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by codys 4y ago
The lack of parallelization is also a pain point. When I needed something to test platform specific stuff and set defines/etc, I found that writing something to generate ninja & integrate the define generation (which ended up in so
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by codys 4y ago
- a WG paper by a google employee regarding breaking the C++ ABI: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2020/p186... - A post about a C++ ABI break being voted against: https:&#x
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by codys 4y ago
I've found https://dancharblog.wordpress.com/2021/02/05/usb4-tb4-docks/ has a nice comparison of the many very similar (only slightly differentiated) thunderbolt 4 docks. It notes that the Kingston,
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by codys 5y ago
Field ids are not (necessarily, especially when doing localization) something shown in the UI. The point made by the original commenter is that a field in the error should refer directly to which field has an issue. It does, via an id that
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by codys 5y ago
To be clear, the linux approach doesn't need to "generate" functions: one can define the common operations as functions (and indeed, the linux kernel does this) that can be used for all list types. The list operations themsel
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by codys 5y ago
The difference appears to be: `sys/queue.h` has it's pointers to the next element rather than the next list_node, while `ccan` and `linux` have pointers to the next list_node, which then are adjusted if needed to obtain the contai
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by codys 5y ago
For more advanced intrusive lists in C, I've found that ccan's tlist2 ( https://github.com/rustyrussell/ccan/blob/master/ccan/tlist2... ) provides a decent model here. Compared to the linux
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by codys 5y ago
Not the OP, but I deployed btrfs on tens of embedded systems that had their power consistently cut on a daily basis. Ended up with unmountable filesystems repeatedly. Switched to ext4 and never had an unmountable filesystem again. These wer
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by codys 5y ago
That sounds a lot like a tying arrangement, which could be unlawful under US anti-trust laws.
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by codys 5y ago
This article mis-represents criticisms of Angewandte Chemie publishing Tomáš Hudlický's essay (opposing efforts to increase diversity in organic synthesis) by attributing them to a "Twitter firestorm" while other publications
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by codys 5y ago
One can also get the commit from github itself. Also, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29932282 for a newer hash. # clone the old repo noDRM/DeDRM_tools forked from git clone https://github.
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by codys 5y ago
Slack has made using their API much trickier over time: getting a token to post these days (officially) is under the control of the server admin (as one needs to add a "slack app" to get one). One can extract a token and some cook
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by codys 5y ago
"Simple Jack panel, but computer controlled" is not novel and should not be patentable.
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by codys 5y ago
Alternately, there's this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28515306
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by codys 5y ago
Last I checked, ytdl when used standalone has poor behavior with live: it will fetch the live stream, but if ytdl gets up to "current time", it considers the live stream complete instead of continuing to capture it in real-time. T
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by codys 5y ago
That adapter certainly looks like it is.
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by codys 5y ago
PS/2 may not be hotpluggable, but USB certainly is. Not clear what would have prevented unplugging/replugging the USB side of your PS/2 to USB converter.
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by codys 5y ago
That's with purchase sharing enabled. Otherwise, there is no shared billing for apps when using iCloud family.
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by codys 5y ago
If you only want a single field in json, you define a struct with just that single field. Serde does have the ability to return an error about unknown fields, but it is not enabled by default. This also informs your second question. If new
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by codys 5y ago
Some points I think bear some clarification wrt current zfs state: - current versions of zfs (ie: openzfs) error (unless forced) when adding non-redundant devices to a redundant pool, and have device removal to handle the case where someone
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by codys 5y ago
I've also recently had bad experiences where hard-power-offs of a fleet of systems with a btrfs filesystem repeatedly cause corruption (resulting in the btrfs filesystem no longer being mountable) Some testing seems to indicate even ex
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by codys 5y ago
I'm heavily using cache on self hosted runners that are running in ec2 machines on aws. It's my experience that the cache isn't "super slow". Because of a bug (in my action) I was pushing/pulling gigabytes of d
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by codys 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28369570 (while on linux one can use the docker command line tool without any docker desktop thing, on mac docker desktop wraps together running a linux vm to run the docker daemon &
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by codys 5y ago
https supports having credentials provided by various providers (and `.netrc`, for example). Which means when using https you don't know you're getting the anonymous user experience (because it's likely using credentials from
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by codys 5y ago
clippy can be used to check some of these conventions. See https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/#wrong_self_c... , for example. On projects I work on, I include clippy as part of the CI process to check t
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by codys 5y ago
If the state or employer is required or expected to supply additional benefits to people working abroad, the benefit to the state or employer in substituting workers with less ability (legally or otherwise) to claim or obtain those benefits
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by codys 5y ago
I don't see any photos of it in that article. There's a drawing of what it will look like when "complete", but no indication of what it currently consists of (and it's still an artist's rendering). Would be int
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by codys 5y ago
The general apple documentation for functions, etc appears to be pretty much a customized doxygen. One can see this by reading the header files for some of their frameworks and noting the doxygen comments there match up with their web-publi
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by codys 5y ago
The insertion of a random factor in hashing/bucketing that you're describing would change the iteration order per _instance_ of a hash table, not per _iteration_ as the parent comment notes is the case for go maps.
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by codys 5y ago
A large number of microcontrollers are ARM based, which isn't Harvard architecture. I presume the thinking is that there's some massive number of Harvard architecture chips in mundane things that lets us say "most" are H

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