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froh
4y ago
Isn't that focus on a core c++ feature subset and coding patterns also the idea behind the "c++ core guidelines"? https://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines
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froh
4y ago
Fun fact: devil is English for Diabolos which is "the slanderer", literally. Misreprentation, FUD, discrimination, they all are literally faces of slandering, doing them is "doing the deeds of the devil" in a very litera
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froh
4y ago
uh --- which implications does this have for driving AI? Possibly none, if the acceptance criterion for AI is: "it kills fewer people than humans would. possibly others, but fewer overall." ?
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froh
4y ago
There is no chip shortage --- there is a lack of flexibility to upgrade PCB designs in Automotive .
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froh
4y ago
Yes, and also ligatures, serif fonts love ligatures...
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froh
4y ago
That does exist in _some_ companies but it's not "the norm".
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froh
4y ago
Yes. Even if the reedits if the world don't talk about the paradox of intolerance they act according to it and they dampen hate speech to enable free speech.
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froh
4y ago
Yes. And another benefit of /usr vs / was that is was simpler to read only mount /usr than r/o mount /. Why do you want to do that? Well, when you have a machine with virtualization you can share the /usr part
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froh
4y ago
Oh. I have no idea how autocorrect transmogrified "the one that counts" into "the one that uaefzl".
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froh
4y ago
I know little enough about the topic that I took your statement at face value. I appreciate the commenter pointing out that you only spoke about the react world. Your sarcasm did not come across as such.
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froh
4y ago
Do you mean "remote development", ssh/scp-ing with the container? I did remote development with emacs in the late 1990s so slightly I'm confused what you consider so special about working with containers?
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froh
4y ago
And namespaces are used to make them runnable simultaneously? So "dependence hell" is escaped with sufficient ram?
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froh
4y ago
Good point. We have to distinguish if it has been built coherently or if it actually works. I was obviously thinking of the latter, it's the one that's uaefzl. In that sense a rolling release may _claim_ coherence, buld coheren
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froh
4y ago
Yup. The one in the article at least. Does the YouTube one play in Canada? It works in Germany.
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froh
4y ago
As I had to search for the SNL avatar papyrus thing here it is: https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ
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froh
4y ago
How would we easily quantify the coherence of a software platform, pre release? So we can state some subsystem is completely coherent or the overall platform is slightly incoherent? In that terminology, Linux distributions are "mostly
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froh
4y ago
The notebooks I saw so far are linear, single language and don't do the weaving (shuffle and embed the code chunks into full files) For their purpose, incrementally derive some computation and data analysis, that's fine. For desc
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froh
4y ago
Noweb was an amazing little tool. Very sweet clean architecture with a simple straightforward textual intermediate representation, accessible to simple pipelined processing, and a lovely community of add-ons. And then? It was reimplemented
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froh
4y ago
Oh double negations... When you decline legitimate interest, you declare to your browser: "no website has a legitimate interest." And the browser passes this information on. Also I said this in the context of GPs statement in th
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froh
4y ago
You decline "legitimate interest", too, in your browser presets, of course you do. And if it goes via browser you can deliberately choose advertisers you trust, centrally in one place. Of course I want this in the browser.
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froh
4y ago
That's not for developing emacs, but for accelerating emacs startup. Smalltalk in contrast has GP's model of saving and reloading the VM state.
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froh
5y ago
Cool thanks for the details! How do you protect someone filing fake requests to hide another person or personal business from being findable, to damage them? How do you prevent abuse?
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froh
5y ago
When do you think buffering batteries will be more profitable than throwing away surplus?
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froh
5y ago
Why?
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froh
5y ago
Please add endianness (little, big and mixed) to the list, relevant to but field packing, while IEEE floats should not interfere with bit fields.
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froh
5y ago
I feel stupid --- ReadWritePaths= is a systemd feature, not an apparmor one, so how exactly is it an apparmor problem?
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froh
5y ago
This is a selinux gotcha, not an apparmor one, right?
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froh
5y ago
How do we ensure cars are safe? How do we prevent whole fleets going 90° to the left at 0545? I'm glad Tesla seems to leverage an experienced team like canonical for their basic software, I'm deeply concerned about the whole yoct
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froh
5y ago
Unicode hieroglyphs o-O Nice rabbit hole... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:List_of_hieroglyphs
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5y ago
Dedicated video decoding silicon is not part of the GPU?
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