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7y ago
They don't have any similarities at all, they have different features and different scopes. For example, you cannot even for-loop in eBPF.
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I think the volunteers here refers the Python core developers and committers. In contrast to cooperation-backed popular modern languages like JS, Python team has few full-time devs maintaining Python. [1] Most of them literally are voluntee
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Isn't it AMD's job, not GNU's job? > something that should not happen in any free software package. Some people takes "free software" pretty wrong. Free software doesn't mean being fair to all hardwares. It
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7y ago
To be more precisely Apple copies ideas not only from Apple Store but from any startups. One of the most notable one is Sidecar introduced in iPadOS 13. This is basically a dual-screen feature paired with a macbook, which some startups like
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Visual Studio Code Has Surprisingly Huge Linux Use
(phoronix.com)
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Congrats, now you literally can't switch away from macOS! Thanks for the new T2 chip you can't use native Linux/BSD (anything other than Windows and macOS.) UEFI is fine booting a third party OS when SecureBoot is disabled BU
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XLOOKUP for Excel
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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What I don't understand about Dropbox in 2019 is that they are trying to limit features known to work without any issues. What's worse is that they do this with no particular reasons or explanations. Why they are doing this recent
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7y ago
Note that most of RISC-V chips arise in China. As seen in the fight between Trump and Huawei (ARM almost ended contract with Huawei) I think RISC-V becoming a great possible alternative to ARM for Chinese companies.
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TinyGo Go Compiler for Microcontrollers Now Works on Arduino Boards
(cnx-software.com)
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Have you heard of AWG Gov tier?
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RISC-V Bases and Extensions Explained
(cnx-software.com)
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> I'm afraid this time it is different. Exactly the same. Google often shuts down a service in favor of alternatives it already have, like Hangouts=>Duo and Inbox=>GMail.
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7y ago
I don't know much about reverse engineering field, but more than 70% code is assembly. Is extracting assembly still considered decompiled?
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PNaCL does not have much degree of ABI stability. So the compiled binary may not work in the future.
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7y ago
I'm not an expert in C, but then what's the issue with strncpy() or any "n" functions? It prevents overflow AFAIK. Also what is the alternative (memcpy?) and why?
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7y ago
Because of possible string buffer overflow?
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7y ago
> Out of curiosity, can you be charged with wire fraud if you personally only transact in cryptocurrencies completely on chain? It doesn't matter what or how he benefited from the fraud but what he have stolen. So I guess using cryp
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7y ago
Doesn't it need a (2012) tag? Also where's the code I can download?
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> Regardless of the legal situation, it would be very unusual to release something under a GPL-like license without the source, since then no one else could comply with the license since they would be unable to provide the modified sourc
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WiringPi – deprecated
(wiringpi.com)
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Qt for MCUs – Qt Announces Support for Microcontrollers
(cnx-software.com)
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Even if it's an ad, what's the issue?
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> Except they still control the OS market. So is MS disturbing macOS competition? I guess not much. And don't forget that MS only have strong consumer OS market share, not entire OS.
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7y ago
So is it fully migrated to Gtk3 now?
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Proposal: C++ Should Support Just-in-Time Compilation
(open-std.org)
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> Latency is more important than bandwidth when it comes to reading and writing data, except for specialized work loads. It is also worth noting that there is pretty big delay between CPU and PCIe.
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Don't forget that Qt has its own market where Electron even can't play well: Embedded systems.
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Most CBOR implementations for MCUs tend to be a part of RTOSs, integrated and optimized for their own memory allocation libraries. But many of them are based on Intel's TinyCBOR: https://github.com/intel/tinycbor
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It it also weird that "network byte order" is considered as BE. Is there any advantage of BE when it is transferred over the network?
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