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by messe 9mo ago
ed is the standard text editor.
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by messe 9mo ago
That sounds like a rather elegant solution to it.
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by messe 9mo ago
> Local lists (@ local): Header list grows on the stack, not heap Does this mean unbounded stack growth? I'd much rather heap allocation if that's the case, as at least that can be recovered from in the case of allocation failu
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by messe 9mo ago
What's the bug? If you're referring to the =& syntax, then that's just how &= used to be written in older versions of C.
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by messe 9mo ago
> As much as you may want to hold your nose up I don't. I just take issue with your grouping. For what it's worth I grew up in a country that would be considered western where grass-fed is the default.
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by messe 9mo ago
> Grain finished beef became popular in the 1800s and consumers in the West have strongly preferred it since. Don't conflate the US and the "west".
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by messe 9mo ago
You're not alone. At this point I'm starting to recognise some by number as well.
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by messe 9mo ago
> zig subreddit Is the only zig community that Andrew Kelley "anti-endorses"[1]: > I don’t have the time or energy to evaluate most Zig communities so I can neither endorse nor anti-endorse them, however, the Zig subreddit
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by messe 9mo ago
I've always assumed that the n in strncpy was meant to signify a max length N. Now I'm wondering if it might have stood for NUL padding.
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by messe 9mo ago
No, it's an instruction for memcpy . You still need to compute the string length first, which means touching every byte individually because you can't use SIMD due to alignment assumptions (or lack thereof) and the potential to t
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by messe 9mo ago
Oh, nice. I have to admit I'm not all that familiar with Odin, because I've been all-in on Zig for a long time. I've been meaning to try out a game dev project in Odin for a while though, but haven't had the time.
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by messe 9mo ago
> All procedures that returned allocated memory will require an explicit allocator to be passed All procedures in core/os. Odin isn't removing the allocator from implicit context in the rest of its APIs.
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by messe 9mo ago
> even Zig has methods and interfaces Zig doesn't have interfaces as a language level feature. It uses manually implemented vtables and wrapper methods. You can do the same in Odin with wrapper functions around a vtable.
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by messe 10mo ago
> Wyna Liu (of NYT Connections!) The blatant rip off of a round from the BBC quiz show Only Connect?
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by messe 10mo ago
> This includes Denmark as well I regularly travel on DSB (2.5hr journeys, 4 times a month minimum), and only very rarely encounter issues. Staff have always been easy to deal with and on the rare occasion I've had to be refunded (t
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by messe 10mo ago
> can render anything a web browser can That's a bug not a feature, and strongly coupled to the root cause for slack's bloat.
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by messe 10mo ago
Ah yes, because the US has been sooooo fucking supportive recently. Give me a fucking break. Your GDP is bigger than ours, and you claim to give more aid to Ukraine, but you haven't even remotely matched it. The sheer fucking arrogance
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by messe 10mo ago
> For without the us [sic] guarding europe Those words hit harder when you've an executive that isn't beholden to Russia or threatening to fucking annex part of an ally, and a Europe that isn't investing heavily into rearm
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by messe 10mo ago
> This. Tables of numbers are explicitly not subject to copyright; that’s a copyright 101 fact. Ok, but there's clearly more nuance there. Otherwise I could claim that any mp3 file I wanted to distribute is just a table of 8-bit int
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by messe 10mo ago
> but directly viewing source isn't RE either. I'd argue that it is. I'd also argue that directly viewing the source doesn't mean you can't write a non-infringing driver. Unless the source is owned by Oracle, in
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by messe 10mo ago
HN title filter cut off the initial "How". You can manually edit it back in.
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by messe 10mo ago
IIRC Joyce was a fan.
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by messe 10mo ago
> I'm surprised they admitted to it - it's hardly "Clean Room".... "Clean Room" RE isn't always legally required.
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by messe 10mo ago
Satire is dead.
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by messe 10mo ago
> for consolidating elections to once every four years so that politicians have time to cool down from the constant campaign hype pressure. You talk about "western" politicians, but this point feels like it only really appli
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by messe 10mo ago
Loongson (the company) have been around since 2001. Loongarch (the ISA that debian is now supporting) has only been around since 2021. Previously Loongson used MIPS and another ISA known as LoongISA.
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by messe 10mo ago
> Suspicions aroused, I clicked on the “Document History” button in the top right and saw a clean history of empty document – and then wham – fully-formed plan, as if it had just spilled out of someone’s brain, straight onto the screen,
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by messe 10mo ago
We're just holding it wrong, that's all.
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by messe 10mo ago
At least during those outages I could procrastinate on HN.
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by messe 10mo ago
> So could this safely be used on Tailscale then ? I’m very curious though also a bit paranoid. You may as well just use tailscale ssh in that case. It already disables ssh encryption because your connection is encrypted with WireGuard a

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