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by erk__ 5y ago
A interesting paper I saw about adding a GC to Rust is this[0] where they made some programming challenges and showed that the ones who used a GC finished the task faster. [0]: https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.01098
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by erk__ 5y ago
It should be noted that this is a redesign of the old docs site that recently went live.
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by erk__ 5y ago
Where have the owner claimed that it was taken down?
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by erk__ 5y ago
Is there any indications that it was taken down by GitHub and not by the owner themself?
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by erk__ 5y ago
They do indeed have a CLA: https://cla-assistant.io/memc-rs/memc-rs
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by erk__ 5y ago
Yeah the sibling comment by j_san is likely more correct than what I wrote above
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by erk__ 5y ago
Yeah, I think the meat of it is how they define distribution ‘Distribution’ or ‘Communication’: any act of selling, giving, lending, renting, distributing, communicating, transmitting, or otherwise making available, online or offlin
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by erk__ 5y ago
A good guess would be EUPL which is written to work within the european copyright framework https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/collection/eupl/eupl-text-eupl-1... It works much in the same way as AGPL Edit: As per decisi
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by erk__ 5y ago
According to a comment here it does https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29506397
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by erk__ 5y ago
If you dig a bit around the company register you can see that they have been working on getting this working since at least the 80s. So it is probably not something someone can reproduce at home easily
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by erk__ 5y ago
I am not sure what you mean this study is not recent and it is done by studying historical data > In the time interval 1979–1998, 273 consecutive cases of SCD in young people (≤35 years) which occurred in the Veneto Region of Italy were
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by erk__ 5y ago
I think it will all be possible to access on their youtube at least https://www.youtube.com/c/EmacsConf
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by erk__ 5y ago
There is also Wezterm which does have support for ligatures https://github.com/wez/wezterm
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by erk__ 5y ago
And of course https://old.reddit.com/r/marijuanaenthusiasts/ on the other side of that
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by erk__ 5y ago
That flew over my head haha
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by erk__ 5y ago
If you follow the link in the documentation it is a link to the documentation for dotnet, which is rather strange? Is this a new language for the CLR? In that case why does it not support Windows? It is also pretty interesting that it alrea
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by erk__ 5y ago
Interesting it was transferred in May 2019 and they bought Streamlabs in September 2019. I had not seen that.
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by erk__ 5y ago
Including $50,000 from the owners of Streamlabs, Logitech
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by erk__ 5y ago
That site have nothing to do with OBS really that is a separate project. https://golightstream.com/studio/ https://streamlabsstudio.com/
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by erk__ 5y ago
Does this really come as a surprise, the parent company have done it before in the past with the Mojang game scrolls https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caller%27s_Bane#Bethesda_lawsu...
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by erk__ 5y ago
And similarly GPG keys are at github.com/username.gpg
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by erk__ 5y ago
The SI system is a interesting one because it is actually not just free, but released under a CC license. https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure/
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by erk__ 5y ago
It helps that Tesla only have ~3 car models they are selling as a brand they are quite a bit further down the list at #23. https://www.best-selling-cars.com/germany/2021-half-year-ger...
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by erk__ 5y ago
The last minutes they have published was for the May meeting [0], and there have even been talk about making the release of the minutes faster in some of the ones that are published. [0]: https://foundation.rust-lang.org/mee
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by erk__ 5y ago
The NetBSD manpage says: > The <sysexits.h> header appeared somewhere after 4.3BSD. > The manual page for it appeared in NetBSD 4.0. Also it does not seem to be in any of the 4.3 man page archives on the freebsd man page website
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by erk__ 5y ago
It is strange to read comments like that, I used to be under the impression that PhD was a paid job as it is that here in Denmark. Here they get around £3400 per month [0]. [0]: https://dm.dk/din-loen/loenstatistik-og-l
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by erk__ 5y ago
I assume that code page 37 [0] is used in the Netherlands, so it is likely something more other than the common diacritics. Edit: I just saw it was in Belgium, but the same should apply there. Although they seem to be using a variant of cod
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by erk__ 5y ago
Time to break out UTF-EBCDIC! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-EBCDIC
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by erk__ 5y ago
I don't think there s a static linking going on there, else it would be impossible to use Electron for closed source software. Though it is used for things like Discord.
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by erk__ 5y ago
On Magits homepage the articles are shared together as well https://magit.vc/

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