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> automatically sends the email you've almost certainly seen that asks you to rate something you Just FYI, most of us maintain blacklists of sellers who do that and would never give business to one again, even if it requires paying
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Fabrice Bellard
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Back when I had to drive/walk in SF, I would also go quite out of my way to avoid market or mission. Especially near 6th. Self-preservation and whatnot...
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That would require (among many other things) a stable driver API -- one of the things NT gets right and linux is wrong on. Linus has been quite clear that he does not see things this way. So ... not going to happen
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yes
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Let me guess, dispatcher was NOT publicly prosecuted and jailed for life as accessory to murder?
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1. give it toy assignment which is a simplified subcomponent of your actual task 2. wait 3. post on LinkedIn about how amazing AI now is 4. throw away the slop and write proper code 5. go home, to repeat this again tomorrow
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9mo ago
ok, let's run with your theory. Where does one safely stash a small-ish sum like ~$100B now?
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Can. Won't. There is no safer place to stash money in the world. Nobody buys treasuries for the fun of it. They do it since that is the safest place to stash money long term.
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NT is an objectively better-designed kernel. Windows userspace is a mess, but replacing the kernel won’t help there. Maybe MS can ship XFCE — that I’d buy.
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Vassals who refuse to bend the knee tend to ... not live long. Often replaced by those who bend it properly.
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Do you not use restrict in your normal everyday C code that you write? I use it in my normal C code.
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10mo ago
http://dmitry.gr
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> in the end we want what is called “computer use” from AI Who is "we" here? I do not want that at all.
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Some of those things are not like the others. TrustZone is not a dedicated core. It is a mode of the CPU, akin to x86's SMM
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Latest Safari on latest unmodified macOS on an M4 laptop -- same
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"compressed size" does not seem to include the size of the model and the code to run it. According to the rules of Large Text Compression Benchmark, total size of those must be counted, otherwise a 0-byte "compressed" fi
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Tumblr was never as big as FB or Twitter are
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Same reason that apple did not ban Facebook despite repeated workarounds of user privacy measures. Too-big-to-fail.
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i am doing MIPS first (for V-tech Helio), but i will eventually
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> not to mention we're seeing silicon from intel and amd that can compete with the M series on mobile devices. [[citation needed]], benchmarks please, incl battery life, not promises. "We are seeing" implies reality
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Sexual abuse (of adults and of children) is abhorrent, illegal, and should remain so. A number cannot be illegal.
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Unbelievable. People pretending not to understand something stated very clearly just to insult someone they don’t even know. Is this where society is now?
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10mo ago
I will defend absolute freedom of all speech by Musk and against Musk. By Adobe and against Adobe. My Microsoft and against Microsoft. By you and against you. By me and against me. Unlike many who merely theorize about this from their a
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> After all, it was mostly left-wing climate protesters getting arrested, and young (more left-leaning) voters being prevented from voting Quite a mistake to think politicians would act to better anyone's lives, including those who
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For those who, like me, read this and thought "what the hell is a mermaid diagram?", apparently it is a method to describe simple flow diagrams using markdown-like text. More here: https://mermaid.js.org/
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Gentoo-by-obscurity?
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That is my personal site, I do not expect to take it down, since that is where I post my projects. But also, you can just save it from there entirely, and serve from your own site -- there is no server-side part to it. no 82. I only liked t
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Derive doesn’t run on my iPhone sadly
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https://dmitry.gr/89 you can also "add to homescreen" on iOS/android and it acts like a native app & works offline. symbolic math - computer algebra system, integration/differentiation, finance app i
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