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by junon 2y ago
On 32 bit you can of course make the kernel higher half, but yes AFAIK most mainstream kernels chose higher quarter to grant more vaddr space to processes.
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by junon 2y ago
32 bit gave you that much with PAE, which has its own set of unfortunate problems. I still think it's pretty safe to say 64 bit is the future, and will be for a long time (if I live long enough for 128 bit processors to become defacto
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by junon 2y ago
Love the design. Though it begs the question, is this a toy (which is totally valid and okay) or is there something practically useful about this over more "conventional" code? What are the use cases, other than code golf situatio
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by junon 2y ago
Ah yes, the perfectly sane response and the perfect solution to everything.
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by junon 2y ago
> OSS developers are required to provide software with warranty This injunction is against WPcom (a for profit entity ) and not WPorg. Matt conducted tortious interference. This sets zero precedent on OSS maintainers.
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by junon 2y ago
Thank you for this, way more digestible. So if it's just an unlabeled tree (nodes hold no data) then the only information is the child order / count, correct? So part of it is somehow mapping some high level information to combin
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by junon 2y ago
I started around 8 or 9 as well. Back then Javascript wasn't really around (was still called DHTML), so I started with Liberty Basic and shortly after that AutoIt, which I loved for a long while and would recommend if he wants to start
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by junon 2y ago
This is awesome. I love the graphics. Your son seems awesome! How do I charge up my skills? It also doesn't show which skills are charged and which aren't - all the buttons look the same! Could the buttons maybe change color depen
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by junon 2y ago
Yes, this. I was at Uber in SF around 2016 or so when they did their "pixels and bits" rebrand which felt very similar. It felt very... "we are messiahs"? Most people felt it, only the people with the highest paychecks (
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by junon 2y ago
Check out the giraffe's cardiovascular system. It seems you're alluding to intelligent design and there's a lot of very unintelligent "design" everywhere.
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by junon 2y ago
WebSockets also initiate a normal Http request first, further complicating things anyway.
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by junon 2y ago
Jens Axboe, io_uring creator, works at Facebook if memory serves, so I'd imagine that's why it's used in prod at Facebook.
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by junon 2y ago
Another banger from Charm! Adding this to my tool belt for sure.
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by junon 2y ago
For the people skimming the comments and are confused: 3600nm here is nautical miles, not nanometers. My first thought was that this was some parasitic capacitance bug in a board design causing a failure in an aircraft.
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by junon 2y ago
Not sure if this is an innocent comment or not but I'll answer earnestly. They're not, technically. They're hegemons , which doesn't make them much better. In fact, I'd argue the situation is worse. Chrome predomin
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by junon 2y ago
LibertyBASIC was my first programming language. My dad bought me the compiler as my ninth birthday gift and it forever changed my life. RIP to a legend.
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by junon 2y ago
Then another member would have to have been tested. They don't just materialize out of thin air. They're also tested for them before they go up, IIRC.
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by junon 2y ago
Canada is famously difficult to emigrate to.
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by junon 2y ago
You mean the valid prosecution of crimes Trump committed, for which he was tried and convicted?
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by junon 2y ago
That's exactly what ChromeOS is/was. Users hated it.
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by junon 2y ago
Because the question is like asking why one wouldn't just substitute salt for oranges.
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by junon 2y ago
I figured but erred on the side of "maybe not a joke" :D
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by junon 2y ago
Some libraries use callbacks for e.g. host certificate verification so the consuming application can manage its own whitelists.
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by junon 2y ago
I have no evidence of this but they may be liberally using catch_unwind: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/panic/fn.catch_unwind.html
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by junon 2y ago
Different kind of TLS.
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by junon 2y ago
You're welcome to read the rustnomicon to learn about the topic you're discussing. Having written C and C++ for almost 15 years and doing extensive embedded work with it, I'm very secure in my decision to use Rust. But I&#x27
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by junon 2y ago
I think you're intentionally misreading everything people are saying to you.
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by junon 2y ago
> Overall too complex Completely subjective. I've learned all there is to learn about Rust's syntax and most of its standard libraries, I think, and it's really not all that, in my personal opinion. There are certainly muc
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by junon 2y ago
How is it overengineered?
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by junon 2y ago
Which is terrible for kernel development, and is generally very hard to work with, unfortunately.

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