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by keyle 1y ago
This is cool. And could be fun in games. Not sure I get the point otherwise... The thought that came to mind was "Architectural slop".
512.
by keyle 1y ago
They don't look like they need money, but they look prime for a series A. This idea has legs.
513.
by keyle 1y ago
I think it's a month thing rather than a weekend thing, no?
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by keyle 1y ago
Obligatory reference https://www.linuxfromscratch.org
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by keyle 1y ago
My bad, I made the search for 7 days only and couldn't really find it being put forward. Thanks.
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Serious F5 Breach – Schneier on Security(schneier.com)
3 points by keyle 1y ago|2 comments
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Book Notes: The Dark Art of Linear Algebra by Seth Braver(ruslanspivak.com)
3 points by keyle 1y ago|0 comments
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by keyle 1y ago
My personal experience 80/90s -> books -> pass out -> code 2000s -> altavista/tucows then google -> swearing -> code 2010s -> stack overflow -> swearing, hair pulling -> code 2020
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by keyle 1y ago
In Australia I think there is such a rule, so when they approach the deadline, short of an option: they just cancel the flight. It doesn't count as a delay, and won't affect their statistics of delays! Some other airlines "sw
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by keyle 1y ago
Hey it's fine to make a 3d printed camera and cool stuff like that. But it's another thing to make it a product, that isn't shipping yet and asking $399 with a shiny website and with closed source software. I don't mean
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by keyle 1y ago
This is rather expensive for what looks like a home 3D printed toy with some cute software. Other than that it's a 16MP Sony CMOS, I'd expect a pretty noisy picture... How do I get my photos off the camera? Coming s
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by keyle 1y ago
Congrats for making it but it feels like being pushed to do it since CLAP was brought forward quite successfully [1] [1] https://u-he.com/community/clap/
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by keyle 1y ago
That line _is_ in the post. Search for it. I'm not sure what you're on about.
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by keyle 1y ago
I go straight to having examples/ with a ton of little test cases, and check the output stdout and stderr to see whether it went pear shaped. It's an end to end test harness of sorts. If you care about locking down your AST and IR
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by keyle 1y ago
I use it, it's really good and getting better every release. It's fast and robust. The toml config is also straight forward. Highly recommended! PS: I preferred the old (bird) icon
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by keyle 1y ago
You're saying serverless can have really low latency and fast 24/7? Isn't serverless at the base the old model, of shared vms, except with a ton of people? I'm old school I guess, baremetal for days...
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by keyle 1y ago
Hey Walter, while we have you. Have you ever had the itch to make a newer D that takes all the fancy constructs while retaining the good parts?
528.
by keyle 1y ago
Hehe, it was tongue-in-cheek. It takes a buttload of efforts to make a good one.
529.
by keyle 1y ago
I tries to answer the question "Why do we design new programming languages?" but it forgets the simplest of answers: Because we can. Because a compiler is nothing more than a fancy text translator.
530.
by keyle 1y ago
C wasn't designed to be running facebook, it was designed to not have to write assembly.
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by keyle 1y ago
Not sure that is "worse", it looked identical to me.
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by keyle 1y ago
Really it's quite logical that the next iteration of these configuration languages be this style, remove superfluous and annoying quotes, handle comments and maybe allow trailing commas. If anything it's a spec that writes itself.
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by keyle 1y ago
Doesn't a word document essentially convert dashes to emdashes?
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by keyle 1y ago
Can you provide links or more information?
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by keyle 1y ago
Command+shift+J gives you a file link, you can then use your favourite editor to find or manipulate it to your heart's content. Coming from iTerm2 I was a bit disappointed at first. Now, I hope this feature stays because it means I can
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by keyle 1y ago
A few months ago I've moved to ghostty and I have been very happy (minus a few bugs) Is this new terminal bringing anything I'd be missing on? Or is it a case of "made in Rust" vs. "made in Zig"?
537.
by keyle 1y ago
Sure, but you can still program in C after hours and pretend like it's 1999 without any issues. Like someone else pointed out, you don't need kubernetes and microservices at home.
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by keyle 1y ago
When you consider you get an ARM linux machine with a SSD (compared to an SD card), it's mind bogglingly good!
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by keyle 1y ago
I think the future of computing is Arm, or at least not Intel. Once you've experienced completely silent computers, there is no going back. I used to be that kid with a spectrum from Sinclair back in the 80s. Seeing a product like this
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by keyle 1y ago
Imagine reading that list in 1995. Sigh.

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