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by messe 1y ago
> A not in use bed, or a not in use back seat? A not in use back seat takes up far less space in a sane car than a pick-up truck with a bed. > Much better visibility than any other vehicle I have, too. At the expense of others. And go
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by messe 1y ago
> Consider this command: # pkg delete -af > [...] > What the same "pkg delete -af" command does on a PKGBASE FreeBSD system? > It kills/destroys almost all of the FreeBSD Base System [...] > POLA is th
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by messe 1y ago
> Does Zig offer (guaranteed) tail call optimisation? Yes[1]. You can use the @call builtin with the .always_tail modifier. @call(.always_tail, foo, { arg1, arg2, ... }); [1]: https://ziglang.org/documentation&#x
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by messe 1y ago
Yeah that's why we're expecting stage 2 next.
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by messe 1y ago
Radon in houses is certainly a thing in Ireland where I grew up, it's somewhat rare though. I don't know anybody who has a basement. Same in Denmark where I'm living now, I know nobody whose house has a basement.
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by messe 1y ago
Trans women are women.
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by messe 1y ago
You should look into mg. It's included in OpenBSD's base system, and plenty of other systems have it present in their package manager. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mg_(text_editor)
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by messe 1y ago
> never use olive oil for high temperature cooking This is a myth and needs to die. Olive oil is fine at high temperatures, even EVOO. https://www.seriouseats.com/cooking-with-olive-oil-faq-safet...
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by messe 1y ago
I'm comfortable writing asm for quite a few architectures, but Go's assembler... When I struggle to write Go ASM, I also blame Go and not myself.
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by messe 1y ago
> There should be regulation, but the rules must be bought with blood. That's an awfully callous approach, and displays a disturbing lack of empathy toward other people.
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by messe 1y ago
Historically, freer markets have lead to monopolies. It's why we have antitrust regulations in the first place (now if only they were enforced...)
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by messe 1y ago
> If I launch 2 network requests from my async JavaScript and both are in flight then that’s concurrent. That's because JS conflates the two. The async keyword in JavaScript queues things for the event loop which is running in a dif
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by messe 1y ago
> While it's true that writers need to be aware of buffering to make use of fancy syscalls, implementing that should be an option, but not a requirement. Buffering is implemented and handled in the vtable struct itself, the writers
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by messe 1y ago
> Which is very much what Europes market looks like today. Stasis and shifting to a stagnating middle. Preferable to a burgeoning oligarchy.
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by messe 1y ago
"I mean, what are we, to believe that this is some sort of a, a magic xylophone or something? Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder"[1] Just replace QCD with "known/understood quantum theories" and
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by messe 1y ago
Only if securelevel is 2. If securelevel = 1, then only mounted filesystems are RO. An attacker could conceivably forcibly unmount /var/log as root, and make the changes directly to the block device.
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by messe 1y ago
Something this article doesn't mention is how the A20 gate was toggled: by writing to registers on the keyboard controller . I was always thought this was a completely inexplicable design choice, until I started working in embedded, w
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by messe 1y ago
> the Python interpreter is natively integrated in all Unix distros It's included in the default install of most desktop/server Linux distros (with plenty of exceptions), but I don't believe any of the BSDs ship it in the
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by messe 1y ago
> sovereign immunity I think you mean qualified immunity in this context?
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by messe 1y ago
Ah. Now the crank alarm is ringing.
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by messe 1y ago
> You can find the project here: https://github.com/dmf-archive It sounds like you're trying to build the Cyberpunk equivalent of the shared semi-hard-SF Orion's Arm universe / world building project? - h
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by messe 1y ago
If you're going to immediately await it, you can just do saveFile(io, data, "saveA.txt"); EDIT: following up on that, I'm actually not sure that io.async(saveFile, .{io, data, "saveA.txt"}).await
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by messe 1y ago
I don't find that a particularly compelling argument in this case, because so can accessing any memory address if it's not currently swapped in.
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by messe 1y ago
Is that not what this is? Maybe a cold shower too.
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by messe 1y ago
As far as I know, Zig still wants their implementation of async to avoid function colouring.
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by messe 1y ago
> It just adds visual noise that obscures details of the authentic scene Does it add any more than modern video compression techniques? What constitutes noise in cinema, is somewhat subjective.
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by messe 1y ago
> Zig•EM – a novel programming framework for developing and deploying applications which target resource-constrained MCUs, where every byte of memory and every μJoule of energy matters https://zigem.openem.org/post-002&#x
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by messe 1y ago
It'd be a bit closer to 20 degrees of travel for me. I'm traveling from Denmark to the south of France in a few weeks, but with the return trip already planned. Any additional trip to see this would be from Denmark southwards.
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by messe 1y ago
> V462 Lupi is in the constellation of the Lupus (the wolf), a southern sky constellation which is visible across the whole Southern Hemisphere and up to 35 degrees latitude in the Northern Hemisphere For anybody wondering who "You&
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by messe 1y ago
Not only that, but they even contributed patches to allow the FreeBSD kernel to handle the TLS part of SSL_sendfile as well[1]. [1]: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?ktls(4)

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