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by gbin 4y ago
I concur. Refind is pretty much universal for me: it detects Linux kernels automatically, windows, boots from USB or detect USB (I always have an emergency copy that will boot my systems if I screw up), it also runs on Intel macs... Also...
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by gbin 4y ago
Rust CUDA compilers do exist. https://github.com/Rust-GPU/Rust-CUDA
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by gbin 4y ago
Unfortunately more like nagging features, crapware, etc...
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by gbin 4y ago
"government printing money IS inflation" is not true. Government printing money is one way of possibly generating inflation. There are other ways: scarcity of goods and services through the lack of productivity is another example.
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by gbin 4y ago
Interesting usually junior or medior people have such a strong negative opinion about tools but you touched Delphi so I must guess you have at least a couple decades of experience? Tools and languages have tradeoffs and it is always more co
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by gbin 4y ago
The thing is.... You found a solution and if you wanted to understand you can always look at the kernel doc. When a similar thing happens in Windows, you are just done... Not only you have a very slim chance of not having to reinstall every
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by gbin 4y ago
The nudge key right next to the paddle key is to make a slap recovery possible like on a real pinball :)
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Show HN: A more complete Rust example project for the Rasberry Pi Pico(github.com)
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by gbin 4y ago
AFAIK the weak memory model is interesting when you start to scale multicore. It is up to the programmer to sync correctly accesses so when it is not necessary all the units accessing the memory can operate more independently.
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by gbin 4y ago
Or simply the maps the car needs to rely on to find your route to your destination...
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by gbin 4y ago
So clearly this is again an airline using a rule as a "proxy" for something else they want. Like no chewing tobacco... Yeah it is gross but it is probably not a safety issue.
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by gbin 4y ago
Now it is basically a company just as predatory as Oracle. It is just sad.
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by gbin 4y ago
TBH This response is way too aggressive for the original comment. The facts stated are simply that today it is more efficient to encode video for remote graphical sessions because the X11 applications already changed a long long time ago to
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by gbin 4y ago
Oh but that was part of the original plan!! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_calendar 10 months per year, 10 days per week.
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by gbin 4y ago
Same reasoning for me. I preferred to order everything from them. I had a very weird screen/UEFI issue and their support has been amazing. This is business done right at so many levels they totally deserve a markup.
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by gbin 4y ago
I agree... The compiler can make a lot of assumptions on such a simple operation, you have to look at the assembly. In other more complex cast cases it might be slower so I would not assume anything.
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by gbin 4y ago
So I recruit ... A lot. If a candidate just ask canned questions or kind of not super relevant questions like this I might spot that as a red flag. Also those questions are very developer centric, not company centric Ie. Is this environment
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by gbin 4y ago
I started to explore the area, mostly arm based (rp2040 and STM) and a little bit of ESP32. Tool chain wise: ESP32 support is very recent and still based on the C tool chain and this makes it very fragile (you can break your environment eas
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by gbin 4y ago
I am not sure why this is an issue. For example my framework laptop USB C ports are replaceable (for the laptop side). Also you can buy magsafe like connectors for USB C if you have a regular laptop. Having one USB C charger for my phone, m
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by gbin 4y ago
Exactly, think about it, it just creates content and the human is there to select, it can be wrong a lot but only need to succeed once and we are ok. Programming is completely another deal, it is a creative task sure but once you get it wro
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by gbin 4y ago
Commingling the reviews are also an issue. Reviews are basically the only way to fight back for consumers as Amazon isn't doing anything. Now if you intentionally mix reviews knowing some bad actors are in the set it, it should IMHO
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by gbin 4y ago
Just use the number of lines you want to cut like 3dd This is consistent for all commands.
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by gbin 4y ago
Interrupts are a way for peripherals to signal to the CPU something happened (packet is received, audio buffer has been played and I need more data, etc. the application is device dependent). Once a cpu receives an interrupt it jumps to a p
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by gbin 4y ago
This is q learning based so ML.
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by gbin 4y ago
If I understand correctly the algorithm just keeps on "inventing" images that could have produced the blurry pattern. This would probably lead to a strange psychedelic experience using the camera no?
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by gbin 5y ago
Small tip: put a working example when you advertise such an API with a screenshot as a bonus. As a developer I want to see if the bindings feel natural and maybe try it right away. Here both the article and the GitHub readme lack this.
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by gbin 5y ago
The size computation is overblown no? A static link would probably remove most of the symbols as they are probably unused?
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by gbin 5y ago
This type of talent is extremely valuable. They sometimes show it in the most direct fashion (HFTs, game engines, etc.) but when they are not most of the time companies don't even bother. IMHO We pay the price of that as a consumer e
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by gbin 5y ago
Restoring old computers I have been surprised on how much those old UIs sucked bad compared with how I remember them: I love the Amiga but the Amiga Workbench? Horrible with its useless bar minimizing, a button to put a windows on top (how
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by gbin 5y ago
They are not dongles... If you want to be standard you just get 4 of them as pure USB C pass through (for 8 bucks or so) and then you can use any USB C dongles you want. Those are more modular ports, you use them as semi-permanent configura

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