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by elteto 4y ago
FWIW I’ve seen space FSW instances where both std:: was allowed and forbidden. One instance was soft real-time FSW running on a customized Linux. Most (sane) C++ was allowed, exceptions were not disabled, just disallowed, std:: was allowed
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by elteto 4y ago
"Rewriting SQLite in Rust" would probably come in second :)
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by elteto 4y ago
Seeing how Intel hemorrhaged talent that went straight to their competitors, like Apple, I’d say your distinction is not very relevant.
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by elteto 4y ago
I’ve never had extraterrestrial meat myself. How is it?
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by elteto 4y ago
You were probably following the two cardinal rules of Tinder: 1) Be attractive. 2) Don't be unattractive.
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by elteto 4y ago
He should become immune to social engineering and manipulation... /s Now seriously, there is not much he can do going forward other than be even more careful with vetting his sources. Which I am sure he already internalized.
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by elteto 4y ago
I also spent most of my early life close to computers but as far as programming I only remember learning actual programming (in C) in my late teen years. It’s really hard for a 10 year old kid to really grok stuff like that. So if you are c
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by elteto 4y ago
The irony here is that you’d never be considered for an engineering position at any of his companies without an engineering degree AND a good GPA.
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by elteto 4y ago
Faith? That’s your problem right there.
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by elteto 4y ago
The problem is that there is not much to “talk” about. Do you have scientific evidence in the form of published papers in scientific journals? That is the baseline here. If anything, the problem with vaccines and why it has become politiciz
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by elteto 4y ago
A more interesting story is behind the blog post linked in the article to someone else's implementation (which I also think contains a bit more detail than this one): [0] https://www.royvanrijn.com/blog/2010/0
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by elteto 4y ago
Not that bad? Those are absolutely terrible. 4% is probably close to noise level, so essentially you are a couple of percentage points faster on multicore with TWICE the total power envelope. Think about that. And almost 1/5th slower i
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by elteto 4y ago
If I remember correctly images in PDFs can be stored full res but are then rendered to final size, which more often than not in double column research papers end up being tiny.
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by elteto 4y ago
Fortunate Son is an incredible political song that feels eternal in message and yet it also feels deeply localized to the social environment of the US in the late 60s and early 70s. I think that duality is what makes it such a great song. P
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by elteto 4y ago
You close your eyes and hope the other guy is not closing his eyes too.
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by elteto 4y ago
Not to diss on your ride but 7s is Honda Civic level territory. It’s pretty slow.
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by elteto 4y ago
It’s not that it is or it isn’t. The US legal system is based on precedent so if there’s little history of previous cases where this was decided then it’s very hard to know how it will go in court. Everyone loves citing precedent but nobody
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by elteto 4y ago
It’s not the source of energy that has a cost, it’s the process of actively capturing it, conditioning it and providing it that does. Therefore, providing energy, no matter the source, always has a cost.
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by elteto 4y ago
Crash and burn. Constantly. Why do you do this to people? I’m trying again…
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by elteto 4y ago
It’s just low grade journalism trying to inflate the impact of the bug. Conspicuously missing is the cost of the equipment in the lab where he developed the first prototype.
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by elteto 4y ago
Great response by SpaceX: https://api.starlink.com/public-files/StarlinkWelcomesSecuri... “Bring on the bugs”. This is how you properly engage the security community. In times where journalists are taken to court for l
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by elteto 4y ago
While I would enjoy more technically challenging/interesting work the game industry has an incredibly low reputation for how they treat their best and brightest. Not really interested in going through that grinder. Have you experienced
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by elteto 4y ago
This a great way to think about it.
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by elteto 4y ago
What finally got the `ln` argument order engraved in my mind was learning that you can skip the destination argument: ln -s /foo/bar/baz will create a soft link in the CWD named baz, pointing to /foo/bar&#x
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by elteto 4y ago
Very interesting and impressive technically but the post took a dive towards the end with the anti-Java rant. We can celebrate our work without having to stand on a platform made by bashing the work of others.
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by elteto 4y ago
That sounds like a feature to me, the end user.
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by elteto 4y ago
This title is pure clickbait. It's a cherrypicked line taken out of context. For reference, this is the tweet in it's entirety: "I agree with this person, along with many Rust community members. Rust is not a "safe langu
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by elteto 4y ago
They are just paving the way for a reduction in force.
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by elteto 4y ago
How long do you think it will take, in this scenario, for local US fabs to reach parity with TSMC? Intel has been trying for a decade. AMD is a TSMC customer. Your scenario only makes sense if the US was almost on the verge of achieving tec
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by elteto 4y ago
Eh, I don’t think that anecdote is relevant. The production pipeline for cotton is extremely simple in comparison: add lots of manual labor plus land fertile for cotton and you get cotton. Many places on Earth would have fit that bill in th

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