cmrx64

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by cmrx64 11y ago
Yes, POSIX sh has $(): 2.6.3 Command Substitution ( http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu... )
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by cmrx64 11y ago
I transitioned from zsh without any hassle, though I did need to port my environment variable config.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
I've used sharelatex when collaborating on a small paper. It's REALLY useful to live-edit a latex document in parallel with other people, and see changes live. The chat being able to embed latex is super useful. Besides that, thou
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Clearly it should be a cpio archive.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Why is that realistic?
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Came here to drop this comment -- it's so often ignored!
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Google is also a member of the OpenPOWER Foundation (though they've done much more with that). I don't think sponsorship is necessarily endorsement or deployment plans -- it'd be nice if that were the case though!
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing your viewpoint! I also very much enjoy SML and SML-like languages :)
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by cmrx64 11y ago
I see, I hadn't made that obvious connection -- it's right in the name! (been awake for ~28 hours) That's much nicer. This is the first I've seen that header, it's good to know it exists -- I've implemented it
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by cmrx64 11y ago
account -> email mapping isn't necessarily public, the email hosts transiting the email don't need that information leaked. it's about preventing info flow.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
It'd be neat if you implemented PGP encryption of messages to a designated keyid.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Nothing about the POWER8 or IBM's process technology implies unbackdoored. I can't inspect the factories, or their supply chain, or the HDL they used, or the tools that processed the HDL. The only thing more "open" about
553.
by cmrx64 11y ago
"Only has simulators" is very different from "nobody can use". MMIX has value.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
HPKP will accept if any of the fingerprints match -- I was wondering how I could transition certificates when using it, and hadn't noticed that fact. So to transition to a new certificate, specify the fingerprint of the old AND new c
555.
by cmrx64 11y ago
I agree, I love these sorts of things because they make it easy to learn what you don't know. On the other hand, assigning an order based on an analysis like this can be interpreted wrongly, which I find annoying.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
$(( ))?
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by cmrx64 11y ago
I use J for fun, instead of APL. More approachable I think.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Or VB.NET, which is also a very nice language.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
What do you find mind bending about software development in SML?
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Check out this paper if you're interested in a solution to this and other problems (somewhat amusingly, using the GPU): https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~sangmank/pubs/lacuna.pdf In particular, they refute via count
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Agree! I love adapteva for a lot of reasons, and this makes me want to keep on piling the love.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
False. http://hwacha.org/
563.
by cmrx64 11y ago
not to mention the smaller implementations like picorv32 and zscale/vscale.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
Thanks, I see the misunderstanding now.
565.
by cmrx64 11y ago
So do NSA-approved ciphers such as AES get dropped too? Does anyone have a link to the actual statement by Juniper, not just reporting on it?
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by cmrx64 11y ago
I'd be very interested in that! I don't have a lot of experience in this area, it's just something I'm interested in and started hacking away at. Email is in my profile.
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by cmrx64 11y ago
No. See any of the papers, eg http://ssrg.nicta.com.au/publications/nictaabstracts/Elphins... . The maintenance effort is quite reasonable. They've managed to evolve, and continue to evolve, the kernel even wi
568.
by cmrx64 11y ago
And for the Rust half, that's exactly what's in our roadmap and introduction :) Robigo (the POSIX environment) is a long-term stretch goal so that I can run my own OS on a RISC-V laptop of my own devising and still run traditional
569.
by cmrx64 11y ago
None of us have experience with rump kernels, but I'd be very interested in seeing what is needed to make that work. Right now the drivers we're writing are parameterized over hardware-access with traits. If a rump-ready driver co
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by cmrx64 11y ago
As I mentioned in another comment, someone else can port BSD if they want. Our goal is pure-Rust. We're already working on NIC support and a TCP/IP stack.

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