lokedhs

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by lokedhs 6y ago
If we are thinking less-than-ideal buyers, I could imagine Oracle or SAP could be interested?
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Don't they have them in regular grocery stores in Singapore? They might only have them when they're in season though.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I know that chain of puff stores. Their durian puffs are tasty, but I agree with you that the flavour is very mild. The thing about those puffs are that even people who normally don't like durian can appreciate them, and you may fall i
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by lokedhs 6y ago
20% of users are Apple developers. There are plenty of developers who use their hardware but don't develop for Apple products (a web developer wouldn't be an Apple developer). Or have things changed since I left the Apple ecosyste
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by lokedhs 6y ago
It's pretty much incomprehensible to me too (is it complaining about a missing definition of owner_less? Perhaps it requires some newer version of C++?). But, arguing it's a bad choice because the errors are incomprehensible is on
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by lokedhs 6y ago
The size of the actual universe is irrelevant for this discussion since anything outside the observable universe does not have any casual connection to us. But of course you are right about the absolutely staggering number of stars in the o
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I started implementing a version of APL, but that have taken some significant steps away from traditional APL, and introducing features that normally would not be seen as fitting with the language. It's still an experiment, but some of
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by lokedhs 6y ago
This information explains why changed the terms of service. They probably have a lot of bounties where the project owner doesn't know about it. I'm sure they would prefer to get that money.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I would likely only have an integer type. Perhaps even limited to 32 bits. That is because you can't rely on more than that anyway, but if the standard specified it then at least you'd have predictable behaviour. If I can't r
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by lokedhs 6y ago
If your Russian friend's name is Николай, then you might try to type it as "j", "i" or "ij". I only studied Russian for a short while, but й sounds more like "ij".
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by lokedhs 6y ago
That would be incorrect, as Unicode defines the two forms to be interchangeable. You'd do a decomposition before doing a search anyway in which case both forms become the same code points (which ones depends on the decomposition type).
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by lokedhs 6y ago
My point was that JSON doesn't even reliably store _integers_. If you could only store a single datatype outside of strings, it should be integers, and JSON doesn't even do that. I'm guessing a lot of software are storing 64-
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Surface area, yes. But it's 40 metres deep, so significantly larger volume.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
A physics paper I was actually able to fully comprehend. I'm happy this paper exists for no other reason than to make an amateur like myself feel they understand something.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Java had sandboxing from the beginning. There were some bugs that allowed client code to escape the sandbox, but it wasn't nearly as bad as some people made it out to be. I'd dare to guess that Javascript has had more sandbox-esca
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Yes, that would be great. The problem is that JSON doesn't actually provide this. One of the most important aspects of a universal format is in my opinion the ability to rely on the fact that when I store a value on one system, that I
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Watching this presentation did not make me any more confident about going in a self-driving car. Based on the way it was presented, I got the feeling that they are just essentially manually identifying cases and addressing them as they see
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by lokedhs 6y ago
You still have the problem if your spinlock gets preempted while spinning. You really should only use a spinlock if you can disable preemption, which is usually limited to the kernel or realtime processes.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
What about the fact that half the text not only graphic, but also covered by the graphic, so it's impossible to read. It's a pity the project itself is so neat. Makes me feel bad about referring to it as such a remarkably horrible
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I'm not trying to tell anyone what the correct solution is (I've experienced societies with wildly different approaches to this), but doing it at the leaf (as you express it) is a solution. It's not the only solution, but it
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Because once racism is systemic, actively avoiding racism will continue to perpetuate the current situation. Great if you're part of the privileged group, not so much much if you're hoping for a change.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
You got the arguments backward. SPARC uses the proper order (source,dest) So it would be something like: ld [%l0],%o0 ; Load whatever is pointed to by %l0 into %o0 call some_function ; Stores the old pc in %o7
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by lokedhs 6y ago
hydrohomies hotsauce mtb common_lisp
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by lokedhs 6y ago
How do you set the background colour in GNOME? At least in the recent versions I've tested, you literally can't. You can only set it to an image.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I did exactly this in 1996 when we implemented a case management system with a web-based frontend. It used a home-grown webserver written in Perl that was talking SQL to a Sybase instance. And it was definitely not something unique. This pr
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I use Firefox on Android for regular browsing. I've also configured the default browser to be Firefox Focus, meaning that every time I click a link it opens a disposable session with no history available. I guess I could still be track
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Even with adblocking it downloads 30 MB almost instantly, and while typing this reply it's now up to 48 MB. Oh wait, it's at 50 now. It keeps going up. Looking at the requests it seems to be downloading a video from Cloudfront. An
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Try copying across a line break. You'll notice that the spaces between the words are missing when you paste it.
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by lokedhs 6y ago
Isn't this what latexmk does for you? I don't use things like bibtext so I don't know how it handles that, but latexmk works perfectly for normal use cases, and ensures that you never have to run it more times than you need t
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by lokedhs 6y ago
I'm Swedish, living in Singapore and the spanish time table looks like the one I've followed all my life (both in Sweden and in Singapore). I'd argue that it's most of the other countries' schedules that are way too

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