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by cm3 10y ago
FWIW, I've tried to use stack twice and came back to cabal-install. There's also that I enable split-objects in ~/.cabal/config (not available in Stack) and often use GHC on platforms where there's no Stack-provided
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by cm3 10y ago
Regarding overhead of H.264 and VP9, using Intel's QuickSync or AMD's VCE would make sense in a production version, in order to have a fast implementation. That's VAAPI (and maybe VDPAU) on Linux and BSD. The encoders' o
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by cm3 10y ago
Strangely MLkit doesn't have AMD64 support yet. That's why I use MoscowML for the REPL, besides MLton for final binaries.
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by cm3 10y ago
The module nastiness is supposedly solved with 1ML, but OCamls folks are not standing still. I mean, kacey's effects type system looks like an elegant way to build concurrency features, and I'm glad they're basing OCaml multi
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by cm3 10y ago
What are your thoughts on Ur (with and without /Web)?
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by cm3 10y ago
SML is old, very old. SML has quite a few implementations and MLton is one. This is a fork of MLton with some special features. There's also MLkit which has region types similar to Rust. I don't know if MLkit was first though, but
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by cm3 10y ago
In the realm of FP compilers, what I like about MLton a lot are its default support for untagged and unboxed integers, reals, arrays, etc. And SML is arguably a nicer language to learn than OCaml. I'm using MLton for executables and Mo
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by cm3 10y ago
And if you're working on web apps, look at Ur/Web[1] which also uses MLton. It is what Opa should have been and has a very nice model. [1] https://air.mozilla.org/ur-web-a-simple-model-for-programmin... Edit: Ur&#
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by cm3 10y ago
The new interpreter has absolutely improved rendering of fonts, at least subjectively for me. CHANGES BETWEEN 2.6.3 and 2.6.4 I. IMPORTANT CHANGES - A new subpixel hinting mode has been contributed by Nikolaus
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FreeType 2.6.4 released with new and better bytecode interpreter(lists.nongnu.org)
3 points by cm3 10y ago|1 comments
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by cm3 10y ago
I agree, but there's already so much stuff that doesn't belong in kernel space inside Linux and FreeBSD, that this doesn't make it any worse. We will hopefully see the rise of something based on seL4 (microkernel) or Barrelfi
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by cm3 10y ago
FreeBSD also has Netmap and DTrace out of the box. They will also get TLS support in sendfile(2) as soon as the patches from Netflix land in HEAD.
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by cm3 10y ago
HAMMER1 on DragonflyBSD runs well with little memory, including running dedup. It also has the binary pkg system just like FreeBSD. Also, the DRM drivers are up to date and support current Intel GPUs.
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by cm3 10y ago
What's the state of WebCrypto APIs, and is it already possible to avoid ciphers written and deployed in JS?
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by cm3 10y ago
I find that hard to believe. Those in power, which you classify as (more) intelligent, were afraid of their peer Yanis Varoufakis so much that they did everything to make him leave. They didn't understand his proposals (models) because
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by cm3 10y ago
Is there also a Gentoo profile for a system-wide clang/llvm? Add libressl and musl (instead of glibc), and it would be quite a different and advantageous linux distro.
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by cm3 10y ago
Does that mean SLI/Crossfire is not required when using Vulkan or DX12 (or Metal) and applications can saturate all cards if they want to? Isn't there a delay if you don't use Nvidia's bridge connector?
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by cm3 10y ago
Glad to hear they clarified it, but does it mean that 4 cards cannot be used for non-SLI loads like machine learning? I hope not.
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by cm3 10y ago
But Nvidia's crippled SLI with the 10xx launch and declared many scenarios unsupported or not working. It's a little unclear right now because Nvidia isn't communicating it properly, but what used to work and was supported is
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Video recording of Windows tech support scam(youtube.com)
1 points by cm3 10y ago|0 comments
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by cm3 10y ago
If someone's looking for a third option: combine abduco with dvtm.
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by cm3 10y ago
One problem with tmux is that you have to add extra bindings for each keybinding which you want to use like in screen where you do not have to lift your finger before pressing the last part. So, to get the same usability as in screen, one i
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by cm3 10y ago
Outside of the BSDs, Void Linux is a linux distro that uses LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL and they also have a stable musl flavor (no glibc).
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by cm3 10y ago
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/ms15-03... https://github.com/xPaw/HTTPsys https://ma.ttias.be/remote-code-execution-via-http-request-i...
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by cm3 10y ago
Isn't the real question "why do people buy it, regardless of the price, even though the hardware and software stack isn't capable of providing a fluid experience at that resolution?"? I haven't used a Retina macbook
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by cm3 10y ago
From what I recall, while Linux doesn't have that in the kernel anymore, Microsoft's IIS still uses an httpd driver, but I don't know if it's optional. And to be clear, ktthpd never got popular. It was written during the
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by cm3 10y ago
Exactly, was going to say the same thing. If you have a microkernel, your TCP stack will be in user space and can be more of a framework where applications can be a lot more flexible in how they use it. With the right library structure you
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by cm3 10y ago
Do you know if the most optimal FreeBSD zero copy support is only available for Tigeon NICs? I couldn't quite figure it out from reading the following pages: - http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=zero_copy -
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by cm3 10y ago
I was looking at Chelsio NICs and there were mentions of Netmap support. Do you know what it means for a NIC to support Netmap vs one that doesnt? Is it an extra optimization/fast-path?
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by cm3 10y ago
Couldn't they have just ignored the request like politicians ignore many things asked for by their constituents, or is firing the intern the easiest way because an intern isn't a full-time employee anyway and it will mute the disc

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