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by karlding 6y ago
It's also a tool that helps generate a JSON compilation database [0] for Clang Tooling. [0] https://github.com/rizsotto/Bear
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by karlding 6y ago
This was on HN about a month ago [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22957573
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by karlding 6y ago
For anyone interested, this is the Oniguruma [0] regex library written by K. Kosako. It's also used in Ruby and PHP. [0] https://github.com/kkos/oniguruma
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Ex-Tesla engineer tries to reinvent the home electrical panel for 21st century(electrek.co)
5 points by karlding 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlding 6y ago
FWIW, there's actually a CPython patch from Instagram [0] that proposes "Immortal Instances" (and I understand that YouTube had their own set of patches for "Eternal Refcounts") which aims to alleviate some of those
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by karlding 6y ago
Note that .git-blame-ignore-revs is just a convention, git doesn't automatically use the file like how git treats the .gitignore file. You can add it to the repo configuration though, so you don't need to pass --ignore-revs-file
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by karlding 6y ago
This is the main plot point in S01E01, when Gordon Clark and Joe MacMillan reverse engineer the IBM and dump the BIOS (and is later mentioned a few times when Cameron Howe is rewriting the BIOS). Spoilers ahead if you haven't watched t
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by karlding 6y ago
> One module is the operating system kernel, which is based on a proprietary real-time operating system (RTOS) kernel called “ThreadX”. The developer, Express Logic, sells licenses and source code for ThreadX. Customers such as Intel ar
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by karlding 6y ago
This is why I always use static_assert [0] to assert on the struct size in projects using C11+, or use a macro to create my own (using the negative array size trick) to cause a compile error if I can't use C11 as a sanity check for the
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by karlding 6y ago
Isn't this chain of trust essentially what crev [0] tries to do? FWIW Rust implements cargo-crev [1], but I suppose you could extend this to AUR packages with a bit of work. [0] https://github.com/crev-dev/crev&#x2
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Byton furloughs hundreds of workers with unknown impact on production timeline(electrek.co)
1 points by karlding 6y ago|0 comments
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PEG.js Author on Project Maintenance and Health(github.com)
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Bazel 3.0(blog.bazel.build)
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by karlding 7y ago
According to this post [0] on /r/verizon, it's not available to Prepaid and Business accounts. [0] https://old.reddit.com/r/verizon/comments/eve25m/comment/fkq...
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by karlding 7y ago
On a similar note, what happened to cars that would lock you out of interacting with the infotainment system whenever you were driving faster than parking lot speeds? I assume this was some regulatory/safety requirement. I remember car
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by karlding 7y ago
The choice of naming here is somewhat unfortunate, and probably contributes to some confusion. Level 0-5 is terminology used by SAE to describe the range of fully manual (Level 0) to fully autonomous (Level 5). One would expect that in an a
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by karlding 7y ago
Adobe Summit 2020's cancellation was also discussed on HN yesterday [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22470462
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Nvidia Shifts GTC San Jose to Online Event Due to Coronavirus(blogs.nvidia.com)
19 points by karlding 7y ago|0 comments
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by karlding 7y ago
According to this post on Blind [0], she left Facebook to become a Principal Engineer at Lyft. [0] https://www.teamblind.com/post/Successful-career-stories-of-...
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by karlding 7y ago
This already exists in some form. There's a Waterloo start-up that spun out of a Fourth Year Design Project, Palette [0]. Their main sell was integrations into various creative tools (ex. Adobe Creative Suite, Ableton). They recently r
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Beyond Firmware in the 2020s(interrupt.memfault.com)
1 points by karlding 7y ago|0 comments
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Dolphin Progress Report: December 2019 and January 2020(dolphin-emu.org)
141 points by karlding 7y ago|24 comments
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by karlding 7y ago
> One more time, what mobile phone owners need is an intermediary layer in the mobile OS where they can either manually or programmatically (via e.g. a random number generator) lie to higher-level application layers about the phone'
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by karlding 7y ago
There was actually a discussion on HN a couple of months back [0] about what "Amazon's Choice" actually means. The consensus then was that it's not simply based on sales. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Ringing in 2020 by Clang'ing the Linux 5.5 Kernel(phoronix.com)
3 points by karlding 7y ago|0 comments
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by karlding 7y ago
The point that the parent commenter is highlighting is that if somehow a malicious package version is introduced, since nobody actually is auditing the changes that are being pulled in, it is possible for the tests to pass and introduce a s
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by karlding 7y ago
What's the current best alternative to a Chromecast Audio, now that they're discontinued and no longer as readily available? My current living room setup is a Chromecast Audio connected to an AVR via the optical out connection, wh
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by karlding 7y ago
According to this comment [0] by laurentlb (one of the people working on Bazel who also commented in this post) from a year ago, Blaze is just Bazel but with integrations to Google-internal tools. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com
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by karlding 7y ago
Here's the discussion from 2018 [0], which has some responses from people involved with the C-for-all project. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16657385
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by karlding 7y ago
One of my coworkers generates a fake middle name for every service they sign up with. According to him, this serves as a unique identifier allowing them to determine when a service is selling their data to a third party (or data is being le

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