mitchty

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by mitchty 10y ago
There are alternative clients one can use like acme_tiny.
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by mitchty 10y ago
While I don't disagree with the annoyance as to laying things on the left side, magsafe is more nice in that if you hit the cable or accidentally have torque on the charging cable it just disconnects, not causes a ton of pcb or connect
483.
by mitchty 10y ago
My solution is NO active looking for news until Friday, and then only for an hour. It has greatly increased my overall happiness. And you really start to see news for the attention drug it seems to have become. You also learn what is really
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by mitchty 10y ago
Looks that way with a quick test. But it looks like there may be a better way with SSE3 PSHUFB: http://wm.ite.pl/articles/sse-popcount.html
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by mitchty 10y ago
Honestly I would have said popcnt as well. Lookup table or bit shifts when I can have the cpu count the 1's? I guess i'd need to benchmark it to be sure. Either way I can't say its a good question.
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by mitchty 10y ago
It fits a certain narrative that certain groups want to promote about apple. The story just became a vehicle to vent about preexisting gripes about them. Note how you see statements like walled garden etc, when this can also be couched as r
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by mitchty 10y ago
So for languages like Haskell, or lets have fun and throw Idris in the mix too as its implemented in Haskell, what/how should they be changed to not have to bootstrap the way they do now so that reproducibility is preserved? For langua
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by mitchty 10y ago
Or if you don't have to use gcc, just -Weverything in clang.
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by mitchty 10y ago
ghc can compile to c to do bootstrapping, or a more standard 3 stage bootstrap. There are pros/cons to both approaches.
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by mitchty 10y ago
As someone that has done this to get ghc building on an unsupported platform, it really is the only sane way to approach this chicken/egg problem. I'm slightly surprised that .net doesn't have a cross compilation option.
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by mitchty 10y ago
> It surprises me, given that I do embedded development and have yet to be in a position where Python in my toolchain is an issue, but I'm happy to concede it. Admittedly its weak but I've used it to run things like git on some
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by mitchty 10y ago
I persist in using git mostly because it doesn't also mean I need to have python installed everywhere. I recognize this may be a minority reason, but that is a significant one. The rest amount to being able to rebase/reorder my co
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by mitchty 10y ago
Audio books might be helpful here. I run and occasionally listen to them.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Indeed, the F16 was originally designed for about 8 000 hours of service time. And most airframes appear to have lasted about 20 years. Once your aircraft gets to the point it will start to fail, why not use it as a few as a target?
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by mitchty 10y ago
Yep, sometimes you have to debug things live with things like perf/gdb echo c > /proc/sysrq_trigger. If not, well congratulations, but if I got told I can't get the above to debug things I'd start question why th
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by mitchty 10y ago
That explains "enterprise ready" then. :)
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by mitchty 10y ago
True enough, but its hard to diagnose what people are having problems with with such vague wording. Some apps might have to open connections to a backend, or not, etc... But you're quite right on recycle for outgoing. To be honest I te
498.
by mitchty 10y ago
Do you see a lot of connections in TIME_WAIT? If so I'd just bump up the ephemeral port range via: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range (or sysctl -w) But if you're not getting recycling of TIME_WAIT, yo
499.
by mitchty 10y ago
Yep, I'm willing to concede this isn't fully accurate. But if we don't have numbers at all its not even a point worth arguing. If anyone has other numbers please post them.
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by mitchty 10y ago
https://air.mozilla.org/subscribe2web/ It was actually $6.20/year at that time. I've been generous with the $10/yr. I also consider $20/year a win for consumption companies as that would mean we cou
501.
by mitchty 10y ago
Same as the past probably before Ads. I'm willing to pay for content, but honestly only up to how much a site would get from me for an ad impression. I am not going to do $N/mo/yr for X sites however. Once I found out the sum
502.
by mitchty 10y ago
I must be defective, I get really annoyed with the inconsistency and just give up on things in that case in general.
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by mitchty 10y ago
> * when you look for concurrent haskell you're directed towards the corresponding paper, "tackling the awkward squad" and a world of Async, MVar, ThreadId, STM and various types of Chan, and at that point you still can&#x
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by mitchty 10y ago
The only headphones I have that connect via a headphone jack are active and need batteries. Which you could argue need charging as I use rechargeable batteries.
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by mitchty 10y ago
I've 16g of ram for a reason. At the same time I'm only a bit angry with the modern web in that seeing a single tab take up 2g of memory is really starting to get to me. Not even flash was this bad. I'd encourage you to try s
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by mitchty 10y ago
Yeah, kinetic energy recharge of a phone is a pipe dream, last time I remember figuring out how much energy you can get from that, it amounted to walking across the USA from coast to coast. Solar is equally crappy.
507.
by mitchty 10y ago
Power use is 99% of why I use safari over chrome for my daily needs. An extra hour or more of battery is nothing to sneeze at.
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by mitchty 10y ago
I gotta be honest, I had no idea there was an optical output in the MBP headphone jack. Been using OS X since 10.3 with almost exclusively MBP's the whole time. Shows how much I use audio stuff. >.<
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by mitchty 10y ago
Just running docker containers is basically a show stopper for certain use cases. Not every use case can even fit into a docker container. E.g. testing kernel modules.
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by mitchty 10y ago
Ah many thanks, biology is outside of my area of expertise.

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