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by bjoli 2y ago
> But slowing growth and limiting development isn’t living in harmony with nature—it is surrendering in a battle with nature, capitulating to her unreasonable demands. How do you want it? Is nature inanimate as you say later? And why are
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by bjoli 2y ago
Does anyone have any clue whether the new e3 and e1 form factors will ever make it to the consumer sector?
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by bjoli 2y ago
The new mascot will be a phallos.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I find it somewhat of a shame that dns-over-http3 seems to have killed dns-over-quic and dns-over-dtls. In my own testing the benefit of going dns-over-http3 is that it finally brings dns-over-https down to speeds comparable to dns-over-tls
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by bjoli 2y ago
If anything, ECC is probably easier to break with qc. Shor's algorithm works "better" for discrete logarithms than for prime factorisation. "Better" as in requiring a smaller quantum computer. Still way beyond what
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by bjoli 2y ago
Does it manifest directly? The water has had some time to settle when they start.
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by bjoli 2y ago
It should also be said that what people in Scandinavia mean by Jantelagen is different from the Sandemose laws. It is more about not acting as if you are more than other people. It is also connected to other cultural things, as not behaving
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by bjoli 2y ago
Considering all x86 procwssors I know about use a risc architecture internally I am not sure what actual benefits you get from a cisc.
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by bjoli 2y ago
It just deferred a lower level macro system to r7rs-large.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Writing defmacro in syntax-case is simple. Writing syntax-case with defmacro is not. Everybody seems to think scheme macros means syntax-rules. You can get something pretty cl-esque with implicit renaming macros, but with hygiene as opt-out
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by bjoli 2y ago
I also think you can't really compare them: ZFS more or less says "never use without ECC memory". BTRFS is run on just about any potato there is. I myself would never run a file server without ECC and a UPS configured for a g
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by bjoli 2y ago
Many people use macros as a poor man's inliner, to generate code in a way that adds no benefits over a good compiler. You rarely actually need syntactic abstractions, but when you do you need macros.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Boonen said himself that he was having no issues there. You could probably find that hill and estimate their watt output. I wouldn't be surprised if Cancelaara is in excess of 1400w for short parts of that hill.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Isn't this, together will all other wins in things like environment protection, bound to be rolled back in the event of a Trump victory?
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by bjoli 2y ago
Or the person never expected more than a couple of hundred concurrent users and dimensioned the container or whatever after that. I once wrote a similar chat, but much much worse in many ways, that could easily handle thousands of concurren
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by bjoli 2y ago
syntax-case can introduce arbitrary bindings using datum->syntax.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Defmacro is trivial to implement in syntax-case, but you are in for a world of pain if you want to use bindings across modules. In have an implementation of tagbody for guile scheme somewhere, using delimited continuations. I have seen it f
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by bjoli 2y ago
I like these proposals to extend the current systems. They will probably never lead anywhere, but they are still a nice reminder that we are still learning things. My vacation plans include trying to grok at least a little bit of the xocb p
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by bjoli 2y ago
I am not sure Andy is very present on social media. He would probably appreciate a comment.
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by bjoli 2y ago
And here I was, thinking helium was the tiniest atom unless you start counting cations which has it beaten by Li+ and He+
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by bjoli 2y ago
I have a consumer motherboard. I have a hard time getting large drives that are fast enough if I am not willing to spend a lot money on server hardware. First you need a u2 card (or whare er new standards there are)that works and then you n
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by bjoli 2y ago
When will we start to get proper pcie connections of SSDs so that we regular consumers can actually enjoy these sizes. SATA 6gbit is barely enough for 8tb.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Typing jn english is fine. Typing in Swedish is not. The auto correct is pretty bad. I haven't tried German yet. I will probably continue using it just to see where it goes.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I run aeon. Pretty happy with the experience so far.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I run it for the base system, and then use gnu Guix for the rest. I don't have time to deal with a system that changes under my feet. Being able to rollback both the base system and userland has saved me twice. It also means I can use
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by bjoli 2y ago
There is always Emacs. I love this talk by Joe Dixit about how he came from things like scrivener to Emacs https://youtu.be/FtieBc3KptU?feature=shared
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by bjoli 2y ago
I come from the complete opposite side: I have been writing some concurrentML code in guile scheme recently, and it has really made me understand why I always disliked go's channels. There are just so many things that are just slightly
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by bjoli 2y ago
People have gotten used to the world moving under their feet. I got used to common lisp in the 90s, and it bothers me that some code I wrote in other languages doesn't run after 10 years. I even had things stop working during the same
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by bjoli 2y ago
Exactly. A specific API. Foe SQL that is good, but for smaller things a proper interpolation thing is great.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I am not German, but when I lived in Germany I got the impression they were very wary of political proposals that infringed on the privacy and liberties that the German people enjoyed. Not that they didn't pass any shitty laws, but tha

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