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by earenndil 7y ago
Ublock origin has less friction associated with installation and is arguably more private (no BAT).
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by earenndil 7y ago
How about 'jug'?
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by earenndil 7y ago
Ironically, a website centred around security doesn't support ed25519 ssh keys.
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by earenndil 7y ago
It is completely arbitrary, yes.
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by earenndil 7y ago
<link rel='stylesheet' href='res/lettercrap.css' /> <link rel='stylesheet' href='res/style.css' /> ;o
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by earenndil 7y ago
More to the point, it's gray goo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_goo
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by earenndil 7y ago
Good luck using one as a regular workstation (without resorting to classic unix, at which point we're back where we started).
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by earenndil 7y ago
That's a bit of a knee-jerk reaction, IMO. Problem: the computer systems we use are insufficiently flexible/too flexible, encouraging the use of N different ways of serializing data. Solution: make a computer system which encourag
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by earenndil 7y ago
You don't have to 'mentally substitute' the actual words. PC, SP, A, etc. are the words themselves. StackPointer is a pointless formalism.
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by earenndil 7y ago
Don't you have to destroy the target object, before you move into it?
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by earenndil 7y ago
Oops, I typoed. I said 'new *printf functions'; the example was supposed to be 'printf2("int64: %d64", x)'
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Show HN: I Implemented 'Defer' for C(github.com)
3 points by earenndil 7y ago|0 comments
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by earenndil 7y ago
GCC supports c17 already. Using c99 is fine, and plenty portable.
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by earenndil 7y ago
What I wonder is, why didn't they add new *printf functions? So you could say 'printf("int64: %d64", x)'
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by earenndil 7y ago
/r/wallstreetbets is a joke...
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by earenndil 7y ago
> first line as the PR title and the rest as description > exactly the same mechanism as git uses for "git commit" That's not how git commit works. git commit opens $EDITOR and makes a list of lines (sans commented-out
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by earenndil 7y ago
Do we have statistics about how many infected people are showing symptoms?
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The Google Chrome comic book (2008)(google.com)
1 points by earenndil 7y ago|0 comments
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by earenndil 7y ago
I believe that's part of what they're trying to point out. That melodies this short should be copyrightable by anyone.
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by earenndil 7y ago
> they apparently do this not to make more money, but just so they can pass the savings on to the consumer ...so that consumers buy more/are more likely to buy, making them more money. Which is kind of the point of the article.
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by earenndil 7y ago
Title taken from the reddit post[1], as the video's title is a bit clickbaity. 1: https://redd.it/f1tuwo
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Copyright implications of brute forcing all 12-tone major melodies [video](youtube.com)
4 points by earenndil 7y ago|1 comments
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by earenndil 7y ago
> If he's so unoriginal, you go do what he did That's nonsense. Most people weren't lucky enough to sell a company for several hundreds of millions of dollars in the dot-com boom.
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by earenndil 7y ago
> If innovation continues to accelerate It won't; that is a naive view. Innovation can't keep accelerating forever, and I would be surprised if it even keeps up its current pace; far likelier it's a sigmoid curve - https
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by earenndil 7y ago
But then you have to call vertical tab VT, and then you have no name for a virtual teletypewriter.
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by earenndil 7y ago
> Also it IS a beginners books because he makes no assumptions about the readers previous experience I've just started going through it, and it's definitely made some assumptions about prior knowledge; I doubt I would have been
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by earenndil 7y ago
https://beginners.re/
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by earenndil 7y ago
> PSSL doesn't need to be emulated ...which makes the job much harder. Shading languages aren't terribly complicated; implementing a compiler from one to native spir-v/whatever is a reasonable task. Translating from one
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by earenndil 7y ago
Once freebsd's linux implementation supports io_uring, you'll be able to use that there too. Nothing for macos, though, I'm afraid.
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by earenndil 7y ago
why not add an operator so you can say (x !is null)?

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