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by clarry 6y ago
> But I think that an open-source release of Unreal Engine 1 that could potentially give us the power to fix these issues, would be great. It'd also let us mod things way beyond what's reasonably possible by default, port the t
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by clarry 6y ago
> I wonder why it's not more common to open source abandonware that has exactly zero remaining commercial value. If it's actually abandoned, then there's probably nobody around who can do that. Otherwise, what's the i
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by clarry 6y ago
> How would you feel is someone was walking on busy car parking and checking if doors of the cars are open? It' what port scanning is, checking if the car has open door. More like sending a "hi, can I enter?" signal to a s
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by clarry 6y ago
> (Though I would still argue the analogy is flawed there: port scanning Internet-facing servers is more like going up to each locked door on the street and writing down what kind of lock it has, in case you want to try to pick it later.
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by clarry 6y ago
It doesn't make much sense to say that an application written in C is faster than C (unless it includes a compiler and recompiles itself..). Ok, well, they probably aren't using C today, but I doubt their implementation language i
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by clarry 6y ago
> If you want to run a random headless server to mess around with, you are probably going to have a harder time with any of the BSDs than you would with even bleeding-edge Linux distros Actually, I became a BSD user after just trying Ope
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by clarry 6y ago
And the industry at large has completely disregarded browsers and demoted them to being mere thin clients for accessing applications. Just why can't we improve the user agent instead of turning every website into an app that does its o
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by clarry 6y ago
> then just dump the ip + input to a file. There are people who do just that.. and then try connect back to that IP with the same credentials. Easy way to find some shells..
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by clarry 6y ago
As a Finn, I can confirm that people draw vulvas, although I don't know if they're more popular than dicks. The doodle is usually called kirkkovene ("church boat"). https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is
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by clarry 6y ago
Let's fix cities first. I don't think people in rural areas are a major cause or victim of pollution.
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by clarry 6y ago
So if you have high standards instead of being content with mediocrity, you.. have a problem? Well, that kind of thinking most certainly would encourage people who want and can do better to leave. "This is crap" is, for a lot of
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by clarry 6y ago
There aren't enough people employed in tech for their escape from SF to raise cost of living meaningfully across the globe. There are enough places to live in (with no shortage of real estate), so bring it on. And I think there'l
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by clarry 6y ago
> I can't see this being good for employees... ... that want to live in NYC or SF. For everyone else, who doesn't want to live in places like that, this is awesome. (And that's a word I never use)
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by clarry 6y ago
There's also a free book "Linear Algebra Done Wrong," which might be worth checking out. https://www.math.brown.edu/~treil/papers/LADW/LADW.html
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by clarry 6y ago
The commute to my office is a few meters, and I really like that. It also has perks like private bathroom & fridge & coffee maker & oven, etc. I wouldn't want some company to have their open office so close to my bedroo
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by clarry 6y ago
I remember Neo 1973 and FreeRunner.. "Even tho it's not ready for daily driving, I think it will be in a few months" sounds like something I've heard before. Not gonna hold my breath.
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by clarry 6y ago
The posted coremark scores do not support your claim that NXP iMXRT1062 is substantially more powerful. If I take these numbers at face value, then STM32 promises up to 45% more perf.
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by clarry 6y ago
https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/microcontrolle...
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by clarry 6y ago
Watching text repaint line by line is a feature of 9600 baud serial terminals, not of 90s PC GUIs.
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by clarry 6y ago
> If so, what are the reasons? It's simple, not proprietary, just works, and there are clients to please everyone.
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by clarry 6y ago
I also like the idea of being my own CA instead of pretending a bunch of random companies are trustworthy.
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by clarry 6y ago
> I'll say it up front: I prefer physical hardware. I know exactly what I'm working with, and there's no spooky stuff going on when I try to track down a problem. I roll my eyes as I look at my desk with a multimeter, osci
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by clarry 6y ago
1. Install Spacemacs. 2. Observe a flurry of errors every time you start emacs. Ignore and hope it works because no idea how to fix any of it. 3. Find, among a million others, the command that seems to do what exactly what you want. Comma
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by clarry 6y ago
It's bad enough that I consider the site outright malicious and just flag these submissions.
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by clarry 6y ago
You don't need an analytics platform for a login. You also don't need to fingerprint my browser.
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by clarry 6y ago
We have a pretty optimal layout, imho. Everyone has their own office, some have two to support different kinds of work.. My office is next to my bedroom.
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by clarry 6y ago
> The issue you are talking about is not a language issue, it's an ecosystem issue. K recognizes it by not trying to be all things to all people - it's incredibly easy to FFI directly, and to connect through various interproces
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by clarry 6y ago
> The reason I'm asking about further problems is not because I want to "move the goalposts" but because I (and likely other people) are skeptical about the ability of K (and other APL family languages) scale beyond simple
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by clarry 6y ago
Sounds good, I love state machines and I often write them in C where other people would just go with ad-hoc loops and branches and temporaries. I'll keep an eye out for examples..
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by clarry 6y ago
Will the vector solution thing still be elegant if parentheses that are escaped with a backslash don't count? Oh, and backslashes can also be escaped, so the paren in "\\(" still counts. Oh and you can have a quoted segment

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