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by mappu 3y ago
Server 2012 was dropped in https://github.com/golang/go/issues/57004 and it's still in security support. My numbers are somewhat similar to @olivielpeau in that thread.
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by mappu 3y ago
Windows 7, Server 2012, macOS 10.13 + 10.14, and so on. Together it makes up nearly 10% of our user base. We have a very slow-moving customer base and their choice of OS is out of our control. At this time last year there were still more Wi
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by mappu 3y ago
At my $DAYJOB devs are free to jump on latest builds for containers we operate (SaaS / API services). But we also deliver end-user apps with Go, and those have to stick to 1.20 for compatibility with older client OSes. 1.21 made signif
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by mappu 3y ago
I'm a bit blindsided by "got really popular lately" - these projects would be relevant to my work but they've completely slipped under my radar. Whereabouts are you hearing about those projects? Or (alternatively) where
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by mappu 3y ago
If you're the kind of person with a folder full of files, you might try something like find . -name '*.mkv' -o -name '*.mp4' | while read -r f ; do if ffmpeg -hide_banner -loglevel error -txt_format text -i &q
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by mappu 3y ago
I tried to do this recently at $DAYJOB, but when you statically link a binary with musl, the dlopen() you get is a no-op: https://github.com/bpowers/musl/blob/master/src/ldso/dlopen.... I tried
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by mappu 3y ago
This is still on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39097681 The author says: > I waited eagerly for the new release but got so excited I built this huge C++ project from source on my smartphone just t
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by mappu 3y ago
There are multiple Box+Wine distros floating around at the moment. r/EmulationOnAndroid likes to talk about https://github.com/olegos2/mobox as having the current best performance compared to Winlator.
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by mappu 3y ago
Any comparison to epub? That's the modern pdf-ish alternative to mhtml,
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by mappu 3y ago
That's a 1080 (8GB), not a 1080 Ti (11GB). But, I believe you that they're out there.
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by mappu 3y ago
err != nil works fine, exactly the same way it works for plain error: interface values can be nil,
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by mappu 3y ago
In this example, you have to magically know that DB returns a statusError{} in order not to wrap it again. I've found one improvement is to encode this knowledge in the type system, by not using plain error returns on the handler, but
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by mappu 3y ago
It's still there in e.g. the NSIS MUI_PAGE_LICENSE.
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by mappu 3y ago
The "built-in support for SOA data types" on the homepage is a really cool data-oriented feature. This is what i imagine Go would look like with that: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/64926
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by mappu 3y ago
Wasabi Cloud Storage have a Sponsored-By tag on the git commit fixing the issue, so I assume they're highly involved somehow.
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by mappu 3y ago
> AVX-512 is a new feature set provided for x86 and x64 computers. Is it really possible to use AVX512 instructions from x86_32 mode?
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by mappu 3y ago
That seems to be the case for me out-of-the-box. $ python3 -m venv . $ ./bin/pip3 install torch --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/rocm5.6 $ ./bin/python3 -c 'import torch
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by mappu 3y ago
ROCm works on RX570 ("gfx803", including RX470+RX580 too). Support was dropped upstream, but only because AMD no longer regularly test it. The code is still there and downstream distributors (like if you just apt-get install libam
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by mappu 3y ago
20 years ago, the best feature of avisynth was running random plugin dlls downloaded from doom9, none with source code and all running on an XP Administrator account. The frameserver is one thing, but an ecosystem of (trustable! open source
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by mappu 3y ago
If it's the same underlying repo then it would be nice to avoid needing two git remotes for it (original + fork). But how you do that, i'm not sure.
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by mappu 3y ago
You're at least on the right post. The only example I could find of a cellphone using 18650 cells was a modded Fairphone - https://forum.fairphone.com/t/making-a-phone-that-would-use-...
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by mappu 3y ago
It is common to use --privileged (or -v docker.sock) and run docker commands inside docker. But then you're not really in the container, you may as well be on the host. I think genuinely containerizing inside an ordinary container, w
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by mappu 3y ago
Is this the recommendations sub-thread? Inconsolata is the best i've used.
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by mappu 3y ago
MMS is email-style MIME messages retrieved over HTTP on a data connection. Push notifications for MMS are delivered as a special SMS, but otherwise it's far far closer to internet than cellular, and it's green.
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by mappu 3y ago
If you enable SSH, third-party binaries somewhat work but not really - is it even clear what version of Linux they're emulating? I assume it's no longer real GPL Linux after all the lawsuits, right? ...right?
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by mappu 3y ago
Go counts time from year 1. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(computing)#Notable_epoc... Arbitrariness aside, some other complications would be (A) having to store 64-bit numbers on very early PDP machines;
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by mappu 3y ago
Another really interesting way to approach this problem would be to adapt wasm2c to emit Go output. It should result in better performance than wazero.
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by mappu 3y ago
There's a pure-go zstd at https://github.com/klauspost/compress - it's likely faster than running the upstream zstd under Wazero.
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by mappu 3y ago
On x86 the cache is implicit when you touch memory, and there are many ISA ops (push, call, ...) that implicitly update stack memory. But if you never call those, it is possible to access the cache explicitly. Coreboot have a custom in-tree
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by mappu 3y ago
Apache Software Foundation would be the biggest example - although I don't know if they use the same authenticode certificate or App store accounts for their subprojects.

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