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by dento 4y ago
For a hands-on introduction, writing a minimal kernel in Rust, see https://os.phil-opp.com/
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by dento 4y ago
The problem is almost impossible to solve. When a person has forgotten their password, lost their device and doesn't have 2fa recovery codes in hand or a recovery account set up, there is no way verify the identity of the user. Real-wo
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by dento 4y ago
Death penalty with proper trial is more expensive than life-without-parole sentence, at least in the US currently [1]. I'm not sure if this means that non-death-penalty crimes are not inspected properly. In such system the only reason
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by dento 4y ago
Nitpicking: arbitrary pauses can occur even without syscalls, when the OS preempts the program. More nitpicking: on x86-64, SMI interrupts can cause arbitrary pauses even without any software control involved. Hard realtime on x86-64 is not
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by dento 4y ago
I case it helps, this is how it was taught to me when introducing proofs. For your example case, it's simply the matter of seeing multiplication as repeated addition. So, 2x is x+x, and from this follows: 2(x+y) = (x+y)+(x+y) = x+y+x+y
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by dento 4y ago
Sure, and you can grow all food yourself as well, grocery stores are a convenience as well.
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by dento 4y ago
The solution is ok while you have options. But when all banks require attestation to access your account, you can no longer choose.
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by dento 4y ago
> If you change your license to forbid removing the license, then there's a good chance that it doesn't hold any legal power. But almost all licenses already do that, for example the MIT license says: > The above copyright n
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by dento 4y ago
> But most software can be compiled (and even obfuscated), making it unpractical to further modify and redistribute a copy. Tell that to people who remove DRM restrictions, fix bugs and then distribute the result. The only reason there a
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by dento 4y ago
Positives like not having "save" ability on documents? Or not having push notifications so messaging applications, calendars and such is not possible? Both of these can be abused of course, but not having them forces many categori
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by dento 4y ago
I've been loosely following the book with Rust, and no issues so far. Both the compiler and interpreter are implementable without much issues. You'll have to adapt a bit, but in general you can use the same methods.
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by dento 4y ago
> - Manual transmissions in cars Only in US, in EU about 80% of new cars have manual transmission.
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by dento 4y ago
Usually faster version always consumes less power, as this allows the core more time in sleep. This is known as the race-to-sleep or race-to-idle paradox.
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by dento 4y ago
1. people can say whatever they want 2. no abusive comments Content moderation is difficult.
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by dento 5y ago
> The truth is that nobody likes being interviewed. Getting tested and judged by strangers isn’t fun. I do. It might be because I'm way better at performing in interviews than in the actual job. It's also way more exciting to d
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by dento 5y ago
Why not skip the display completely and just go with a capture card? They are cheap and have none of the issues with lights and timings.
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by dento 5y ago
Some blockchain project offer grants for (completely legal) programming work, and some of them wont require real world identification.
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by dento 5y ago
In Finnish, there is -hko/-hkö, which is essentially the same thing. For instance: blue -> bluish => sininen -> sinisehkö formal -> formalish => muodollinen -> muodollisehko apparent -> apparent-ish => ilmeinen
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by dento 5y ago
Chatbots serve a real purpose: they hide information and frustrate users so that they will not request refunds and such.
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by dento 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling Kling is building an operating system and a web browser, and frequently relases videos about the work. Most go through development of a single feature. The videos are unedited to
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by dento 5y ago
Regional domain providers, i.e. .cc country code domains, usually give you legal rights to that domain as long as you pay the fees.
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by dento 5y ago
> No, you can't do it because the seller of the game does not allow you to do it. There is no law requiring sellers to lock down their games with DRM or other forms of restriction. DRM is usually bypassed within hours or days of the
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by dento 5y ago
Computer security cannot be solved as long as the users don't understand the decisions they are making, so that will never happen. Walled gardens exist to remove those decisions, so that users can't hurt themselves.
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by dento 5y ago
Some of the common answers that make me differ: > Social welfare should not be free. There are low skilled jobs that can be done by most. ... Most people are not able to do anything productive for the society, expect for in a limited num
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by dento 5y ago
It might even help; if EV takes 20-40 minutes to charge, that's perfect time for a store visit, lunch, etc.
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by dento 5y ago
The link seems to be broken
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by dento 5y ago
Thanks! I'll watch it tomorrow.
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by dento 5y ago
In Finland you can usually complete first year of the bachelors studies without enrolling to the university. Some of the courses, like first programming courses in CS, are free. Others cost a small fee, around 75€ per course. If you decide
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by dento 5y ago
Not just GPL, even works with MIT/Apache/BSD license require attribution
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by dento 5y ago
https://2018.zeronights.ru/wp-content/uploads/materials/15-r...

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