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by krzysz00 8mo ago
This does seem to align decently well with, for example, the policy the LLVM project recently adopted https://llvm.org/docs/AIToolPolicy.html , which allows for AI but requires a human in the loop that understands the
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by krzysz00 6y ago
Location: Seattle Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: To major cities on suburbs with good non-car commute options (that is, not Mountain View) Technologies: Much of my recent experience is in Rust, but I've worked in several languages an
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by krzysz00 11y ago
There's also [libflame]( https://github.com/flame/libflame ) by the same group, which is a higher-level API for matrix computations. The library's API si such that you can derive an algorithm (along with its pr
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by krzysz00 11y ago
You can find some more {complex, idiomatic, not terribly hacked together} Rust kernels at https://github.com/thepowersgang/ .
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by krzysz00 11y ago
I'm not sure what you're getting at. More of what?
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by krzysz00 11y ago
My current approach to the heap problem (I'm working on a toy Rust kernel) is to compile the allocator portions of the standard library (liballoc) with a configuration flag that makes them use a particular set of external functions as
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by krzysz00 12y ago
I guess one interpretation of Erlang's = (this is from someone rather new to the language) is "Make the thing on the left equal to the thing on the right without mutating existing variables. If that's impossible, error".
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by krzysz00 12y ago
Well, every base has issues with non-termination. In base 10, we have problems like 1/3 = 0.33333... . Base 2 has its own set of non-terminating decimal expansions, including 1 / 3 = 0.01010101... and 1 / 10 = 0.0001100110011
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by krzysz00 12y ago
If by "decimal numbers" you mean the reals written in base 10, how do you propose we precisely represent the result of 1 / 3 . Or pi?
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by krzysz00 12y ago
The feature is rather useful for record-keeping purposes (also known as CYA).
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by krzysz00 12y ago
As this comment's uncle pointed out, you can probably find a "fill in the blank" DMCA notice somewhere on the net. If that doesn't work, many lawyers give free consultations (AFAIK), and there's probably someone wil
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by krzysz00 12y ago
Could you use a DMCA-like thing to get them to stop doing that?
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by krzysz00 12y ago
You probably need a font that covers the relevant ligatures. Does "ﬁ" display for you? That's the Unicode codepoint U+FB01.
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by krzysz00 12y ago
How do you change your negative sign on a unixoid? The only reference to negative signs in locale(5) is under LC_MONETARY.
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by krzysz00 12y ago
I'm pull request #36.
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by krzysz00 12y ago
Not too difficult in Common Lisp (the parser is fully exposed to user code, so I just changed the meaning of "g").
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by krzysz00 12y ago
I also got accepted to work on Unicode support in SBCL!
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by krzysz00 13y ago
The reverse, I think.
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Winning entries from the 2013 International Obfuscated C Code Contest (IOCCC)(ioccc.org)
8 points by krzysz00 13y ago|0 comments
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by krzysz00 13y ago
Not to drag the thread off topic, but this seems like the kind of situation where a version of Haskell's Maybe or Either monads might come in handy, so you could write: do command1 command2 ... and have the f
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by krzysz00 13y ago
Disabling zoom is also not good for visually impaired users and other people who need things to be bigger sometimes.
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by krzysz00 13y ago
Is the signup failing with "Facebook returned an error:" for anyone else?
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by krzysz00 14y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the string?
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by krzysz00 14y ago
If it's for your own development work, Debian/Ubuntu will generate a self-signed SSL certificate when you install the package `ssl-cert`.
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by krzysz00 14y ago
It's an ID10T error, though (IIRC) it's more tech supprot/sysadmin jargon.
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TeX Live 2012 released(latex-community.org)
71 points by krzysz00 14y ago|29 comments
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Imperative Haskell(github.com)
2 points by krzysz00 14y ago|0 comments
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20th International Obfuscated C Code Contest Winners(ioccc.org)
2 points by krzysz00 14y ago|0 comments
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Learning How to Program(sigpwned.com)
1 points by krzysz00 14y ago|0 comments
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Learning to Program the Arduino(linuxjournal.com)
60 points by krzysz00 14y ago|23 comments

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