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by avadodin 10mo ago
I'll leave the analysis to op's ai. I've had enough Elsa/Spiderman/Hitler today.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I once "fixed" a port of a program to Linux. It was generating the wrong output — that is: not the same as on Windows. My fix initialized a thitherto uninitialized array with the VisualC++(ca. 5.0) debug build default value.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
> especially its insidious, forced MIT rewrites of popular GPL software Is this some sort of movement? I was aware that some Rust software had been released under permissive licenses but I didn't know it was activism besides the obv
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by avadodin 10mo ago
> there's some legal debate if that is even something that you can do proactively Public Domain in the US is the only factor that truly matters on the Internet today, but people who care do both. Release into the Public Domain and p
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by avadodin 10mo ago
that is a legitimate post by itself
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> It's CDE-conformant, I know this!
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by avadodin 10mo ago
are we the baddies?
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by avadodin 10mo ago
The secret, darling, is that you are the begonia. Good or bad, we are all partial copies of our ancestors, good or bad.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
As someone with no intersection with the web, it is disconcerting to attend the burial of wasm when she was still getting her first compiler backends.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Do you have sources for these claims? To my knowledge, photosensitivity has arisen a few times independently and eyes again a few times from shared photosensitive receptors in animalia but I'm fairly sure hearing in the groups you ment
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by avadodin 10mo ago
We have discovered a new giant DNA virus that may help us fight life-threatening amoebae was good enough.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
someone liked this but note that someone else had already determined it is limited to 64 bytes on a previous HN post so the overflow hack does work.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
iirc they were initially using actual ttys(as in typewriters) and the input delay was hell which is the reason so many UNIX commands are two letters. So likely they would work on the printout: 1,$n And then input the corrections in
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by avadodin 10mo ago
crypt is defined in assembly at s3 crypt.s and it would appear to use the same family of "cryptographic machine" as V6's crypt.c but it is even shorter and I can't tell if it has bounds checks or not — V6 limits output s
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I think the biggest one is that the whole GDI library was moved into the Kernel in 3.5x because the performance was terrible at the time. I don't think they ever intended to keep all drivers strictly userland, though. Just the service
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by avadodin 10mo ago
It would be interesting if I could take your scrambled cube add my message, scramble it, and then tell you a way to descramble it only on the original unscrambled cube.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
In recent pop-ups, you are technically opted out by default(or at least that is how it is presented, I have not actually checked their cookie activity). It is two clicks to confirm that choice and dismiss the pop-up versus one to accept all
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by avadodin 10mo ago
you go, girl!
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Nobel Peace Prizes are Peace Prizes as much as they are Nobel Prizes. I'm not sure the same(any) rules apply.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
A machine learning model can place a CPU on the versioning manifold but I'm not confident that it could translate it to human speech in a way that was significantly more useful than what we have now. At best, 14700KF-Intel+AMD might yi
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by avadodin 10mo ago
As in a hyper-sofa moving around arbitrary unit hyper-square corners? The volume has to be greater than 1 unit in order to be a solution so it could be harder in higher dimensions.
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I am not going to win in an argument about ancient religious texts. Personally, even rejecting the food poisoning mechanic, it still rings more likely to me that some more superficial heuristic like "pigs and eels revel in the mud thus
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by avadodin 10mo ago
You're the only one being aggressive here. You drop a keyword and the aero-drones report. I do not mind it and I am not going to reply in kind. I have 0 experience in aerospace but reading up on ARINC-653, it appears to mandate a reaso
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I was indeed going off the premise that there was a scientific reason behind the dietary laws. Purely cultural reasons are plausible but pork is a staple meat in all cultures where it is allowed. It would be an inordinate sacrifice to make
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Pigs –being omnivorous– can acquire parasites that are harmful to humans at a higher rate than herbivorous ungulates. That was as true 1000 years ago as it is today. Cooking and salting the meat both greatly reduce incidence. It is possible
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I don't see anything wrong with my tone. I could have been snarky about it. I provided the C solutions as well but an interpreter written in C could at least allocate objects and threads within the interpreter context and not leak memo
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Why is something running on an rtos even able to leak memory? If your design is going to be dirty, you've got to account for that. In 30 years, I've never seen a memory leak in the wild. Set up a memory pool, memory limits, garbag
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by avadodin 10mo ago
Maybe the real quantum computing was the friends we made along the way
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by avadodin 10mo ago
I thought I knew where this comment was going but then it just kept going above and beyond. Do not let them vax your system against computer viruses with their programming languages. Godspeed.
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Making your files inaccessible faster than ever before

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