cenamus

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by cenamus 4mo ago
Obviously OP is not
32.
by cenamus 4mo ago
And I suppose Lisp started that with :key args
33.
by cenamus 4mo ago
At these latitudes they just get almost none naturally, that's why you need to supplement more
34.
by cenamus 4mo ago
But also one of the recommended ways of doing it, as it has no native Datetime type.
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by cenamus 4mo ago
Did that have any real-world effects/benefits? I think you could build most Linux desktops with RT enabled, but I don't think you'd gain anything UX related
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by cenamus 5mo ago
I mean Nim just compiles to C or C++, so it's bound to be slower
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by cenamus 5mo ago
No it would stay at pretty much 100% (as is normal). But co2 goes down, which lessens the ability of oxygen to come out of the blood. That's why you get dizzy when hyperventilating
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by cenamus 5mo ago
Trackpad? I've had OpenBSD on ~6 laptops, old and new, but the trackpad always worked fine
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by cenamus 5mo ago
Who says these are the same people?
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by cenamus 5mo ago
Also Siemens/Infineon. Although that's a vastly different node size, but still, there's some expertise present
41.
by cenamus 5mo ago
I mean it's still C++ that's compiled and executed, surely the compiler would be able to provide a way to hook into that?
42.
by cenamus 5mo ago
I suppose mostly to fund their "ventures"?
43.
by cenamus 5mo ago
Also a fascinating read: The Nazi counterfeiting operation, intended to devalue the Pound and crash the British economy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Bernhard
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by cenamus 5mo ago
Did anyone look into whether OpenBSD has privilege separated sshd enough for that exploit to not be possible?
45.
by cenamus 5mo ago
That's not at all what OP is talking about.
46.
by cenamus 5mo ago
Sorry, I actually meant air-water vs. water-water for my comment, makes less sense this way...
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by cenamus 6mo ago
Yeah, recently saw some numbers for air-to-air vs air-to-groundwater, and it break even after more than 25 years, with more than twice the initial cost
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by cenamus 6mo ago
To be pedantic, not German, rather words of Germanic origin (or just native Old English words)
49.
by cenamus 6mo ago
So basically tests?
50.
by cenamus 6mo ago
std::expected and the utility functions for it (and_then(), or_else()) are pretty much the same, though? Or am I completely misunderstanding something?
51.
by cenamus 6mo ago
Why? A wash at 90°C pretty much sterilizes them?
52.
by cenamus 6mo ago
I haven't checked but surely you can only check those out if you need them?
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by cenamus 6mo ago
Don't they have a major thing going on with CSP (as with Scheme) that sort ot persists pipeline state automatically? That would allow you to kill Jenkins and afterwards restart the pipeline from exactly where you left off? But I never
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by cenamus 6mo ago
You can do the same in jenkins, but a bit of scripting is probably more readable in Groovy than whatever Yaml dsl. But I totally agree that the Jenkins langs are terrible, the errors even worse, somehow they managed to make jvm backtraces e
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by cenamus 6mo ago
Is it all still manual?
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by cenamus 6mo ago
If you haven't already, take a look at Plan 9, and maybe Rob Pikes talk "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Unix Legacy"
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by cenamus 6mo ago
Yeah with the large drones using car engines the line between cruise missiles and low cost drones really starts to blur
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by cenamus 6mo ago
Not at all one sided... Forcing Ukraine into every second conversation and shitting on them
59.
by cenamus 6mo ago
Slovenian/Croatian coast?
60.
by cenamus 6mo ago
Or just trains

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