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by messe 11mo ago
> It turns out you can create a UDP socket with a protocol flag, which allows you to send the ping rootless This is wrong, despite the Rust library in question's naming convention. You're not creating a UDP socket. You're
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by messe 11mo ago
Less than that if you're going faster too. What's your point?
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by messe 11mo ago
> This ought to be automated using AI. When the world is telling you to fucking stop, maybe take a moment and listen.
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by messe 11mo ago
Yeah, I have a number of coworkers that have shared with me that they are on psychiatric medications, and have discussed mental health with. It's becoming normalized, and that's a good thing.
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by messe 11mo ago
You've wasted other peoples time and mental energy with utter bullshit that you weren't even bothered to read yourself. Be more considerate in future.
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by messe 11mo ago
> They just linked to some random obscure bug A bug that they have encountered, have reported, with a description of the root cause, and has not been fixed. A bug that has wasted their time and money.
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by messe 11mo ago
Good luck making it drink.
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by messe 11mo ago
> I got blocked by Jonathan Blow You're probably better off for it to be honest.
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by messe 11mo ago
The more relevant part of that paragraph for most users is the next sentence: > However, the scope of supported packages is defined by the organizations which subscribe to Freexian ELTS to ensure complete security support for their syste
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by messe 11mo ago
I think it conflates the map and the territory. Linear transformations are a beautiful thing, but matrices are an ugly representation that nevertheless is a convenient one when we actually want to compute. Elegant territory. Inelegant, brut
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by messe 11mo ago
> ᴡʜᴀᴛ ᴡᴏᴜʟᴅ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ʜᴀᴘᴘᴇɴᴇᴅ ɪꜰ ʏᴏᴜ ʜᴀᴅɴ'ᴛ sᴀᴠᴇᴅ ʜɪᴍ? > "Yes! The sun would have risen just the same, yes?" > ɴᴏ > "Oh, come on. You can't expect me to believe that. It's an astronomical fact." &
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by messe 11mo ago
Not the commenter you're replying to, but I've been using LibreWolf for the last few months. It's a bit more privacy focused, so may need some tweaking to your liking (by default it won't persist history, zoom levels, co
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by messe 11mo ago
I think it's been gnu11 for a few years now.
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by messe 11mo ago
This loops, if that's what you're asking: while (true) { try { try { return; } finally { throw new Exception(); } } catch { } }
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by messe 11mo ago
The important one is "Unnamed Structure and Union Fields"[1], in particular unnamed structs and union fields without a tag. ISO C11 and onward allows for this: struct { int a; union { int b; float
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by messe 11mo ago
I am not remotely religious, but please pray for us who are still dealing with older versions than that.
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by messe 11mo ago
Have you looked at self hosting sourcehut ( https://sourcehut.org/ )?
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by messe 11mo ago
That's not always an option, and doesn't answer the question. Some people rent and can't simply run Ethernet everywhere.
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by messe 11mo ago
Mine was similar actually, just in Ireland. I had started in a theoretical physics degree which was jointly taught by the maths and physics department. By my final year I had changed into an ostensibly pure maths degree, although I did it m
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by messe 11mo ago
I agree that focusing on Lorentz transformations is the wrong way to approach thinking about special relativity. But It might be the right way to teach it to physics students. The issue is the level of mathematical sophistication one has wh
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by messe 11mo ago
32 bit x86 also has sysenter/sysexit.
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by messe 11mo ago
I'll bite. That'd be fine by me if wages had also kept up with those productivity gains, and they have not.
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by messe 11mo ago
Why shouldn't the greatly increased productivity over the past century translate into less of a need to work?
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by messe 1y ago
Zig's implementation is in userspace.
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by messe 1y ago
Everything does. That's the fucking problem.
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by messe 1y ago
My proudest typographical accomplishment is that use of em-dashes once got me a tinder date. ...it didn't go anywhere after that date. But I still have the anecdote.
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by messe 1y ago
More than technically correct—the best kind of correct—you are plain correct. (I've used em-dashes since before LLMs and I'm not fucking stopping now) EDIT: s,',,
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by messe 1y ago
> Not that screens require "saving" any more, but still. OLEDs can still suffer from burn-in, but it's also just easier to have them... turn off...
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by messe 1y ago
Yes, you write inline assembly that saves the frame pointer, stack pointer, and instruction pointer to the stack, and list every other register as a clobber. GCC will know which ones its using at the call-site (assuming the function gets in
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by messe 1y ago
To be fair, this can be done in GNU C as well. Like the Zig implementation, you'd still have to use inline assembly.

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