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by misnome 4y ago
You seem to have misunderstood the purpose of homework.
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by misnome 4y ago
Necessary but not sufficient.
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by misnome 4y ago
We had a session at a recent biochemistry scientific software conference where someone was spending a lot of time in “more of a comment than a question” questions pushing that this paper meant that everyone should stop writing python and go
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by misnome 4y ago
I remember spawn installs! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spawn_installation - games came with the ability to install multiple multiplayer-only copies so that you only needed one copy of the game to play. This was inv
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by misnome 4y ago
None of whom are affected by any of these.
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by misnome 4y ago
If it's for a corporate environment then it is being centrally configured anyway, so can just be installed from a different user? The goal posts definitely seem to be moving over the course of this thread?
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by misnome 4y ago
Almost certainly; I still have CC on a ticket from a few years ago that one of the literal steps in the reference manual (teaching --switch-profile) was extremely misleading, didn't work, and actively broke your ability to continue wor
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by misnome 4y ago
Several years ago, when the read-only-system OS changes happened, they switched to /opt/homebrew.
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by misnome 4y ago
https doesn’t completely hide the destination, only the contents. And if he was using https to connect to a site purely for the purposes of obfuscating activity, that would probably be squashed under the same rules. If he was using an encry
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by misnome 4y ago
From the prompt leakage it looks like it is allowed to initiate web searches and integrate/summarise the information from the results of that search. It also looks like it explicitly tells you when it has done a search.
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by misnome 4y ago
Can you prove that magic isn't real?
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by misnome 4y ago
Computers can dictate words now, maybe we shouldn't waste time teaching toddlers to read.
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by misnome 4y ago
> Well.... If you cycle a battery between 30 and 80% its lifetime increases by almost 10x. The battery management on phones is terrible. Either the manufacturer is stupid or malicious. As pointed out by sibling comments this is somewhat
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by misnome 4y ago
Hyperkit is a hypervisor. Virtualbox is a hypervisor. Hyper-V is a hypervisor. VMWare products are hypervisors. They are all hypervisors, a hypervisor is just the platform that manages the virtualisation (which is a CPU feature). What chang
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by misnome 4y ago
Underhanded? As a response to the incident they have made it so you can explicitly turn it off, sure. But people trust the phone to make a thousand other decisions on a moment-to-moment basis about the tradeoff between CPU and battery, is i
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by misnome 4y ago
Yep, purely malicious, no plausible reasons at all to reduce peak power drain on old batteries, in fact - batteries only get better with age! If we repeat this lie long enough we might believe it ourselves!
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by misnome 4y ago
No, it’s not being pedantic when you are using terminology in a confusing or incorrect way that leads to it being unclear exactly what you are complaining about. What do you mean by “classical virtualisation methods”, actual CPU emulation s
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by misnome 4y ago
That is indeed the "problem" that forms the premise of the film. It doesn't however go on to either propose or advocate a solution, instead exploring one projection to absurdity from it's premise. If you watched it and c
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by misnome 4y ago
> it is basically advocating some kind of population control or eugenics policy I think this says more about the viewer than the film.
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by misnome 4y ago
That's the point. It's basically identical, except they charge full price again.
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by misnome 4y ago
Taping a nail to your jacket doesn’t make you Punk.
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by misnome 4y ago
But this isn’t a great solution, because afterwards there is now three, or four source download links, some of which are stable. Not to mention, forcing people to use GitHub releases instead of just tags (which excludes every mirror of some
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by misnome 4y ago
Our conda-forge package builds broke. We had someone declare to us that tag downloads were never stable, just releases. This seems to be the opposite of the known truth about the previous status quo - but does go some way to demonstrating h
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by misnome 4y ago
We've heard positive opinions of the Xilinx boards and tooling. At least, not having everything about the HLS tooling either changed or syntax deprecated every three months.
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by misnome 4y ago
Exactly the same experience here. At encouragement of intel contacts, we went into Intel (ex-Altera) FPGA last year, with the oneAPI push and programming the FPGA cards with SYCL being free. The cards are now discontinued (but still sold),
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by misnome 4y ago
Wouldn’t the water-ice and ice-air boundaries reflect separately in a detectable way?
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by misnome 4y ago
We used to... somewhat attempt manual changelogs. Every time it came to a release the release manager would ask around for what the key changes were, and we usually ended up with only a couple of entries. Now, we use https://gith
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by misnome 4y ago
Different audiences. A Changelog is read by the users of your software, the commit message by the developers. It's rare that a commit message is suitable for both.
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by misnome 4y ago
I would be cautious; we all know what the majority of people in the field of "Selling NFTs" said a year ago - and they were obviously proven right.
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by misnome 4y ago
They can resell it. They just need to log out first.

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