berti

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by berti 8y ago
Schemaless is great for quickly bashing a hobby project (or PoC) together. Not so much for larger scale for the reasons you gave.
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by berti 8y ago
Very strange, the official vue.js guide linked in another comment gives me the same "corrupted content" error too. Unfortunately this makes me immediately suspicious of vue.js itself... -e- FF 62.0b15 here, and both sites work in
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by berti 8y ago
It's a reasonable way to drill a few holes in wood if you're in a bind.
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by berti 8y ago
Your distro's wireguard-dkms package is your friend.
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by berti 8y ago
You also gain extra hardware and protocol support by going to a Linux based solution e.g. BSD does not support 6LoWPAN or any IEEE 802.15.5 hardware to my knowledge.
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by berti 8y ago
It's sad to see so much duplicated effort. What does this accomplish that a few patches to the llvm implementation couldn't?
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by berti 8y ago
Has that happened to you in the last couple of years? I've been using Arch for about that long on my desktop and the only issue I've ever had to resolve is outdated AUR packages with hard version deps.
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by berti 8y ago
I can see that angle. We're all used to curated packages from distro maintainers, whereas Windows software is like the wild West, especially for those not so technically competent.
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by berti 8y ago
It's closed source crypto software. You can make your own judgement on how acceptable that is for you. Jason Donenfeld (Wireguard author) strongly recommends against it [1]. [1] https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wi
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by berti 8y ago
You answer to his/her assertion that popularity will shift is that it hasn't shifted yet?
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by berti 8y ago
In a similar boat with my old 4770k and a new RX580. I'm kicking myself for the k model though, as I would like to pass my old GPU through to a Windows VM, but the unlocked k model CPUs don't have VT-d, necessary for IOMMU.
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by berti 8y ago
A quick Google struggled to find much. I did find that DVB-T has a transport stream called "System_clock_descriptor" with identifier 0x0B [1]. [1] Pg. 22 https://freeviewnz.tv/media/1216/freeview_dtt_tran
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by berti 8y ago
Receiving the signals is only a part of the problem, and even getting a "fix" isn't all that hard. Maintaining an accurate fix, and at the same time refining away previous errors, on a fast moving vehicle, is a dark art.
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by berti 8y ago
HT also doesn't help as much on FP workloads simply because there are less FP execution units to share, e.g. Skylake: https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/microarchitectures/skylak...
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by berti 8y ago
C++/Qt for GUI, Go or Python for backend, Python for misc scripts/prototypes, C for uCs. They are all well trodden paths with plenty of good libraries available, and good tooling available. I have spent a bit of time playing with
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by berti 8y ago
These guys continue to do a great job. If you're looking for a nice cross-platform C++ IDE that supports multiple build systems this is it. I'm looking forward to upcoming meson integration (GSoC project IIRC).
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by berti 8y ago
Are Casio not an option? They're not cheap, but they're cheaper.
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by berti 8y ago
It really depends on the types of people you wish to attract. Obviously this is very subjective but I've always found mailing list discussions to be of noticeably higher quality than forum discussions. If your topic is a technical one
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by berti 8y ago
Totally agree. I mostly type on Cherry MX blues, and a 2017 MBP. I just setup some stuff on my 2012 MBP (using it as a CI slave, the only reason it's not my daily driver anymore is because the battery is down to only 2-3 hours)... the
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by berti 8y ago
I was thinking kernel to/from outside kernel IPC, sorry for the ambiguity. Some documentation can be found at https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Da...
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by berti 8y ago
Yep, my understanding aligns with yours. Mach ports are the IPC mechanism for anything outside kernel address space.
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by berti 8y ago
They pulled some of the low-level I/O drivers into the kernel because the IPC overhead was too great. They call it a "hybrid" kernel rather than a pure microkernel.
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by berti 8y ago
Do they pack them into the final boxes/packaging somewhere close to the end destination? Because those boxes haven't changed in size AFAIK. My 2017 MBP came in a 70 mm tall box, same as my 2012 one.
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by berti 8y ago
Yes, I was really confused by the AppImage comparisons in this thread until I realised this wasn't the XAR I already knew. It's hard to imagine they couldn't have easily checked the name before claiming it. The (Darwin) XAR p
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by berti 8y ago
If you're a hardware guy, assembly is a lot more intelligible than many of the things you can do in C++...
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by berti 8y ago
I always wanted something like this in my uni days, but was always too lazy to make it! More importantly than what, "Hey Siri, where's my next class?" ;) -e- heh, quick LinkedIn stalk reveals you went to UC at the same time a
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by berti 8y ago
Neat! Kernighan really is pleasant listening as noted on that post.
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by berti 8y ago
Fun fact: this problem is why grep was created by Ken Thompson [1]. [1] https://youtu.be/NTfOnGZUZDk
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by berti 8y ago
Agreed. The only thing I think you can take from the benchmarks given is that for 99% of cases it's not going to be worth the effort to do your own benchmarks and choose a different allocator, the wins simply aren't going to be bi
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by berti 8y ago
I'm no lawyer but it appears to me that "exempted" countries don't need to prove NZ laws would have been broken [1]. The United States is an "exempted" country [2]. [1] 25(3)(b) http://www.legislatio

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