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by cpuguy83 5y ago
My guess? The system is being fed real-time data from other sensors (re: soil condition). Everything else can have sensors on board, cars do this.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
There is a standard that is significantly better than SMS and Apple has so far chosen to stay with SMS as the only fallback. Blame Apple that talking to anyone not on iMessage sucks. Also, the features you mention are all extremely new to i
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Blame Apple for this, not Google. Android supports RCS, iMessage does not. Apple is the last holdout. There's no good reason to have it this way other than lock-in.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Github actions has Mac runners at the same rate as Linux runners, including the free tier (though the free minutes burn faster, as I understand it).
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
As someone who uses Safari on Mac, I can say that compatibility issues are a big deal. Granted many of the issues are simply from sites checking for Chrome and telling everything else to f--- off. I've even seen a site fail to run on (
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
I suspect in addition to DNR's there will end up being a DNL (do not link).
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Yes you are right that is literally following gps blindly, and probably people should pull over.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Just because they can figure out how to use it doesn't mean you don't teach them how to use it. In particular what to do with the information they get from it.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
In both situations I don't think this is "blindly following ai". If you are unfamiliar with an area, hence why you are using gps, then it is reasonable that someone does not know a street is a one way and it may not be immedi
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
But how do you get the thing that implements that interface? Either the framework has to know how to create a querier for each specific type, drop to using empty interfaces, or use generics.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
By default you need the same GOPATH and GOROOT. Compiler version must be identical (not a huge stretch). cgo reproducibility is not a guarantee.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
But you literally said "build stamps do not change this", and it absolutely does. Of course as I mentioned it does not look like go is adding a build time to the binary.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
"reproducible by default" if the system is setup a certain way. Build time injected into builds would absolutely break any reproducibility.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Do you have an example of how to make this work with an interface?
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
They are already not reproducible. But build time is not included, it's the commit time of the commit the build comes from, from what I gather.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Indeed I flipped which was 16:9 and which was 16:10 in my head.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
I got these flipped, monitors went 16:10, then changed to 16:9 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/16:10_aspect_ratio
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
When monitors went from 4:3 to 16:9, tv's were going to 16:10.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Totally feasible on Linux, btw. Packaging an entire system is more about convenience than anything else. It's also pretty difficult to package just the libs one needs when you are dependent on libc and other C libs. I suspect that if
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
The whole reason we switched to 16:9 is for more real estate for side-by-side apps. Perhaps with the age of insane ads embedded with everything, that extra vertical space is more important. Not sure I agree with that.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
What I am saying is, there is already an interface, which os.File should be implementing.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
You mean like https://pkg.go.dev/io/fs#File ?
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
There are already effectively 2 ways to deal with language changes: 1. Min version in go.mod 2. Add a build tag for what to do for new/old version of go (These tags are automatic, you just need to set them in the files)
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Yes, you can compile with a really old glibc and use it on a newer one. But glibc does introduce incompatible changes that make it not work the other way and there are issues with stable ABI's across distros.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
There is no common/stable set of c libs. libc on one distro is different than libc on another (even just within glibc). It's why you generally can't run an app compiled on one distro on different one. You also at times cannot
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Electric vehicles _do_ have fewer points of failure, as I understand it, as it relates to your argument: while actually driving.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
It costs significantly more to defend your trademark. Registering your trademark is pointless if you can't also defend it.
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
Note: I'm a total laymen and have a single source of information, which I read just before seeing the article on hacker news: https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/11/ibm-clears-the-100-q... The Ars artic
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
In that sense, this is a pretty big step because for the first time there is a quantum computer that cannot be simulated by a classical one. It's also expected they will have a processor with over 400qubits next year and over 1000 in 2
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by cpuguy83 5y ago
I use this as part of an ssh ProxyCommand. It's wonderful.

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