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9y ago
It's 2x times faster for a quick test here. Only copying on the read side?
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9y ago
You could make "yes" faster with the tee() syscall. Keep duplicating data from the same fdin (doesn't actually copy) and it becomes entirely zero-copy.
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X.org with Meson Build System
(anholt.livejournal.com)
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9y ago
I can't answer how numpypy is going, but Numba works pretty well for me to write fast numeric code in python. A bit restricted language and installing llvm is a bit of a hassle, but overall it's great.
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9y ago
I guess you can use a 3d printer as a 2d plotter...?
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9y ago
Related, the tool https://github.com/yugr/sortcheck will check that qsort comparison functions are sane. It's found quite a few errors
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9y ago
It makes things tricky if you want to opensource just one of your projects.
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9y ago
Guess it's a clear case why diversity of backup formats is a good thing. "If we could, we’d make backup copies of our valuable data on clay tablets" https://landing.google.com/sre/book/chapters/
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9y ago
I've been thinking about this for fuzzing my own ssh server, there are various paths that depend on external stimuli other than the main network stream - TCP data incoming or writable, TCP sockets closed, processes exiting etc. It seem
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9y ago
Do they actually help noise of busy roads much? The impression I got was that the constant white noise living near a busy road was mainly tyre and air, not engines. Buses would get a lot quieter though.
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10y ago
It probably is for long-polling or websockets? https://github.com/mkj/wort-templog/blob/master/web/templog.... is my not-quite-toy example - a single process runs from uwsgi with Bottle (like Flask)
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10y ago
A business investment visa already is that.
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10y ago
Could clever chatbots help there? Might be hard to avoid being intrusive though.
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10y ago
Surely "Creators Update" should have an apostrophe in it somewhere?
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10y ago
Cost is mostly convertible to energy. (And space I guess, for things like real estate)
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10y ago
Why do you imagine a solar system is horizontal not vertical? I think West or East could probably work - looking at a rising or setting sun direction.
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A Study of MAC Address Randomization in Mobile Devices and When It Fails
(arxiv.org)
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10y ago
Well it's still in progress, a bit hard to declare it a disaster yet.
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10y ago
Nice work. And yet google images still has horribly compressed low resolution thumbnails...
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10y ago
If it wasn't underwater you'd need a very strong pressure vessel. Instead you rely on water pressure.
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10y ago
What no c++? Perhaps it should be stateofwebdev.com. Or web.stateofdev.com ;)
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10y ago
Nice to see more wood cases for electronics. It should wear well with age, not just get scuffed and grubby like plastic.
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acme.sh
(github.com)
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10y ago
Malware infecting a few hundred beefy-gpu PCs isn't implausible.
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10y ago
And the SSH part of MobaXterm is based on PuTTY
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Can phones access the radio audio in software? Combine it with a low power FM transmitter for data and you might be able to make something interesting for short distance data broadcasts.
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Thanks for the summary. With the same endurance but much lower erase time you could run out of write cycles in the blink of an eye?
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10y ago
Charge a dollar for ipv4, or ipv6 is free?
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10y ago
I'm curious, how do the robots cheat?
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10y ago
You're right, I misread. Sorry for the noise.
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