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China's Loongson 3B6000 Benchmarks(phoronix.com)
5 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 9mo ago
Methodology is one thing; I can't really agree that deploying an LLM to do sums is great. Almost as hilarious as asking "What's moon plus sun?" But phenomenon is another thing. Apple's numerical APIs are producing i
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by csmantle 9mo ago
Swift has little to no toolchain support for less-common platforms like more recent MIPS, LA and alike. I frequently work and develop on such platforms, so sadly this is the major nay for me to use it.
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Giving up upstream-ing my patches and feel free to pick them up(mail.openjdk.org)
179 points by csmantle 9mo ago|123 comments
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by csmantle 9mo ago
The devs should really setup a client-only GitHub Pages for an accessible demo. Judging from skimming the project itself, it's definitely doable without locking into their platform.
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Climate TRACE: Independent Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tracking(climatetrace.org)
1 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 9mo ago
> AI? Probably not; this point is well justified by both theory and practice. Supporting suitably larger operands is indeed what naturally comes following the increase of computation demands. One point I do differ from the author is th
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A Sudoku-based low-entropy proxy protocol(github.com)
1 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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Hijacking Bluetooth Accessories Using Google Fast Pair(whisperpair.eu)
2 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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Trzsz-SSH (tssh): An SSH Client Alternative in Go(github.com)
3 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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Office app has changed to copilot and now I can't open files(old.reddit.com)
62 points by csmantle 9mo ago|12 comments
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V8 vs. Spidermonkey, or Firefox Processes 200k Years Where Chrome Fails(old.reddit.com)
4 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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AreWeFastYet: Is Firefox Fast Yet?(arewefastyet.com)
2 points by csmantle 9mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 9mo ago
> You can find more of these kinds of optimizations on SpacemiT’s blog post. The linked article (< https://www.spacemit.com/news/%e8%bf%9b%e8%bf%ad%e6%97%b6%e7... >, in Chinese however) is definitely worth rea
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by csmantle 9mo ago
Python's main distinction from a shell scripting language is that external program invocations are not first-class citizen. Also no easy ways to feed/read the subprocess's std io.
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by csmantle 10mo ago
What surprises me is that under the "Show variants" checkbox, SpiderMonkey 24 from 2013 outperforms 147alpha by ~2000 pts -- almost 10% --, while having 1/4 LOC, 1/3 binary size and almost 1:1 on other metrics. (SM 24 ta
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Understanding the bin, sbin, usr/bin, usr/sbin split (2010)(lists.busybox.net)
199 points by csmantle 10mo ago|157 comments
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Corroded: Illegal Rust(github.com)
172 points by csmantle 10mo ago|56 comments
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Dotnet Source Build Fails in 2026 Due To Date Overflow(github.com)
5 points by csmantle 10mo ago|0 comments
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GitHub-Store: App store for GitHub releases(github.com)
3 points by csmantle 10mo ago|1 comments
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JETSTREAM: A Jeffrey Epstein exploration tool(jetstream.naturemag.org)
2 points by csmantle 10mo ago|1 comments
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by csmantle 10mo ago
The apronym "JETSTREAM" stands for "a Jeffrey Epstein Timeline Search, Tracking, Relationship Exploration and Analysis, and Mapping tool".
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FFmpeg files DMCA takedown request against Rockchip MPP for LGPL violation(github.com)
2 points by csmantle 10mo ago|0 comments
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by csmantle 10mo ago
There seems to be a community-run site about this: https://loongfans.cn/en/pages/intro.html#i-m-sold-where-can-...
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by csmantle 10mo ago
This actually caused a constant switching of attention on mobile. Each time an element is picked up I'll have to look at the bottom toolbar, then the floating element in the center, then back to the bottom to place it, so on and so for
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by csmantle 10mo ago
> GNU grep also generates output ”with indifference to the truth”. GNU grep respects user arguments and input files to the dot. It is not probabilistic.
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by csmantle 11mo ago
"AI" comes in various flavors. It could be a expert system, a decision forest, a CNN, a Transformer, etc. In most inference scenarios the model is fixed, the input/output shapes are pre-defined and actions are prescribed. So
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by csmantle 11mo ago
CVEs are better viewed as "a uniform numbering system that ensures we are talking about the same bug" today. But updating software is good anyway. > Browsers are designed to be secure from default settings. Not quite. They ar
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by csmantle 11mo ago
This seems to pass a transitive requirement to users. Suppose your libpopular forbids ill-faith actors from using it. Also suppose that I wrote a my-utility, a neutral tool, that depends on libpopular. If some bad actor uses my-utility for
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by csmantle 11mo ago
> programmers should be some of the most worry-free individuals on this planet, the job is easy, well-paid, not a lot of health drawbacks if you have a proper setup and relatively easy to find a new job when you need it Not in where I li

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