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by bonzini 2y ago
Cygwin is not GNU/Linux either, it used newlib (developed by Cygnus in the 90s) rather than glibc. newlib is not a GNU project, though it lived under the Sourceware umbrella together with GCC, gdb and binutils.
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by bonzini 2y ago
> Nothing he did was really far out of line with Catholic doctrine Maybe he was merely good at pointing out the obvious, maybe it's what the church needed/needs?
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by bonzini 2y ago
Yes and no. He was at the same time very open to being "part of the world" beyond the church, but also very conservative in ethics. In the end the former prevailed also in terms of progressiveness, but it wasn't a given.
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by bonzini 2y ago
JP was a great communicator. He understood what it meant for the church to talk to the people—first by traveling to many countries and in opposition to communist atheism, later with the organization of the Journee Mondiale de la Jeunesse. D
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by bonzini 2y ago
Tell it the why of the API and ask it to write individual function and class docs then.
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by bonzini 2y ago
I understand that but I would like to know how fast you get into diminishingly returns. Does it get it right 50% of the times, i.e. is it at least better than a coin flip? What about 60%?
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by bonzini 2y ago
Either CMake or Meson. If you never felt the need to move beyond Makefiles, Bazel is almost certainly too complex.
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by bonzini 2y ago
How accurate is "same result as last time the teams played"?
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by bonzini 2y ago
Ah, I see what you mean. The canonicalization is, whereas redirects after processing forms could be done in JavaScript from and on click or on submit handler.
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by bonzini 2y ago
It's only an emoji if followed by the "emoji presentation selector" U+FE0F. Without it, it has no colors (but hackernews doesn't allow including it).
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by bonzini 2y ago
Redirects are used for stuff like POST->GET or canonicalizing URLs (adding slashes on directories), would you get rid of that too?
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by bonzini 2y ago
Sure there will be some onshoring, but does it make more sense to onshore or pay given: 1) the instability of Trump's decisions, see Ukraine or Canada 2) you would have less economy of scale because you wouldn't sell any of your s
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by bonzini 2y ago
> This will inoculate the economy against external supply chain shocks How so? There's hardly enough unemployment and there's also no incentive towards increasing the number of immigrant workers. Either suppliers eat the cost o
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by bonzini 2y ago
Note that it is "the only way to interact remotely". That is, no cloud mode disables interaction with e.g. Home Assistant but not interaction with the buttons.
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by bonzini 2y ago
echo is not portable anyway, use "printf %s STRING" or "printf '%s\n' STRING".
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by bonzini 2y ago
It's more like gVisor (or QEMU's user mode emulation but it does not support KVM, only dynamic code translation).
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by bonzini 2y ago
QEMU's abstractions were added when Fabrice was almost completely inactive already (starting in 2008 for some command line support).
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by bonzini 2y ago
Better link (the actual post mortem): https://www.theorgplumber.com/posts/statement/
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by bonzini 2y ago
It does not mean anything, it has the only purpose of de meaning one's work.
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by bonzini 2y ago
It still doesn't make any sense, even if he knew that the bishop was trapped. Black is the only side that can lose.
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by bonzini 2y ago
> Absorption and "Rebranding and Repositioning" of CentOS both done after IBM acquisition. RedHat is not a company anymore. It's a department under IBM. You're wrong. CentOS Stream was announced September/October
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by bonzini 2y ago
> they got triggered by the few people who abuse Red Hat license model and rugpulled everyone Alma is not a clone of CentOS Stream. You can use Alma just like you were using CentOS. It's really no different than before except for wh
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by bonzini 2y ago
There have been larger changes in areas that the SEC could point their fingers at, to make things more uniform between IBM and Red Hat. Sales also had some changes on both sides. For engineering almost no difference other than switching to
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by bonzini 2y ago
It mostly happened afterwards but it was not driven by IBM.
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by bonzini 2y ago
Well yeah I mentioned the last 8-9 years. But a lot of the shift already occurred with Bush: "Bush flipped 11 states that had voted Democratic in 1996: Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, O
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by bonzini 2y ago
Well yeah, there's North Carolina, Arizona, Nevada and Illinois too. But they seem to be less likely to be the tipping point, plus AR/NV are too small to undo republican vote in MI/WI/PA which have provided 50 electors t
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by bonzini 2y ago
First experiences with QEMU suggest ~10% more lines of code.
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by bonzini 2y ago
At this point it's basically three states deciding the election (Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan). Both Biden and Trump won or loss based on those three, and with a ridiculously low margin each time.
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by bonzini 2y ago
Interestingly Rust uses the same convention for some methods: Option has "and_then", "or_else", and also a distinction between "unwrap_or" and "unwrap_or_else".
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by bonzini 2y ago
Have you read Marbury v. Madison?

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