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by micw 3y ago
Same for the original patch from the mailing conversation above. The original results in (reformatted) #ifdef CONFIG_PPC32 *data = ((unsigned int *)child->thread.fp_state.fpr)[FPRINDEX(index)]; #else flush_fp_to_thre
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by micw 3y ago
One thing that wonders me. The patch contains a fix but obviously no unit test that verifies it. Is that the standard of linux kernel development? In the company I work for, the patch would certainly be rejected because of that.
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by micw 3y ago
Comparing both patches, I see a clear difference. While the contribution from the linked article changes the behaviour of both branches of the if...else, the final contribution changes only the parth in the "if" branch. I guess, t
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by micw 3y ago
I always wondered why the import syntax is so different for the two things: import mpmath as mp from mpmath import mp IMO that's the root cause of that kind of user errors. Why not just import mpmath.mp as mp or somethi
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by micw 3y ago
That's amazing. He even managed to fit handwriting-like fonts and outline fonts in 8x8. I'll keep that page in mind, when I build my next Arduino LED-matrix display project.
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by micw 3y ago
It seems that many of "my script can do [something] with [information in a different form]" can be superseded by LLVMs already or in the near future and the quality is way better than what the scripts are capable of. I just wonder
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by micw 3y ago
Empirical determined short answer: way too far. I tried this years ago when I was with my kids on a playground and broke me a toe that way.
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by micw 3y ago
I just had the idea to analyze this using scientific methods and write a paper in my spare time (would be my fist paper ;-) ). But seems there is already one: https://www.princeton.edu/news/2015/03/30/bat
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by micw 3y ago
What exactly is the "density" of a black hole? As I understand, a BH is a singularity, so all mass is at one point which means all BHs have the same (infinite) density. Is it a kind of "virtual density", e.g. the mass of
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by micw 3y ago
A short explaination what remotes are and how to configure it would be helpfull. Otherwise, the "git push" command would fail and the tutorial gives no hint, why.
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by micw 3y ago
Does not matter. When we sell our cars, the value tends to zero ;-)
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by micw 3y ago
Thats a huge PITA on newer cars. On both, mine (Skoda) and my wife's (Nissan) I have to accept their data protection policy every time I start the car. The dialogue usually pops up a few seconds after I start driving.
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by micw 3y ago
Looks nice but not like water. It keeps moving forever. A bucket of water would stand still after a few minutes. Edit: Seems to lack simulation of friction between water particles?
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by micw 3y ago
Accuracy is awesome. Tried with a complex thing: A photo of my son sitting on a tree. While others (pixian.ai) remove his legs and let a tree branch there instead, photoroom removed everything from the photo except the person.
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by micw 3y ago
To me it's still not clear if 6.3.x is stable ( https://github.com/Snapchat/KeyDB/issues/494 ) and performant ( https://github.com/Snapchat/KeyDB/issues/470 ).
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by micw 3y ago
You can see the effect on the very same car very clearly. We have been traveling with a camping car from germany to romania. In germany we did not need to clean the windscreen at all. In romania we did it almost every day.
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by micw 4y ago
Does not seem to be very consistent. When I generate 2 texts with the same "style", it never looks like written by the same writer.
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by micw 4y ago
Rather than switching to "main" and pull it, you can just stay in "feature" and do a fetch followed by "rebase origin/main". Then pull "main" before you merge the feature. I'd also use &quot
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by micw 4y ago
Have a look at https://www.bookstackapp.com/ . It's open source, very polished and also useable for non-techies.
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by micw 5y ago
A while ago, I spent some time to make LXC run in a docker container. The idea is to have a statefull system managed by LXC run in a docker environment so that management (e.g. Volumes, Ingress and Load Balancer) from K8S can be used for th
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by micw 5y ago
I doubt it actually works correctly. When I get a random number out of 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675, it's the probably that it has the same amount of digits is ~1:9 and has at least 3 digi
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by micw 5y ago
Of course. But that is so obvious that I saw no reason to mention it.
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by micw 5y ago
I _knew_ that there's a use for such a switch if you just get the right cables ^^
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by micw 5y ago
I doubt it works well without a golden oxygen free ethernet cable that costs at least $1,500 per meter.
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by micw 5y ago
I was searching for some (no-anecdotal) evidence and found this study: https://labs.ripe.net/author/giovane_moura/dns-ttl-violation... Seems that increased TTL in resolvers is still a thing in 2021 but it's a
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by micw 5y ago
I wonder what kind of ISP it was with to few bandwidth for proper DNS ^^ And I'm really curious which other ISPs are running such setups that you had to deal with and for what reason they do so.
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by micw 5y ago
But what are "some" resolvers? I never saw one of those commonly in use.
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by micw 5y ago
> some resolvers ignore TTLs Is that really true? I have heard this so often but never seen it in reality, so I tend to take this as an urban legend.
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by micw 5y ago
I get the exactly same result with that query as the "overlap" query: SELECT * FROM meetings, new_meetings WHERE new_meetings.starts_at<meetings.ends_at AND new_meetings.ends_at>meetings.starts_at;
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by micw 5y ago
I have tried this with the condition I described and does not see any where it fails.

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