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by jiehong 4y ago
The article mentions requiring help to use the GPU for compute: how easy is using the GPU for compute in Fortran? (Total newbie in Fortran)
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by jiehong 4y ago
Very nice to see Fortran in that space! That page doesn’t display very well on mobile though (header seems correct, but text is too wide and you need to zoom out. Safari mobile)
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by jiehong 4y ago
With iOS 16.3 you can now pair security keys such as yubikeys so that one cannot change the appleid password without it.
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by jiehong 4y ago
On mobile, not so much…
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by jiehong 4y ago
As water is the actual metered resource at 0.74 gallons per day, I’d prefer having it all poured into a bucket and use that to shower along with a glass or a sponge. It’s much easier to manage, and is pretty common practice in India (albeit
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by jiehong 4y ago
To me this is just a proxy for the number of bugs the car might have that could show up at some point. That’s more worrying than car theft.
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by jiehong 4y ago
Python is quite visual by using whitespace as meaningful part of the language. I would also try swift playgrounds if the kid is used to voice over.
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Firefox 108.0(mozilla.org)
9 points by jiehong 4y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 4y ago
With the recent discussions about memory safe languages, HAProxy is still surprisingly written in C [0]. [0]: https://github.com/haproxy/haproxy
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by jiehong 4y ago
Jetbrains also provides a similar, albeit slightly incompatible syntax for the same thing. In the end, I think hurl [0] is nicer, because it’s open source and it’s a cli tool (and VS code also has a syntax highlighting plugin for it), makin
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by jiehong 4y ago
This is discussed in the following section: > Add, put, and UnsupportedOperationException
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by jiehong 4y ago
Also much better than the version we see in Europe where people carry the baby on the front side for reasons that I can’t fathom…
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by jiehong 4y ago
I also used one called CheckYourList, as it proposes to uncheck everything as soon as you’ve been through a list. [0] Perfect for do-check lists. [0]: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/daily-checklist-checkyourlist&#x2
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by jiehong 4y ago
Oh wow, I never knew this existed. It seems the selection can only grow and on both sides, which is the main problem. If they showed the cursor with a different color than the selected text, and if they shrink and grow the selection as you
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by jiehong 4y ago
On mobile phones, I’ve seen many websites where the font size was adjusted down to still have 70 characters per line, but it’s then difficult to read. Just turn on reader mode on on this very website, and you’ll see more like 45 characters
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by jiehong 4y ago
Java falls a bit in between Go and Rust on that example: Closures only allow variables that are effectively final, aka you can’t reassign them (the compiler will stop you). But you could pass an object and update its internal state.
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by jiehong 4y ago
It does vary by language, but Roman languages (French, Spanish, Italian, etc.) say the 4th of July. Same in German. In Polish, it’s the same, except for official matters since 2002, which now follows ISO8601. Even in the UK they commonly sa
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by jiehong 4y ago
Pretty cool! How is the accessibility of such TUIs on different display tech?
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by jiehong 4y ago
I’ve always dreaded even starting GPU code because of all the cruft, but this looks very promising!
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by jiehong 4y ago
WeChat give this by default (but not for all languages and you cannot change the language of a given voice message). But it’s so slow because it does it in real time, so a 1 minute voice message (the maximum length in WeChat) takes 1 minute
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by jiehong 4y ago
Yes, but in this case, it's f: Stream<A> -> Stream<B> and g: Stream<B> -> T, and compose them into h: Stream<A> -> T. Would be nice to be able to write, for example: T result = streamOfA().apply(f).appl
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by jiehong 4y ago
Kinda nice, but what I really wish is to be able to use transducers (idea from clojure) so that I can define and compose a function and then apply it to a stream / an optional / an observable, etc. Or, at the very least, being abl
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by jiehong 4y ago
In my neighbourhood, the cinema and multiple supermarkets are still impacted: all using that exact same Verifone H5000 as expected.
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by jiehong 4y ago
Actually nice! Thanks! (Only works for html files, but that’s already good)
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by jiehong 4y ago
Find a way with entr[0] and an http server to tell the browser to reload the currently viewed file if it changes. Today, entr allows you to restart a command when a file changes. A web server allows you to serve local files to your browser.
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by jiehong 4y ago
Not sure this would be great for new code, because the tests are supposed to dictate the function’s behaviour, and not the other way around. Yet, this would be amazing for legacy projects with no unit tests: you could record the code in pro
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by jiehong 4y ago
Link to the openjdk project discussed in that video: https://openjdk.java.net/projects/crac/
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Java on CRaC: Superfast JVM Application Startup by Simon Ritter(youtube.com)
5 points by jiehong 4y ago|1 comments
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Astro – build fast websites faster(astro.build)
2 points by jiehong 4y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 4y ago
And then there is also the case of CLIs that aren’t written in C: they don’t get the benefits of a unified getopts lib. One oddity not explained is tar allowing multi options crammed together without any dash, that nobody can ever remember

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