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1501.
by hajile 5y ago
I'm very surprised that people actually like tailwinds. I wrote HTML in a time when you used inline HTML attributes for styling. Changing one bit of the style meant visiting every single page to update everything (then making sure to t
1502.
by hajile 5y ago
Common Lisp has lexical AND dynamic scoping. This is very nice with constants. A function can make a hard dependency on standard out for example. If I change that value locally then call the function, it will operate as expected while every
1503.
by hajile 5y ago
https://sabracrolleton.github.io/json-review.html The differences are pretty big. Some use associated lists, some use hash tables, some convert to CLOS, etc
1504.
by hajile 5y ago
The "Javascript instruction" is a bit of a misnomer. JS accidentally got part of the x86 execution model for float conversion baked into the spec. ARM added an instruction to mimic the old x86 one. It's potentially useful in
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by hajile 5y ago
Have you watched the entire testimony? On cross, he contradicts almost everything he said on direct questioning. 2:11:20 -- Grosskreutz denies he was chasing Rittenhouse. 2:23:30 -- he establishes that when he saw Rittenhouse, he was just h
1506.
by hajile 5y ago
Let your cops leave you alone in that situation and you'll see people with bows, bats, slings, staffs, hammers, knives, shields and whatever else. Humanity is the same everywhere and looking at history shows this to happen every time
1507.
by hajile 5y ago
Vaccinated people get the disease and transmit it about as well as unvaccinated people. This means the virus is busy making copies of itself in their body. Those copies not only have a chance to mutate, but have evolutionary selective press
1508.
by hajile 5y ago
Did you know that the immune system reacts to more than just the spike protein? It will create a dozen or so antibodies against all the different parts of the virus. If the spike protein mutates like it did in Omicron, most of the other ant
1509.
by hajile 5y ago
My whole family caught covid around 5-6 weeks ago. Kids had super-mild symptoms (way less than the flu). I had pretty mild symptoms, but have had a persistent cough (I've had that with some other colds though). My wife got hit pretty h
1510.
by hajile 5y ago
There might be an I/O die. I'd go so far as to say it could even be an I/O die with a bunch more cache too.
1511.
by hajile 5y ago
> It's certainly possible that another compressed encoding might do better using fewer opcode, and I've seen the suggestions. The main thing wrong with the standard one in my opinion is that it gives too much prominence to floa
1512.
by hajile 5y ago
They need OLED. Put the transparent OLED layer on top of the E-ink. Now you can use E-ink for your static content or the OLED when you need dynamic content. E-ink saves a lot of the OLED burn-in (which is at it's worst with white backg
1513.
by hajile 5y ago
> Out of interest, with regards to Huber and Grosskreutz, do you believe that they were also justified in trying to defend against what seemed at the time to be an active shooter? Grosskreutz stated outright during the trial that he had
1514.
by hajile 5y ago
The situation is more involved than that. The protests were about perceived police brutality. Cop's view: A guy had a knife in the seat that they'd seen previously. He was wanted for raping his a woman and was in the process of st
1515.
by hajile 5y ago
They claim it's slightly faster than A77. That would have the IPC getting pretty close to AMD's Zen 1 chips (though probably at a lower peak frequency).
1516.
by hajile 5y ago
Mode switching bloats the instruction count by shifting in and out. RISC-V does well here. If there's a criticism, it's that the two bytes on 32-bit instructions mean the total instruction range is MUCH smaller overall until you s
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by hajile 5y ago
When they say R64GC, the C is compressed while the G is short for I, M, A, F, D, Z, icsr, and Zifencei. ARM does something similar. They have TONS of extensions, but then group them into 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, etc then also group them with the A, R
1518.
by hajile 5y ago
It's not too surprising. Load, store, move, add, subtract, shift, branch, jump. These are definitely the most common instructions used. Put it side-by-side with Thumb and it also looks pretty similar (thumb has a multiply instruction I
1519.
by hajile 5y ago
The bias in self-defense cases is very high. Sure, if a stranger was breaking into your house in the middle of the night and gets shot, there's probably no charges. Outside of a pretty narrow window, it's likely to go to trial. Fr
1520.
by hajile 5y ago
> That's true, but they might not have. You can't just go around shooting people because you're afraid that their friend might come and shoot you. He wasn't worried about that. He was worried about they guy trying to
1521.
by hajile 5y ago
There is video evidence. The two police in the vehicle testified during the trial.
1522.
by hajile 5y ago
The police pepper sprayed him when he got close. He called his friend who owned the gun. No need to call the police when they were less than a block away. I'd also imagine that 911 was swamped given how so much of the city was being de
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by hajile 5y ago
This isn't a compelling argument. Those "hunting rifles" are the designs that killed millions from 1910-1950 (probably more than any small arm before or after). In the US, there are something like 3-400 rifle shootings compar
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by hajile 5y ago
If you've followed politics for more than the last 5 years, it's very weird having an entire administration constantly running around contradicting whatever comes out of the President's mouth. "Handlers" is quite th
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by hajile 5y ago
They claimed Rittenhouse shot someone who had their hands up and showed a picture. This was wrong for at least two reasons. First, they deceptively cropped the gun out of the image. Second, the video they refused to play clearly shows (cont
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by hajile 5y ago
Oregon does NOT have a stand your ground law. If that were the only statute, he'd be guilty of murder (showing that such a law is not well thought out). My guess is they have another law (like most states do) that allows coming to the
1527.
by hajile 5y ago
> This is an interesting conclusion, because as I understand it this is only really true in some states. Wisconsin's self defense law is more permissive than many, and so Rittenhouse probably couldn't have used the same defense
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by hajile 5y ago
Let’s say you carry a gun. Someone attempts to rape you. Nobody is likely to die. Your argument says that you should just be raped. There’s a case (I think it might still be pending) about a drunk guy who hits someone one time and kills the
1529.
by hajile 5y ago
There are fast and slow high level languages. JS is at least as high-level as Python, but is WAY faster. Common Lisp is interesting in that it is high-level while lots of implementations (like sbcl) also retaining the ability to drop into l
1530.
by hajile 5y ago
Those cores are 28nm and I believe they were made on TSMC. Today, the manufacture ban has China still on 28 or maybe 22nm as their most advanced node. They had some old 14nm stuff, but last I heard, the guys that owned it greatly over-promi

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