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exikyut
5y ago
Why do I feel like this would be the simplest solution to this problem, and in fact so simple it's likely to occur in the next few years... ...okay, reality check, even if the autopilots get good enough, it'll still be incredibly
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I sometimes tend to let my phone fall into the nook of where my pinky finger meets my hand, when I want to hold it near-vertically/upright. I can agree that this doesn't really work well long-term, it's much more comfortable
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Archive of software written by Vernon D Buerg (incl. 62 versions of LIST.COM)
(github.com)
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5y ago
Because it wound up with the sufficient complexity and implementational discohesion as to be broken, existentially insecure, or both: https://computer.rip/2021-11-26-no-u-pnp.html ( https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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5y ago
Which would then obviously make it attractive to switch from working from the company to working for the union. And now the union is even stronger.
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For me this only shows one spam result in the 20th position: https://imgur.com/a/s8ETiNl (tallish image) That being said, I have issued queries in the past that I have just found absolute walls of malicious results. I
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5y ago
"Do what I mean not what I say" becomes Very Interesting™ when politics are involved!
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(Why is there a "nop" near the end? What does it do?)
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exikyut
5y ago
Out of curiosity, are you planning on (progressively, slowly) rolling your own JIT, or using something like DynASM ( https://luajit.org/dynasm_features.html ), libFirm ( https://pp.ipd.kit.edu/firm/Feature
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5y ago
It might be interesting to be able to tell the VM to resume into code for exactly N instructions or branches. I can see instrumentation/debugging tooling using this with N=1 for example.
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5y ago
Hi! Massively predictable comment making noises about Symantec code-dumping QEMM, DESQview and DESQview/X :) Besides being a lot of fun to read, the latter (which incidentally got some attention on here just a month ago - https:/
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5y ago
FWIW, threads lock after a few days. So if you figure this out within the next day or two you should be able to update the thread. I'm interested :3
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5y ago
Returning to this state repeatedly, aka a cyclic system, isn't all that bad, if it means we ultimately don't exceed the current threshold. IMHO the collective furor necessary to drive development in the space (eg, Google and Apple
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5y ago
As someone who has never purchased a new-in-box phone, do Samsung devices ship with Chrome preinstalled by virtue of *handwave* "because Android"?
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5y ago
(s/hut/hood/; s/sind/since/; s/whole/while/; - no offense intended, just looking to save 10 seconds of headscratching)
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5y ago
There's an interesting sentiment shared amongst some of the comments both here and in the linked thread that leetcode is somehow a fundamental measure of social worth or quality. Like, if you can complete leetcode, you're so in
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This is absolutely OT but I am really curious how much of a percentage the domain purchase represented out of total investment so far :D
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For what it's worth, the distinct impedance mismatch inherent to monthly payment has a very useful buffering quality to it. A pay-per-second model explicitly validates accountancy-per-second, aka micromanagement, and constructs a uniqu
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Welp. My brain interpreted "fetch" in the context of "replacement for JavaScript XHR", as though Vietnam war flashbacks had collectively been replaced with modern web development.
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5y ago
...lobby to have the building code changed. Huh. It's kind of neat to realize you can actually just go and do that. So easy to just write that sort of thing off as interminable because it will be hard. Very cool idea. On a related no
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5y ago
How'd they get at it in the first place?
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Tell HN: The 22nd of February this year (22/2/2022) will be a Tuesday (Twos-day)
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We need a subthread about the fact that I can't access this through Sci-Hub. I'll start: why isn't it on Sci-Hub yet??
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Sadly not here.
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Note to self/for record: I just turned my computer on the next day and found myself signed out. "!!!"ing I checked a spare phone I'm always signed in to HN on, and found myself signed out there too. I'm still signed
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Seeing the URL end in .php gave me the wrong impression - I thought it was running a separate PHP interpreter for each connection... which is naturally insane, and why I was curious. I should've just gone and looked at the code before
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That's a really interesting connection to draw. FWIW, what actually happened was that my finger slipped and triggered a page reload (thankfully not while commenting... that's happened a couple times ._.), cue "wait wat oh no&
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5y ago
*moves up todo list* There, now it's a above "count to infinity twice" :D In all seriousness I appreciate the encouragement.
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5y ago
Thanks for replying. Hmm. Will keep in mind.
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Did you just get logged out? (Edit: Nope, just me)
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