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2y ago
ALGOL68 has much of the memorysafety that rust "invents" yet remains largely unmentioned in the discussion. There is a point to be had in terms of language design but rust has the community backing and momentum required, time will
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Algol-for-Linux: Reimagining Memory Safety for Linux
(algol-for-linux.com)
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2y ago
After years in the making, ALGOL-for-Linux debuts, offering a fresh perspective on memory safety for the Linux kernel.
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The Cult of Unix_surrealism
(analognowhere.com)
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2y ago
It's useless as a social media or to interact with but excellent when you're looking to reach out to John at Corpo Corp who you met somewhere. ...or to check what your high scool girlfriend is up to 20 years later.
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2y ago
It's stance on keeping it's own reimplementations of parts of systemd as a dependency sadly rules it out for me. It would be a great choice for a linux jail on freebsd.
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2y ago
Constantly having to remind them of rules from session 0, such as 'no alcohol before or during the game' That sounds like the most boring DnD session ever, we get so high that any underlying condition is masked by having a damn
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2y ago
But they have just that, from https://github.com/mia-0/0x0 0x0 supports classification of NSFW content via Yahoo’s open_nsfw Caffe neural network model. This works for images and video files
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2y ago
CHERIoT chips will be available early next year from SCI Semiconductor iirc. I have heard of some samples floating around
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2y ago
A $29 yearly subscription for a window management app, you have got to be kidding me.
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3y ago
The GroqCard (RS-GQ-GC1-0109) was in stock at mouser a few weeks ago and they are still taking orders.
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3y ago
The former is bad design, it has no gradual fallback and works in a terrifying way. It pulls binaries from MS servers and runs a headless vscode instance on the remote machine. You are dead in the water if you target a machine/architec
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3y ago
Please not ala vscode-server over SSH. Do it proper like emacs tramp so it will connect to any platforms/architectures.
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3y ago
I believe doom uses the packages vertico and marginalia for that, available on github.
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3y ago
I really dont want to work at whatever company you're at.
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3y ago
This is fun, I stumbled upon his youtube channel recently after he trash talked a lecture by Jan M. Rabaey calling his book the biggest piece of garbage ever written. Impressive stuff nonetheless.
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3y ago
Wow, he went from taking his bachelor to lecturing. I always dreamt of that when going through my degree and encountering courses that needed a thorough rework.
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3y ago
Are you talking bjt or cmos now? Theyre not stuck at 40nm due to technical constraints. If they were using memristors sure, but theyre not really available yet.
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3y ago
I have tinkered on cars both with and without torx. Torx sucks, its also not uncommon for dimensions to differ on included torx tools so when you use a size 3 on another products "torx 3" it will strip away.
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3y ago
> POSIX even changed their rules about binary in shell scripts specifically to let us do it. What does this refer to? The latest POSIX standard was released 2007. [1] 1: https://standards.ieee.org/ieee/1003.1/71
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3y ago
How does this differ from Structured ASICs?
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3y ago
The gerber files and software is open source. Just order you own from your preferred pcb fab.
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3y ago
Probably because noone wants to user rizin when you can use radare2. :-)
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3y ago
I've had an ebay watchlist for the Comdyna GP-6 for a few years now. Seems like Im not the only one in this hole. :-)
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4y ago
Get a VM running NetBSD or OpenBSD and check out the source code and play with it!
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4y ago
I also do this, works great.
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4y ago
It's just a reference, I wouldn't view it as teaching material. Its quite useful to look things up in.
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4y ago
Last year I was contacted by a woman whose late husband had amassed a collection similar to yours. She had decided to donate the machines to those who would find a use for them, that being old co-workers and student organizations at nearby
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4y ago
This article seems to miss some really important points regarding the layoffs. A majority of the employees that were laid off were recent hires which is evident from the publicly available "Klarna Affected Employees Input Form" a
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5y ago
Why do that when you can make sure to undermine their trust in you :)
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