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by kunley 6mo ago
They are going to save us from that XXIII century probe, right
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by kunley 6mo ago
XOR appears a lot in any code touching encryption. PS. What is static vs dynamic count ?
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by kunley 6mo ago
Also: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-functiona...
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by kunley 6mo ago
Would be cool to have recent findings on persistent data structures via the lenses of cache locality
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by kunley 6mo ago
I started with this one: https://medium.com/@icelain/a-guide-to-building-a-realtime-h... And then, modified a lot. At some moment I will open it back. (Author's MIT license allowed closing it; I did it actually be
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by kunley 6mo ago
Working on an audio streaming platform powering an indy internet radio. Looks like Icecast & friends show its age and a similar product can be easily built with the functionality cast down to simply robust streaming & handling &quot
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by kunley 6mo ago
Misleading. Sounds like "computer driving Artemis spacecraft" while is is realy "some computer onboard Artemis spacecraft". Very big difference.
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by kunley 6mo ago
Thank you for bringing back the Signal's statement, btw.
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by kunley 6mo ago
"..aims to be compatible with WordPress functionality" What does it mean, to be "compatible with functionality"? At a first glance this statement promises a lot, but does it really mean anything technically?
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by kunley 6mo ago
Somebody needs to say that: What was the AI usage in this endeavour? Zero, huh?
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No Semicolons Needed – how 11 languages deal with eliminating semicolons(terts.dev)
9 points by kunley 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kunley 7mo ago
Well in my European country therapists hourly rates are very flat and practically the same as hourly rates for physiotherapists, massage practitioners and basic doctors, plus an LLM can really quickly tell that, so it is much faster to get
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by kunley 7mo ago
Your sarcasm sounds like we'd be living in some extreme 1984-like dystopia, while the reality is: there is more bullshit one can read online than a bullshit one can get from a poor doctor/therapist. From my experience, the best on
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by kunley 7mo ago
Perhaps this submit deserves expanding a bit the title here on HN, as the current one doesn't tell much about quite interesting points the author is making
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by kunley 7mo ago
LSD experience causes a serious lack of sleep. Is the quoted relative quietness after the experience simply an effect of a sleep deprivation? Why to take drugs to have it, then?
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by kunley 7mo ago
It is tragically funny to consider linking quietness of mind with LSD. It is everything but quiet
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by kunley 7mo ago
Actually, as the article falls into that "ad begging" category and requires time-consuming disabling of tracking, I can understand why someone posts a summary.
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by kunley 8mo ago
Does not compute. You seem to think I will be unhappy because I don't have unhealthy obsession about tech celebs - and yes they are ephemeral, because in said 10 years these personas will be substituted in terms of celebrities by other
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by kunley 8mo ago
Author compares X to Y and then goes: - Y has been successful in the past - Y brought this and this number of metrics, completely unrelated to X field - overall, Y was cool, therefore, X is good for us! .. I'd say, please bring more ar
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by kunley 8mo ago
que?
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by kunley 8mo ago
I for one refuse to be thrilled by the shallow affairs of ephemeral celebs
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by kunley 8mo ago
Many companies were using commercially licensed Gitlab in 2017 already, so it must have been established before that time. Definitely not in 2019
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by kunley 8mo ago
Ok, I am not saying it doesn't run on hardware, but the primary example runs (for the somehow stretched definition of "run", as you say) on QEMU but displays a message that it's bare metal. Then, this content will be scr
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by kunley 8mo ago
I guess one of good reasons is easy cross-compilation. But also, I can see some amount of weird hooray optimism in this project, like: totally confusing claim that the thing is bare metal when it's still being run under an emulator; al
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by kunley 8mo ago
Why to spread confusion and call it bare metal when it's run under QEMU? Then it's not bare metal at all. In order to be run on bare metal it's needing another bootloader which the documentation only barely mentions. More on
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by kunley 8mo ago
One of the solutions is to stop the ai hype, as the excessive electrical needs it creates are obviously not helping with the climate.
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by kunley 8mo ago
I think foo never outlived what it was from the beginning - a way to harmlessly goof around while describing complex systems & patterns. So, really dunno why the commenter above wanted to atribute all the fooness to something "anci
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by kunley 8mo ago
Yes and still don't comprehend why to call certain things fossils if they are still used by virtually everybody
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by kunley 8mo ago
Excuse me, fossils?
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by kunley 8mo ago
Thanks for the thorough reply!

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