. There is an msvcrt in the OS, but it's mainly there for binaries that are part of Windows. The CRT is released as part of Visual Studio, out of band from the Windows release schedule. Although CRT'
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by asveikau 2y ago
As I understand it, it's also extremely rare for a prosecutor to admit mistakes and that a convicted person is innocent, even when it is sufficiently proven, they tend to double down on bad convictions. In this case the prosecutor said
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by asveikau 2y ago
In plain old C it's very common to roll your own atomic reference counting. I've done it many many times. I'm surprised you haven't seen it done. GCC and MSVC both provide intrinsics to wrap synchronization primitives su
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by asveikau 2y ago
The rust notion of lifetimes is one of the most c++ things I've ever seen. I've always assumed it grew out of the same culture that produced c++ smart pointers and RAII. > I can't say I've ever seen someone manually i
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by asveikau 2y ago
Good C code will select a rigid set of patterns, carefully chosen to maximize safety, and stick to them. It makes a lot of the bug prone patterns stand out. This is somewhat like what a higher level compiler can produce, but more manual. It
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by asveikau 2y ago
The async I/O model is one that NT had for all that time. The idea of using a ring data structure to do faster syscalls is what's new. io_uring represents both a pivot to an NT style I/O model (true async instead of readiness
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by asveikau 2y ago
> POSIX even changed their rules about binary in shell scripts specifically to let us do it. I'd seen this quote around. The fact that the standards were changed to allow it never struck me as a good indication that it should be rel
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by asveikau 2y ago
Is that relatively new? Maybe my info is out of date? Maybe last year people were saying that Bambu intercepts your models, that it's not private. As I google, they say that your camera feed also goes to the public internet.
852.
by asveikau 2y ago
TPU is a popular 3d printed material that is more flexible. You could probably adapt the design to use it in places.
853.
by asveikau 2y ago
One criticism of Bambu that I've heard is that sending prints over the network requires the public internet, which is not true with Prusa, which can do local-only network printing.
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by asveikau 2y ago
If I read TFA correctly it looks like they're doing codegen to IL (which is analogous to Java bytecode, but for .net), which would probably mean your rust code is subject to GC? It seems like you would get rid of performance benefits o
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by asveikau 2y ago
Any effort to make android more accessible to a C ABI with a simple toolchain can probably also serve as an FFI to other languages.
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by asveikau 2y ago
Sounds a bit like LoRa.
857.
by asveikau 2y ago
> developed by Hitachi in the late 1990's. I remember hearing about SuperH in the early 90s. Wikipedia says 1992. > in the Sega Saturn game console, Wasn't that around 1995? Already too early for "late" 1990s.
858.
by asveikau 2y ago
My anecdotal experience with mediatek wifi is it's a very flakey, low quality brand. That might be more of the reason. The firmware is probably unpolished, rushed, not maintained by competent people.
859.
by asveikau 2y ago
For small scale stuff, it's not difficult to run a mail server on a VPS. I use dovecot for IMAP. SMTP, there are tons of options...
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by asveikau 2y ago
I think some of what's depicted is what Windows RT should have been . There was lots of talk in the 2011 era about docking your tablet and getting a full desktop experience, and similar things. Some of the video is showing similar s
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by asveikau 2y ago
The harm considered here is being conspicuous. So you could make an argument for either term.
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by asveikau 2y ago
I don't understand this. You can make triangles small enough that you can't tell the difference, and define them mathematically in terms of curves..? Isn't this how any rendering will ultimately work? The primitive is triangl
863.
by asveikau 2y ago
To be clear I'm not saying there is no good reason to use illumos; I've liked Solaris when I've encountered it; I use ZFS on my FreeBSD machines; I've enjoyed reading commentary from Cantrill who I think is a really inte
864.
by asveikau 2y ago
Considering that Oxide's CTO is a longtime prominent Solaris guy, it's not shocking. I wouldn't surprised if that's the whole reason they use ilumos.
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by asveikau 2y ago
I read the oldest of those blog posts the closest. Seems like the author points out two things: 1. The lack of rust futures supporting manual cancellation. That doesn't seem like an inevitable choice by rust. 2. Sharing buffers with ke
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by asveikau 2y ago
The systemd people are absolutely not right here. Just look at some of the interfaces they won't give up. malloc_info writes XML to a FILE* with state of the allocator. That is a comically bad interface. Why you'd even want th
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by asveikau 2y ago
I remember some experiences where an interviewer thinks they are doing a deep reach for something they think should be an "I don't know", but it happens to be something you do know. Sometimes they think you're bullshitti
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by asveikau 2y ago
There's also getprogname(3) on a lot of systems, and the __progname variable. I seem to recall this is an area where various Unix like systems have slight variations.
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by asveikau 2y ago
If you're working in a private repo for your closed source company or whatever then fine. Maybe also you pay GitHub for that. If the repo is public, it's highly suspicious that you're serving malware. Even if not, it doesn&#x
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by asveikau 2y ago
You should not host on GitHub without source.

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