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by avadodin 7mo ago
You're probably thinking of a hard real-time RTOS with time slices and WCET constraints. For soft real-time, you basically only need low latency. Threads with priorities, synchronization primitives and some way of handling interrupts i
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by avadodin 7mo ago
> the Incan didn't fight at night! To be fair to the Inca, I didn't expect the night–vision–equipped Spanish Inquisition, either.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
Ad-free premium has shown itself again and again to devolve into ad protection rackets. The minute the internet dies for good, the chat bots will run half-locally and request payments to stop recommending VRAM enlarging pills.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
I had a physics undergrad dad of a toddler as a roommate at my college dorm in Europe. Probably not as young as 15 but more like 16-17 when he had the child. At the time it felt like culture shock to my own 17yo self —almost as much as the
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by avadodin 7mo ago
What you say? Not just an app but someone set up us the bomb!?
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by avadodin 7mo ago
Full auto would require charging a huge version of a similar mechanism for a single volley and as a non-actual-engineer, I do not know that it is possible to output the torsion energy in a controlled manner preventing the gun from exploding
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by avadodin 7mo ago
The government obviously cares less about citizens running firmware China can hack than it does about citizens potentially running firmware the government can't hack.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
You are getting reported but you should be given a medal —or token if you are an AI or otherwise lack the anatomy for it.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
This might be the first time one of these statements hasn't made me feel old. 2012 feels like 84 years ago.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
You have been convicted in absentia of double plus ungood crime think Please report to the closest police station Miniluv
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by avadodin 7mo ago
I agree with the sentiment but that definition would make open source Windows programs not open source either.
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by avadodin 7mo ago
Thanks. T+0 all-year-round trading is good in many ways bad in others —like losing the real investor liquidity spawning window at 09:30 EST as opposed to pure market making. Quarterly earnings were already a bad fit for many businesses so I
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by avadodin 7mo ago
Well, I'm not considering using any code generation outside of helper scripts because in my case coding is a negligible part of my work. If I didn't have the LLM, I would find and modify the tool it is lifting code from using pre-
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by avadodin 7mo ago
Odd how you add the time for the requirement analysis but none for the coding. Then you tell us you leave 83% of the analysis —and the coding— to a code chatbot. Are you actually more productive or are you going to find out down the line th
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by avadodin 8mo ago
The nitrogen cycle can be short-circuited really easily at scale. No need to wait for algal blooms to turn into oil. Its usage in tanning is pretty wasteful in comparison as it was just used for its high pH and presumably thrown away afterw
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by avadodin 8mo ago
I thought two-three times. Maybe a dozen. I always treated all kinds of writeable CD/DVDs as if they were one-write and done. To be honest, it hurts every time I write to an SSD drive — which is all of the time these days.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
PLI-muth?
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by avadodin 8mo ago
reputable ugly bags of mostly water society
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by avadodin 8mo ago
@. or some other illegal combination would have been fine.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
The nice thing about Objective-C up to 2.0 was that it was 100% an extension over C and all new semantics were using a new syntax. So you knew that the C code was C and performing like C while the Scheme code was Scheme and performing like
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by avadodin 8mo ago
You are right. Although I don't know about "popular". To clarify, my impression was that many people started using tmux around the time when it was introduced including a few who had been using screen before.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
They are a bit out of fashion these days. The main use-case was multiplexing terminals and, after tmux provided a solution that was usable by normal users, it seduced people away. Also, mouse-first tiling was introduced on Windows so nowada
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by avadodin 8mo ago
I just checked in case it had changed, but Arxiv is nowhere near as free-for-all as you imply. Any crank who learned to use LaTeX is not allowed to post articles willy-nilly. You need endorsements in the field.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
Ancestral Neanderthal Y-DNA was completely replaced by an incursion of Sapiens Y-DNA long before they(/we?) went extinct, so your whole theory of "we ain’t hitting that" is not very convincing to say the least. "DNA dese
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Reverse engineering "Hello World" in QuickBASIC 3.0(marnetto.net)
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by avadodin 8mo ago
I only lived under the saving regime for a few years and I don't remember it being particularly bad. I like how the light signals the shift from angst season to normal season, though. I'd rather not have a clock and farm from sunr
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by avadodin 8mo ago
It's ugly because you're not using a CRT to view it. It's not supposed to look like that.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
If it makes Objective C 1.0 with ARC(but none of the swift-alpha Java syntax) and bindings for QT I won't even care it is made by AI.
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by avadodin 8mo ago
Good crypto(like BTC) is about pm-backed fiat level of reality. A bit less because the compute has no intrinsic value. Modern fiat is literally just paper(or an electronic record) with numbers printed on it that the government certifies as
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by avadodin 8mo ago
The elephant in the room is that, as all of the mentioned current solutions render their own controls, there isn't a native-look anymore. I doubt anyone in GenZ or below appreciates the effort put into making a native text field work c

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