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makapuf
5y ago
The thing is it's not rewarding in the future, knowing you do hard work for a small being that you love was the reward for me.
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5y ago
Join a onion!
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5y ago
I'd say its more or less an auto extractible image format, but wasm. Which would make sense!
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5y ago
I would say zip is being used for tar-like functionality, but aiming Windows users.
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EU Digital Market Act
(ec.europa.eu)
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5y ago
226K uncompressed, I'm sure some of the url share prefixes so even a very simple, handcrafted scheme would compress somewhat.
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5y ago
Not that changes the bar of your argument, but it seems really low. I don't know this website, but it seems to indicate 2750 eur as average salary. http://www.salaryexplorer.com/salary-survey.php?loc=174&loct...
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5y ago
Well often the really old timers ( still in tech, so survivor bits here) have seen several waves of tech and know some qualities can withstand the test of time, and other fads will not. And having seen the previous fad come and go, they of
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5y ago
This example is nice but if you put arguments metadata in the function name, you have to have one main argument, the function name can prove cumbersome if you have 3 or 4 arguments with units like .setPricePerMassInCentsPerKilogramsWi
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5y ago
Yes for superficial structure, I might skip things reading silently. However I struggle to think about the meaning of what I read when I read aloud, different focuses maybe. So that's complimentary.
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5y ago
Kudos to the people involved in this on their own time and the people donating to them supportive. Its not so nice that a trillion valued company needs charity to run an experiment which might prove useful to them technically.
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5y ago
I tend to think of it as: people (including kids) are generally smarter than you think, but know less than you think.
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5y ago
Pain au chocolat (dx2-66)
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5y ago
So does firefox if you're using this browser https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Responsive_De...
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5y ago
Never heard of it that way in france with my friends, for me it was always 80-86, 80-88 or just 386 or 286 (or 80-286 if you wanted to sound technical).
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5y ago
Dont forget programmable io ports with their independent tiny cores.
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5y ago
Letting the author run it could lead to "it ran on my pc" surprises.
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5y ago
Review should ensure there are tests, and that those tests run on ci and my laptop. When tests are difficult or not worth it (sometimes ui or end to end) I think to be sufficiently confident reviewer shall run the code. Its possible to do
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5y ago
I (a man) was 4/5 when my kids were small but I'm currently 9/10. Contractually it's yearly, but it ends up weekly. 9/10 tends to be difficult to distinguish from full time, since you get more focused after this mid
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5y ago
Sure, go itself didnt build it from scratch - rewriting your implementation each time you change your language might grow tiresome fast, but I was referring that toy/minimal implementations exist : https://benhoyt.com/w
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5y ago
It's funny/interesting that an 1kloc implementation of minimal self hosting Go exist, or C/pascal/oberon compilers ; perfect hindsight view etc. You theoretically could (well if nobody does, no you can't) create a n
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5y ago
The majority of it is written in Go. Not a good or a bad thing per se, just some info I looked up.
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5y ago
You can say that with randomly generated content, or simple heuristics+random based content, it's not specific from AI
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5y ago
Your link is a link to the YouTube site, not the video.
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5y ago
On this specific topic, things are absolutely not similar otherwise, so it's difficult to compare. More generally, French people can tell you immediately that's not possible because... which sounds fatalistic but it s not, we'
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5y ago
The page redirects to u202E (no backslash) which is a normal word. I think it's an Easter egg.
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5y ago
You could say the same with ARM wrt intel.
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Isn't it the same with some ARM vendors ? Of course, a random foundry can't, but what's preventing Apple from including specific instructions on their core (not that it would make sense) or a specific coprocessor that may or
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5y ago
There is an App for iOS which might (I don't have a iOS device) be better for following on mobile (currenly following no Android) https://apps.apple.com/gw/app/fosdem-org/id941904933
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5y ago
Yes, they are generally available a few weeks after. You can look at the preceding events recordings.
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