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by dapids 5y ago
Exactly, the people who argue for online courses as if they are entitled to them are quick to jump to the defence of them, yet they are totally unpractical for swaths of fields.
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by dapids 5y ago
Dude, it's a name, chill out. Names have many variations, some more than others. Don't turn this into something it's not...
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by dapids 5y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out.
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by dapids 5y ago
I really wish you could choose to receive ads selectively based on the channel you are watching. There are some channels I have zero issue with helping monetize by watching an ad or two, but I don't want to support every channel this w
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by dapids 5y ago
I thought LLVM's LD was pretty good, but I'll have to give this a read.
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by dapids 5y ago
Why are you acting like a mediator between two conversations you were never part of, it's like you are trying to play devils advocate. You aren't helping the discussion, if you know you know, if you don't you don't.
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by dapids 5y ago
Literally nobody in the FOSS community cares about these events, wakeup.
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by dapids 5y ago
Ah sorry missed the part about mobile. But in any case, this isn't true, there has been playground for quite a long time on iOS. The portions of BSD which XNU uses is quite small, and is quite a mismatch of things from all over like IO
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by dapids 5y ago
Yes, sure, but have you actually used Ada in practice? It's not exactly ergonomic or straightforward either, it's not magic. You don't hear about the struggles of using it in practice because the projects you've pointed
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by dapids 5y ago
Millions of people build and create things on Mac computers, they have the XCode IDE and multiple natively supported languages, swift, objc, C++, C, Python, JavaScript, it's all built-in. Am I missing something?
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by dapids 5y ago
You commented 7 days ago noting you vaccinated all your kids and now your shaming someone's decision for vaccinating theirs? Rich. As for the rest of your comments on this article.
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by dapids 5y ago
Sounds like a contracting problem to me.
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by dapids 5y ago
Maybe your feeble brain couldn't read what I said. I said M1, not macOS as a whole. This discussion in about M1, think again. I can guarantee you will find nothing pointing in that direction for M1. Go ahead, look.
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by dapids 5y ago
Talk about being pedantic ...
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by dapids 5y ago
Well he did talk about it on SNL, as for your other points, I don't remember him talking about Tesla or SpaceX during the skit _yet_.
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by dapids 5y ago
What are _you_ talking about? Apple has never directly supported both directly through software support or otherwise, support for booting anything else but macOS on bare-metal M1.
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by dapids 5y ago
Ah, very clever, will have see what the future brings. I would assume apple would not be too pleased though, with either approach.
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by dapids 5y ago
Word of warning, stay away from the metal shader bitcode (AIR), or they are gonna sue ya, they did a couple academics for publishing on it.
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by dapids 5y ago
Problem is everything needs to be automotive grade components, and if the supply is already low such a type or in contention, they are going to cost a heck of a lot more than the absurdity which is the 100% additional cost for a automotive
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by dapids 5y ago
The focus should be to support both initiatives, not bring the other down, or to make it seem like an otherwise undesirable endeavour. At least that's the way the site made me feel. Mars might suck, but we are going somewhere, regardle
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by dapids 5y ago
Or be explicit. Call it AtomicUpdateDate if such functionality is really desired. Nobody should assume any operation is atomic ... Unless it is explicitly stated to be so. EDIT: sorry meant to reply to the parent comment.
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by dapids 5y ago
"Just calibrate your monitor". If only making every monitor calibrate perfectly was so simple. Sometimes you don't have permission or access to even calibrate said monitor. Your talking about nits like every monitor is able t
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by dapids 6y ago
Then don't drive Uber. Most businesses legally must allow service dogs.
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by dapids 6y ago
Awesome example, bookmarked!
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by dapids 6y ago
AFAIK terminal.app doesn't have any control code filtering before it's rendered. Although iTerm2.app does have this as a feature, if that helps.
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by dapids 6y ago
Hahaha, I love the StarCraft analogy!
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by dapids 6y ago
Que? Look at VLIW ISA's for five minutes and tell me how you've arrived at "agnostic".
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by dapids 6y ago
And competent malware author can add that to some level of sophistication, it's a no brainer. (Agreeing)
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by dapids 6y ago
Can you supply said statistic?
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by dapids 6y ago
Yes, the core of the kernel is, the majority of drivers are not. XNU is a hybrid kernel, not monolithic.

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