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1y ago
A bit funny since logographic languages are the original CISC.
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1y ago
Sorry to hear friend. It may seem hopeless but you can change things. If people can hack chatgpt you can hack your rain. ;) Often depression is just that, a sign you need to change something. The what is hard.. Often it's our mindset.
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1y ago
Thanks, it’s good to hear that losing weight helped so much.
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1y ago
Well stop using body cavities as a reactor would be a good first step. :p More seriously could be signs of depression. I felt way worse when I was depressed. Also could be something like chronic fatigue syndrome too. P.S. get your vitamin-d
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1y ago
Segfault sounds better than running with inconsistent data.
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1y ago
Funny, it's not that different to programming in Node or browsers. The JIT is awesome, but theres so many stories of fragile performance pits.
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1y ago
There's many fields where paying 10% extra on parts is more than worth it for shorter and more reliable supply chain. Not to mention probably better for the environment as well. The price for parts is often a small piece of the overall
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1y ago
Used them before and they're ok. They were missing some important features like sum types. The code output was a pain, but targeted a few languages. My suspicion is that Captain Proto would be technically superior but less documented t
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1y ago
Right GRiSP has support for creating RTOS tasks in C, IIRC. Within BEAM itself there’s no priority mechanism, however, on a RPi3 or BeagleBone you could get about an 200 uS average response time to GPIO on Linux, even under moderate load. T
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1y ago
That’s awesome!
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It’d probably depend on whether NetBSD requires having an MMU or MPU. RISC-V support might be an option.
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Eh I found the article interesting. To me it seems more like a non-native English speaker using an LLM to help their English grammar. The article lists out some examples which I found interesting and didn't know about. I tried getting
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1y ago
I really want an excuse to run NetBSD on something. I wonder if ESP32's are capable of running NetBSD? Even just running on a RPi would be fun. Also, for embedded devices the coherent whole system design of *BSDs with the package build
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1y ago
That's actually a feature. Whistle blowers and leaks like Snowdens are helped by these antiquated setups.
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1y ago
The really tricky part is that both aspects of taxes are true.
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1y ago
> Total Wealth Gains of Forbes 400 by Presidential Administration The Forbes 400 total wealth grew considerably more during Democratic administrations (+57.1%) compared to Republican administrations (+16.5%) Wow, the last jump of the wea
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1y ago
The system does generally push towards a duopoly. Still there's more influence of voters inside the parties at the local levels than it seems at first. Many important issues are handled at the state level. There's more variation o
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1y ago
Yep, it always was.
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1y ago
That sort of thing would be awesome. I suspect it’d have to be community driven. Perhaps with some academics but who knows if IRBs would approve. Doing this same idea but with inflammation monitoring would be enormously valuable as well.
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1y ago
On a serious side note, only certain banks get to print money.
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1y ago
I largely just do instant coffee now. Less brainpower needed. Though the lack of 240 stateside makes me sad.
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Wow American capitalism really has ended. It's now all about rent seeking, not offering better products or services to attract customers or earn more. We really need a 1910's style societal backlash against this sort of profiteeri
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1y ago
Even minimal exercise helps cut my worse cravings. It's surprising how much impact it has. Also cooking food from scratch is very helpful. Yet somehow i always end up going eh I'll just eat out today.
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1y ago
Anyone know if there’s lab tests for ImP already? Is it a common or well known enough target?
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Yep it’s ideal for this sort of application without the headache of Rust. Plus it’s helpful it can compile to C,C++, or JavaScript. So take your pick.
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1y ago
IANAL either, which is why I asked for case law. I’d like to understand a bit more. Strong statements like the OPs without qualifications can lead to skewed ideas. For example look at the amount of damage done by the “shareholder primacy” t
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Interesting re-reading the Wikipedia link after reading some of the case law summaries this sticks out: > Also, the duties [of board of directors] are owed to the company itself, and not to any other entity.[42] This does not mean that d
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No seems clear that the board of directors have fiduciary responsibilities to all shareholders in Anglo common law. However reading some of the case law it seems that being a majority stockholder wasn’t always held the have same fiduciary r
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1y ago
Thanks! Phrases like fiduciary obligations get brandied about so often they can loose meaning.
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1y ago
Can you cite case law for this opinion which would apply to a large public corporation during normal management?
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