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by d33 8y ago
I don't really like the message. For me, it's not "boo, a bug was found after years", it's "yay, they managed to find it!". Bugs are inevitable, security bugs as well. What I don't understand though i
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by d33 8y ago
Was hoping to see some examples related to CSS animations or interactivity, instead got just a few tricks that don't seem all that useful. Also, the way colors were chosen for this website makes my eyes instantly hurt.
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by d33 8y ago
Perhaps they meant webapps: http://www.arewewebyet.org/
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by d33 8y ago
Was it ever implemented? Are there any usable (at least working in a VM with networking) Lisp OSes out there?
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by d33 8y ago
If you're trying to store numbers that might start with a zero using an integer type, you're doing it wrong anyway. A rule of thumb is to ask yourself the question: what does the result of adding two such values mean?
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by d33 8y ago
If you could expand it into a longer answer, I would appreciate that - perhaps there are some pieces of good design (git add -p?) in Git, but overall it's too messy for many.
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by d33 8y ago
Git CLI is universally agreed to be absolutely terrible, with its manuals actually making it worse. Just flick through one or two blog posts you can find here, many of which already made HN: https://www.google.com/search?q=w
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by d33 8y ago
And now, with make-ups meant to fool the AIs, the story kind of repeats...
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by d33 8y ago
I'm starting to like this shutdown. Having TSA choked sounds like a great win to me.
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by d33 8y ago
Makes me wonder how much AI we could fit into ZX Spectrum, an old Amiga or 80386...
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by d33 8y ago
One of the demos fails: https://codesandbox.io/s/23rk7j098j "SecurityError Permission denied to access property "dispatchEvent" on cross-origin object"
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by d33 8y ago
Name coming from this post IIRC: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1732454/1091116
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by d33 8y ago
Interesting. Where could I read up on that?
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by d33 8y ago
My idea is to avoid context switching like in VDSO, but with a generalized solution that would allow this sort of behavior for all system calls. Could you point me to any write-ups about exception-less syscalls?
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by d33 8y ago
I wonder if this kind of approach could be generalized to all syscalls - pushing them asynchronously to shared memory, then receiving output in arbitrary order once kernel core takes care of it. Is this feasible? Does it make sense to expan
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by d33 8y ago
Could someone explain casual consistency to me? Is it just about not showing earlier messages to someone who got blocked, or is there something more to it?
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by d33 8y ago
Just wanted to say that I find those visualisations pretty pleasant to see.
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by d33 8y ago
Autogenerated transcript for those who don't want to sit at the video for half an hour: https://pastebin.com/XCe5Kctr
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by d33 8y ago
Microkernels are IPC-heavy, right? What I rather imagine is having modules at source level, not kernel level. So the thing still compiles down to a monolith/hybrid, but modules are abstracted away and reusable.
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by d33 8y ago
Just wanted to say that I wish that this was how kernels were made - out of modular, reusable blocks. Would this scale? In other words, could Redox and the OS described in the system share IRQ code from the same crate and ultimately grow in
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by d33 8y ago
Perhaps the solution should also involve drones?
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by d33 8y ago
You don't have to copulate in order to express "your ability to reproduce". Keep in mind that your family also has your genes so if you just provide resources for them to reproduce, a part of you reproduces as well. This coul
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by d33 8y ago
Is this your intuition or do you have studies to back this up and also show that disadvantages outweigh the advantages?
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by d33 8y ago
You might have a point, but the way you phrased it sounded arrogant. People might have various reasons to avoid social networks or consider them irrelevant and might not need to "get ready for it". While potentially useful, it&#x2
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by d33 8y ago
> I am going to take time off and get some assistance on how to understand people’s emotions and respond appropriately. Wow. Torvalds going to a therapy. I seriously couldn't be more impressed about him, because he always seemed too
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by d33 8y ago
I wonder what it would look like for completely random numbers?
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by d33 8y ago
White on black? Seriously? Thanks to Firefox for reading mode.
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by d33 8y ago
> First world problem. Why is that wrong for first-world people to tackle first-world problems? Just because you don't believe in a particular piece of psychology doesn't necessarily have to make it untrue. Seriously, it's
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by d33 8y ago
Not sure if it's even possible. I heard that after taking LSD you can't really trip for a few days.
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by d33 8y ago
Already hugged to death by HN. Perhaps it's a good idea to replace it with a static website for now?

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