dundarious

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by dundarious 9mo ago
There's nothing strange in this domain about relying on people to read the C header. On a running system `man syscall` points you to sys/syscall.h. Read /usr/include/sys/syscall.h which says it gets the actual
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by dundarious 9mo ago
I disagree, as group lifetimes are conceptually and architecturally often easier and simpler than having lots of individual lifetimes managed by smart pointers. And sure, you can often slap shared_ptr around the place, or hopefully a less l
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by dundarious 9mo ago
copy-paste error given the next example uses a smart ptr type that has a .get() to get the actual pointer.
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by dundarious 9mo ago
The background level of hooliganism is AFAIK a lot lower now than in the 80s/90s when I casually recall it being commonplace and less under control, yes, but that doesn't mean that Maccabi deserve to be treated as if they themsel
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by dundarious 9mo ago
> But why would there be particular reason to assume that there would be unrest at a match between fans from Tel Aviv and Birmingham who have no particular relation to each other? Emphasis mine, but you said both in a connected state
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by dundarious 9mo ago
My recollection is the Tel Aviv derby took place after this Aston Villa ban was announced or raised publicly as a possibility (my meaning of "the furore"), but before the eventual match (another valid definition). Regardless, the
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by dundarious 9mo ago
The Tel Aviv police did see fit to call off a Maccabi game about 2 weeks after this furore. Admittedly, because of violence on the morning of the game, not because of concerns well in advance, but I think it's quite reasonable to say t
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by dundarious 9mo ago
https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/15326456/rangers-shoc... It happens often enough in European football. Search "away fans ban uefa -maccabi" online. You can also look at official UEFA sites, but th
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by dundarious 9mo ago
Yes, that's the precise type of treatment I'm talking about: prevented from attending a football game due to security concerns or penalty for poor behavior.
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by dundarious 9mo ago
> when no other sets of fans are given the same treatment This treatment is often doled out to clubs' fans. Even in Tel Aviv.
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by dundarious 9mo ago
I like this tool. I just replaced a multi-step script to find running processes with deleted files open (e.g., updated shared library or binary) that used to be as follows: - grep /proc/*/maps for " (deleted)" (need
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by dundarious 9mo ago
It has process.cmdline as well as .name
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by dundarious 9mo ago
Of course avoid Actions if you expect tasks to complete promptly or ever. Have we forgotten safe_sleep.sh? I don't think it was unique.
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by dundarious 9mo ago
If you include all the drivers too (which surely makes the comparison more accurate), is that still the case?
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by dundarious 10mo ago
If you make a confident claim with no evidence, in a discussion that is rooted in everyone wanting to believe something, then the rational response is to doubt harder.
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Is there a real drone issue at all? https://www.dronewatch.eu/61-european-drone-sightings-analys...
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by dundarious 10mo ago
The court of public opinion is a really shitty court to apply to potentially criminal damage that occurred well outside the area of interest and knowledge for 99.99% of said public. The standards are shit, the outcomes are shit (bad idea wh
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by dundarious 10mo ago
I had no idea what brief was until I read the env var api key docs in the subdirectory. I think you should not lead with "it's a tui4j app!" and "it's terminal chat!". It's a terminal OpenAI ChatGPT interf
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by dundarious 10mo ago
filepilot is a very snappy and feature-rich alternative to the native file explorer. I wish there was a runner alternative. I love tofi on linux where a tiny bit of config makes it show up with dynamic yet deterministic results in a couple
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Yeah I was wrong and admitted it and explained the genesis and nuances of it. "And yet somehow"... why say "somehow" as if it's a mystery now? "outright opened" is a very poor construction as well. "d
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Yes, these were also common in several wire formats I had to use for market data/entry. You would think char symbol[20] would be inefficient for such performance sensitive software, but for the vast majority of exchanges, their technic
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by dundarious 10mo ago
I just installed a GOG Windows game in Heroic, and the Settings state "This game does not support Cloud Saves" even though my account has cloud saves clearly visible for that same game on the GOG website. Given I'm using Hero
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by dundarious 10mo ago
I was mixing up the fact that "Linux native games do not support GOG's Cloud Saves feature" (direct quote from the app itself), with a general lack of support. Given it says "Use the Windows version instead", I am q
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Heroic works perfectly, in a manner identical to Lutris (from a user perspective). I tested both several years ago and have been a happy Heroic user since. However, neither support 2 key features of GOG Galaxy: 1. cloud saves 2. achievement
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by dundarious 10mo ago
This is true, but there are pros and cons. Pro 1: reduced lockin Pro 2: open source options Con 1: not all options are all that easy to use or feature complete, making the "choice" a mandatory QA/research task, rather than a
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by dundarious 10mo ago
The final 3 point list is strange to me, because modulo exact APIs, 2 out of 3 are also done on Linux Steam Deck machines, which is the point of comparison. Only the x86/x64->aarch64 translation is novel.
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by dundarious 10mo ago
I don't think you necessarily disagree with that I'm saying. 1. git commits record an author name and email 2. github/gitlab offer an email relay so you can choose to configure your git client (and any browser-based commits y
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Run git show on any commit object, or look at the default output of git log, and you'll see the same. Your author name and email are always public. If you want, use a specific public address for those purposes.
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by dundarious 10mo ago
Not really, often you can pre compute your model and just do some kind of interpolation on price change and get it done sub 1us wire-to-wire.
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by dundarious 10mo ago
There is no need to compromise in order to support pre-C++17, you don't need `try_emplace` when the value is like bool and hence doesn't benefit from move semantics -- plain old `insert` is exactly equivalent, and has existed sinc

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