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Are you sure you're not confusing GNU tar with gnuplot? http://www.gnuplot.info/faq/faq.html#x1-70001.2
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Looks like this is the actual paper: http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/12/eaau3275 Note that this is about replacing the use of gold as a catalyst for synthesizing alcohol from coal, not any electronic
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Yikes. There's a story from Reuters with more detail and more balanced coverage than this press release from Qualcomm: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-qualcomm-court/germ... Apparently, there have be
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Oh, wow. They've also changed the license a couple of times in 2016 and 2017 to make it more restrictive. Early 2016: https://web.archive.org/web/20160411070811/https://www.virtu... Late 2016: http
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When I mentioned "multiple vendors," I was talking about hardware implementations that have actually shipped. I've been looking for RISC-V chips that I can buy right now, and from what I can tell, there are only a handful. Tw
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You mean RISC-V or MIPS? There's a reason why I said SIMD/vector extension, since RISC-V first started down the SIMD route, but then they took a step back and decided that a vector extension might work better, so from what I can t
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Probably not at this point. If they had done this right when RISC-V was first announced, then maybe, as at that point they had the advantage of much more ecosystem and tooling integration. However, it's now at the point where there are
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These include instructions for saturating arithmetic (arithmetic that give the greatest or lowest possible values, rather than wrapping around), 16 and 32 bit fixed point, fused multiply add instructions, and some SIMD instructions https:&
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There is a link to exactly that at the end of the second paragraph: http://io.livecode.ch/learn/webyrd/webmk
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Yes, my point is, either leave the link to the Twitter thread (which also contains a link to the paper), or link directly to the paper. Linking to this summary page, which contains a brief abstract that contains more words but less informat
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Hmm. The tweet, and thread on Twitter, has more actual information on the vulnerability than the page you linked to. You have to click through to the actual paper to get the additional information. I feel like the Twitter link gives a bette
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From what I have gathered, much of the reason behind the licensing process for barbers is for shaving, with a straight razor, which does have considerably greater risks of cuts and infection. However, very few people go to a barber for a sh
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The documentation on the BOOM processor mentioned in this article seems to be a good source of information: https://docs.boom-core.org/en/latest/sections/RobDispatch/ro... . Link goes specifically to one
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Also range, especially in winter. I have to drive about 180 miles every couple of weeks, and have another trip for a vacation that is about 580 miles (and no, flying would be impractical), which I usually do in one shot or with a single ove
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I always have a hard time using some services when in incognito mode; I get the captchas, and either they are wrong or are really hard, and it can take several tries to get through them.
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> Beyond that, it's 0.8-1.2g of protein are recommended MINIMUM daily intake to avoid diseases originating from protein deficiencies. Eating below the minimum RDA of 0.8 g/kg is unlikely to cause diseases of protein deficiency.
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It's not even really a replacement for NetworkManager; it's designed to be used to provide basic networking within containers, for systemd-nspawn. It can be used on host systems, but it's deliberately fairly lightweight and d
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> On the server side, it seems like docker format has already won. Maybe cpu architecture portability doesn't matter there and x86 is good enough? Docker has won to a degree, though it still requires complex orchestration technologi
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Hardware capabilities seem like they could be an interesting alternative to traditional separate address space memory management; they could allow you to have fine grained access control to individual objects in memory without having to hav
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"The score is the total benchmark time. The lower the score, the better."
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This is something that I've been hoping to see for a while. The traditional model of web apps, with a database backend but doing manual de-normalization, adding manual caching and cache invalidation, or using manually created and expen
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Noria: dynamic, partially-stateful data-flow for high-performance web apps
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EditShare | Linux Application Developer, DevOps | Boston, MA; Warsaw, Poland | Remote possible EditShare sells storage, backup, workflow, and asset management systems for professional digital video ingest, playout, and editing. EditShare is
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Cabot Creamery in Vermont is another fairly well known example of this; it actually happens to have joined with a larger but less publicly visible coop known as Agri-Mark.
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The Rust team took the approach of targeting application code on the three primary Tier-1 platforms, macOS, Windows, and GNU/Linux, as the goal for API design and portability of the standard library. Besides the standard library, it al
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Looks like it was as of LLVM 6: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/50744
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According to the "Update to LLVM 7" ticket for Rust ( https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/50543 ), many of the points of interest are in LLD, especially in WASM support: LLD has implemented
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It may be impossible for you to get what you're looking for out of a "portable assembler." There's a fundamental tension between low-level control, optimization, and portability. Either you will have code that will run d
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Air New Zealand already offers the Skycouch, in which an additional portion of the seat folds up to make them wider and you can lay across all three seats: https://www.airnewzealand.com/economy-skycouch I've flown on i
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> I got all three options and cleaned all three dishes. A near heavenly experience. Wow! That's a lot of food! However, you inspired me to hit them up for lunch again. Work from home and usually eat lunch at home, but went out and h
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