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by exikyut 4y ago
Our study only considers open source code written in the C programming language and found on GitHub. While it is technically feasible to extend this to C++ using the same crawling and data analysis scripts, we decided to disregard C++ code
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by exikyut 4y ago
Hmmmmm. Reading the aside In fact IEEE floating-point math is designed to, whenever practical, give the best possible answer (correctly rounded) Made me realize - there are not "just" four billion floats, there are four billion
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by exikyut 4y ago
What do you mean by "fully async prompt"?
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by exikyut 4y ago
Grimoire (I see that in the HTML and HTTP requests for cs.chromium.org and cs.android.com, so I presume that's what it's called) is really cool, although sadly obviously not OSS. It completely falls apart when faced with JS, which
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by exikyut 4y ago
Sorry not OP/answer, but IMO I don't think your question is inappropriate; I too would like to read that particular book while holding it at arm's length.
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by exikyut 4y ago
Eh, I didn't even notice. I think my brain autocorrected it to "as for work, ...".
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by exikyut 4y ago
Wow. Where are the API docs for this??
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by exikyut 4y ago
https://devnull-as-a-service.com/ - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6637480 (2013) :v
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by exikyut 4y ago
Thinking about both processing time and the difficulty of sustaining 120M downloads' worth of programmatic access, I wouldn't be surprised if this is actually trained on the track previews.
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by exikyut 4y ago
And then IT is a mushroom cloud.
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by exikyut 4y ago
What a fascinating combination of "analogy" and "allegory". This aside, I agree with your point - the best articulation I can think of right now is the human equivalent of "do what I mean not what I say". Where
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by exikyut 4y ago
Which means you've just built the smartest thing you're capable of, and are thus incapable of debugging it.
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by exikyut 4y ago
$ ls -1 | grep scrot | wc -l 76422 That's just this laptop. My file server's broken at the moment (ZFS redundancy FTW \o/ first ever disk failure) and it has a few more moved onto it from different machines (probabl
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by exikyut 4y ago
IIUC it's the kernel EDAC subsystem rebooting the server for you. If you turn it off you'll get non-ECC behaviour, but in this case you'll also get really interesting system issues because as the sibling comments have said
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by exikyut 4y ago
You can also get USB-C to DP/HDMI/VGA/DVI adaptors that support USB passthrough. "Most" (?) modern phones support DP-over-USB-C now and some even open a DeX-inspired desktop environment when connected (which even if
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by exikyut 4y ago
Wow, 22.2 is pretty crazy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/22.2_surround_sound When you say you can input XYZ coordinates - I couldn't help but wonder, is this sort of thing ever hooked up to motion tracking?
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by exikyut 4y ago
That only replaces <textarea>s. Theoretically the OP project would also work in <div contenteditable>s.
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by exikyut 4y ago
(HGV = Heavy Goods Vehicle) The pilot thing is the same in AU too.
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by exikyut 4y ago
* Adds to mental list of cool resources that exist on the internet * Looking at the map with the blue dots, a cool rainy-day project would be to show the pings and pongs flying back and forth :3
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by exikyut 4y ago
It might also be a good idea to also try and get some experience as a PM, to better integrate an understanding of the other side of the fence and the right focal point to approach it from.
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by exikyut 4y ago
I've just realized I really need to see this video re-shot next to a Shiny-Looking Thing at an ASML facility, preferably one with glowy lights emanating out of it somewhere. (I've also just realized at least 10 companies have prob
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by exikyut 4y ago
Is this sibling comment relevant? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33603406
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by exikyut 4y ago
Is L2 faster than maximum PCI-e bandwidth, and would it be interesting to bolt some MMIO'd SRAM to an x86 box?
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by exikyut 4y ago
And when it works, it contributes to the business being profitable. (Kind of rhetorical, but interesting to me)
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by exikyut 4y ago
If you ever plan on colocating a 1U box somewhere, count me in for nibbling a bit off the end of it for $20/mo :) (I'm in Sydney, and seriously, seriously want my latency back) I did a bunch of digging a while back and it looks li
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by exikyut 4y ago
Hmm, according to https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/omnipoint-communicat... Omnipoint was bought (for $4.5b? no lol) in 1999 by https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/omnipoint-voicestrea...
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by exikyut 4y ago
That being said, maybe check if you have `dhclient`, `dhcpcd`, `systemd-resolved`, or (less likely) `dnsmasq` or `bind` running (htop / ps aux). If you do, your instance may fall over after its DHCP lease expires and it then presumably
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by exikyut 4y ago
Ooooh, I see. TIL, thanks! So, what kinds of things would actually go wrong? "Bits of proprietary software yelling at each other in non-standard-ese"? Crazy scripting fixing frequent human mistakes? Or...? I'm very fascinated
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by exikyut 4y ago
Genuinely curious why you're using the words "bug report" and "developers" here - would this actually be an implementation-specific software issue? All this squishiness sounds like a manual process simply didn'
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by exikyut 4y ago
Once unlec.com is back up (see other comment) - I'm very curious where the number currently is at?

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