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541.
by bfrog 4y ago
I mean, Private, Security, and Efficiency may not be so orthogonal if you consider what sort of data collection is desired for ad targeting, its basically everything. What apps are installed, which are used most, when? where? Which bluetoot
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by bfrog 4y ago
Disappointing to say the least
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by bfrog 4y ago
I would like it to be zero. Zero types tracked.
544.
by bfrog 4y ago
This very closely matches my own experience nearly 4 or 5 years ago now rewriting an ad server in rust from another scripty language.
545.
by bfrog 4y ago
Yeah if ads are added, I’d like my money refunded
546.
by bfrog 4y ago
Cast iron is low maintenance, just don't over think the seasoning thing and don't cook overly acidic things. Cook with oil, clean with soap and hot water (use a plastic scraper if you need to...), dry on the stove and once dry wip
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by bfrog 4y ago
Tock is probably closer to a true RTOS in the sense that tasks have stacks. Maybe also hubris. RTIC, embassy, and probably a few others do ISR preemptive task scheduling and synchronization. This is super cool and probably enough for most p
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by bfrog 4y ago
Yet more reason to ditch gmail
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by bfrog 4y ago
I think the RTOS side is being addressed pretty well for rust, which libraries do you feel are missing now?
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by bfrog 4y ago
Seeing c, seeing the assembly and memory layout, debugging is pretty easy. More than once I’ve ran into C compiler bugs. I can imagine running into the same issue with C++ being pretty troublesome?
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by bfrog 4y ago
I’m always under the impression that C++ has some issues when it comes to embedded and that only a subset can be used, that the stdlib and stl cannot be used. I still don’t really understand how c++ behaves with exception handling thrown in
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by bfrog 4y ago
So America should defend foreign lands while losing hard earned manufacturing knowledge and tax dollars that are earned on products and knowledge around it. And where is the author hailing from?
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by bfrog 4y ago
When's the next update to cover io_uring?
554.
by bfrog 4y ago
I mean I guess it depends on what it does, if it’s like a sequencer that’s fine. If it’s a live recording, live performance with synth plugins and filters and such yeah… I’m highly skeptical.
555.
by bfrog 4y ago
Aren’t there side effects of this stuff killing other microorganisms in the soil? Like it’s not just the cancer aspect, or the gmo crop aspect. It’s, as I understand it, contributing to arable land loss
556.
by bfrog 4y ago
Miami's fresh water supply comes from an area that is likely to be inundated by sea water. The city itself is likely to be constantly flooded in the near future. This seems like a short term bet.
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by bfrog 4y ago
The only thing I hear about Citadel is that it's a sweat shop of quants. Is it really a relocation problem or a reputational issue.
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by bfrog 4y ago
Ad companies disguised as tech companies seem to love this type of interview.
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by bfrog 4y ago
At what point is JSON not the right option? Surely when trying to do this sort of thing? At what point is it saner to use something like flatbuffers or capnproto style message encoding instead.
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by bfrog 4y ago
Matrix is also incredibly complicated at this point. A chat room in matrix is like an append only log with rules about precedence to ensure even when federated the resulting state of the room makes sense. That might be the biggest contribut
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by bfrog 4y ago
Every google app will include a copy of chrome for maximum spyware, sounds insane.
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by bfrog 4y ago
Very cool, and it’s true Rust is dense. On the other hand C, the other typical option, either requires massive amounts of ancillary tooling and macros like Zephyr to get even close to doing as much at compile time. Those tools and macros ad
563.
by bfrog 4y ago
I’m honestly more excited by helix at this point, though I’m still using emacs with doom and daemon mode setup. The thing about helix is… it starts instantly and let’s say 90% of what I care about
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by bfrog 4y ago
Go looks horribly slow, I thought segmented stacks have gone away to improve this?
565.
by bfrog 4y ago
Sounds like Hungary doesn’t want Islamic culture coming in and rioting
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by bfrog 4y ago
Safety razor, shave bar, and blades. I don’t even think about the cost because it’s so little.
567.
by bfrog 4y ago
Lost me at requiring a web stack in the stdlib. Putting things in a stdlib does not magically create maintainers or community usage. Pythons stdlib is the perfect example. A massive stdlib prevents community experimentation and an almost e
568.
by bfrog 4y ago
Which C++ do you want to learn? There’s a lot of history there. I’d look at various C++ libraries over the years written in the different dialects. C++ has so many variants it’s really hard to say it’s a single language as each one reads so
569.
by bfrog 5y ago
I guess I didn’t see it that way, then again I’ve been bitten by C++ which is crazy land for overloads
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by bfrog 5y ago
I kind of love it, but it sort of feels like the burn of social networks at this point is less about the bite sized crap stream and more that some entity now has my social network and interests saved for the purpose of targeting ads. Ads ar

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