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corndoge
10y ago
Awesome, thank you!!
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10y ago
I read the first and last link, had not seen the second. Looks like what I need, thank you. Surprised that Rust seems to expect people to have Internet access to build.
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10y ago
Yes, I considered cross compiling. However I have run into this problem often enough to want a real offline solution and to me it is simply unacceptable for a systems language to depend the Internet for builds involving external packages.
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10y ago
Love Rust. That said, I have not figured out the following, and I'm sure that there has to be a canonical solution for this: I have a Rust application that depends on 1 crate from crates.io. I want to build it on an embedded device ove
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10y ago
Your comment is not relevant or appreciated. Not only are you not adding to the discussion, this comment is simply a personal opinion coupled with an undependable generalization about what "many people" consider relevant or apprec
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10y ago
Reading is how you learn.
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10y ago
Moon is a hell of a last name for a NASA scientist.
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10y ago
Super cool
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10y ago
He had prior experience with the same substance at the same dosage. It was a little high but nothing unheard of, certainly not a heroic dose.
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10y ago
Not HN
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10y ago
From personal experience, there are such things as bad trips. I recently had one of my friends -- a relatively experienced psychedelic user -- dive out of a window because he thought the world was going to end. Among other things this resul
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corndoge
10y ago
I wonder if this is what Intel is playing at with their comments about beating NVidia in the ML space within a few years without using GPUs?
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10y ago
Wouldn't the worst case for climate change or nuclear war entail humanity's extinction?
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10y ago
HN, always thinking of the money. Can't we just set aside the technicalities and cash and enjoy a hole for once.
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10y ago
we should just make computers faster, intel is failing, moores law
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10y ago
October 23: "If you are doing certificate pinning with us, we are updating certs! so keep calm and check the new FPs here https://riseup.net/en/security/network-security/certificates …" https:/
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10y ago
Pepe is not a Nazi symbol.
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10y ago
I am a mathematics student working as a systems software engineer. I find mathematical notation excessively dense and tedious to interpret. Given the expression: {f ∈ [1..N ⟶ 1..N] : ∀ y ∈ 1..N : ∃ x ∈ 1..N : f[x]=y} I can insta
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10y ago
Well I'm relieved to hear that at least someone among us knows exactly how the world works.
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10y ago
Is it possible to make one Type-C cable that supports every possible protocol that can go over Type-C and works as long as the devices are compatible? I.e., if the two devices can talk over Type-C, then the cable will work?
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corndoge
10y ago
How does your comment have anything to do with key travel?
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corndoge
10y ago
Inb4 a million comments on Erdõs' amphetamine use...discussions of his life inevitably boil down to people talking about the famous bet. Rarely his contributions.
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corndoge
10y ago
Takes about five minutes to learn. For NoScript equivalence, click the matrix and deselect the JavaScript column.
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10y ago
the day when chargers monitor a block chain for certificate information is the day I retire
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10y ago
"The USB ADC 3.0 defines minimum interoperability across analog and digital devices in order to avoid confusion of end-users because of incompatibility."
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10y ago
This is false. Market dominance does not transform a proprietary product into a basic utility. What I mean is that simply because a proprietary product has a large mass of users does not mean the users have the right to demand that it be re
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10y ago
You can also do all of these things with the Google app, with the exact same inputs. I had a full conversation with Allo that I repeated verbally after saying "Ok Google" and the results were identical.
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10y ago
And yet it's a common occurrence to read in the news of women who were assaulted and not infrequently killed for e.g. wrinkling their husband's clothes. Of course I don't purport that everyone in a country of over a billion p
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10y ago
You'd be surprised at the sheer amount of idiotic and degrading customs in Indian culture. Parts of it are beautiful and the culture as a whole is steeped in tradition, but the majority of the social customs are absolutely despicable.
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10y ago
I like to snort lines of caffeine off my vanity in the morning; can anyone else with this habit who has tried Power Toothpaste comment on whether it's worth the switch?
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