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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
In this case, the missing piece in Go is the NonNullable hint. That would make it clear that null checks aren't needed, enforceable by the type system, and lintable. Option types just forces you to do the check, but doesn't remove
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
In 3.6 years, chances are they are still worth $3k. Unless some new chip fab pops up that can spam the chip market. Even if the AI bubble bursts, I doubt we'll see high-RAM GPUs sell off.
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
Generally increasing "money supply" will increase the spending floor, which business will eventually use to increase profits, which we read as inflation. (Sorry, I mean they'll do price discovery to optimize corporate ownersh
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
I can't imagine the news headlines the first time a stolen such drone is used in a (civialian) terrorist attack. Dark times ahead. Fear is already driving polarization and class society where I live. This will just heighten it. Hopeful
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
If the requester stops applying common sense, the reviewer has to apply more of it, and there's a finite review budget. I will deal with requests on a lowest review effort-first basis, just like you did on the other side.
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
> I have deployed five AWS m8g.12xlarge instances. Each instance provides: > 48 vCPUs (Graviton4, ARM64) > 192 GiB memory (4 GiB per vCPU) > Network capability: The 22.5 Gbps per-instance network performance (combined across al
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
And who knows, maybe the dinosaurs were burping so much they were also starting a global warming.
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
So instead of freezing operation until the consigned was worked out, they tried to bully their way to success. That's one way to do business. As a passionate ex-LEGOer, I hope BAM is toast. LEGO now is not a company I care about due to
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
> There is no place in all of Zürich to facility such a thing, you will blow out every window in the city at each launch. While you're right, I'd be more sceptical due to politics. The people around Lake Zürich are up in arms o
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
Has TLS been an issue since ESP32? I know ESP8266 had to increase CPU speed to be able to do RSA without timing out the watchdog. Wonderful hack. Didn't think ESP32 had the same issue. Anyway, the S31 has SHA, AES, ECC, RSA, and ECDSA
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
Even at the individual level, yes. I read somewhere recently, can't remember where, that the concept of "I" may have occurred as a consequence of developing the concept of "you", "us" and "them".
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
No critical thinking at all in this article. So you take out the water and 50% of the lithium. You still haven't addressed what happens to the remaining NaCl, which was the main headline. The headline should be "thing can extract
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
I don't follow. I haven't done an exhaustive search, but it seems all esp32, whether xtensa or riscv have AES accelerators. Not sure I've seen a modern 32 bit Arm MCU without it either.
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
What's missing in qemu for running old OS'?
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
When embedded SoCs are _much_ more likely to have AES accelerators, why are you looking to ChaCha20 for encrypting video?
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by flowerthoughts 4mo ago
Matter is hopefully changing it. It's a local first standard, based on IPv6 with security and provisioning in mind. BLE is used to give devices wifi or Thread credentials. Thread is a new protocol to replace ZigBee. Lower power using t
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
I don't know why, but this has always tickled me in a good way. It's like the best type of poetry. Extremely well phrased for my minimalist brain. And the opposite of Claude's commit messages. Maybe I should add this as an ex
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Looks like the basis for this is the press release from the gum production company: https://www.tastetech.com/updates/using-encapsulated-flavour... I can't find the relevant publication from Dr Ni Yang: https:&#x
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
If this was open to non-Iranian shipping companies, it would be some Trump-level trolling. The aggressor that starts threatening tankers becomes the protector mobster, using non-USD as a middle finger. The US/Israel can't really s
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Communism seems to fail every time it's attempted. Probably not because it's a bad ideology per se, but because it doesn't take greed as a human base trait into consideration. So yes, but until a new Homo species evolves (tim
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
He could have stopped reading his script and addressed the obvious concern. He didn't. The students clearly wanted him to address their concerns, not hear a sales pitch. And he's probably there as the inspirational, senior, mature
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
I recently learned of ESP32-P4 that has graphics compositing optimizations. A couple of years ago, I used an RP2040 to build a graphics card with 2D triangle filling and other pretty nice abstractions. Next time... It'll be the ESP32-P
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Swedish 5y mortgage rates are at about 3.1%. US is at twice that.
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Fair question. For homes, I don't know if there are. But I think taxes should be levied in line with incentives. If you place a wealth tax on property ownership, the only tangible thing that will happen is rents going up to offset. Sin
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Do the well-behaving clients really need to use those servers? Could you have done something to avoid this bottleneck for all users? Yeah, this is a farce.
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Or unoccupancy tax. Forcing landlords to let at the price renters are willing to give will probably do some to reduce rent levels. Same goes for commercial, but in that case, I'd even suggest forefeiture if you are not reducing request
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
To be fair, the EU governments led the way to an unencrypted future with TETRA and the broken TEA1 encryption scheme. They're just giving back freedom and openness to the people now. /s
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
For Claude Code, I feel 1M is enough. I've had a compaction once, but that was because I was forcing Claude to do something it clearly had a hard time understanding. For general chat bots where the user doesn't understand what a c
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
Thermos has only been producing flasks since 1904. There shouldn't be an expectation that they already have this on a checklist of things to watch out for in new designs. /s
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by flowerthoughts 5mo ago
> Scientific Information on Coffee That sounds hilarious. So I had to look. It's the ISIC: Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee, "compris[ing] five of the major European coffee companies: illycaffè, JDE Peet's, L

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