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by monocasa 2y ago
Because knowingly lying about specs is fraud.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> For instance, partner engineers in Microsoft also enjoy great life. Sort of. Partner engineers got hit hard with forced retirement packages in the first wave of interest rate hike fueled layoffs.
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by monocasa 2y ago
We've had that tech for decades, it's what France's infrastructure is built on. The US doesn't like it because you end up with plutonium doing that. It's contrary to their geopolitical/non-proliferation goals
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by monocasa 2y ago
> One in five genetics papers contains errors because the authors were careless when using Excel Or Excel is a remarkably easy tool to mishandle because of generally unexpected transformations it makes 'for you' automatically i
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by monocasa 2y ago
In fact, the conventional wisdom for a long time was to not turn them off if you want longevity. Bearings seize when cold for instance.
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by monocasa 2y ago
No PalmOS, Dmitry? Lol, I kid, this is awesome.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> , hard links break the tree structure, for one, so you get a DAG but not a tree. More than DAGs, but instead pretty arbitrary graphs since you can express cycles with hard links.
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by monocasa 2y ago
It's a dos holdover implemented in the win32 side of things in user space. I'm pretty sure it still exists on win11. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40794287/cannot-write-to...
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by monocasa 2y ago
It'd be interesting to know what happened there. I would have expected the pad hard block on that mature of a process to be pretty hard to mess up. Too bad hard blocks like that are almost certainly wrapped in so much NDA that we won&
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by monocasa 2y ago
No worries; I have not yet.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Having looked into it, there's some circumstantial evidence that it was a variation of feynman's path integrals, which is sort of a technique for summing fields representing all of the possible pathways possible in an interaction
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by monocasa 2y ago
The blinken lights panel on the original machine was functional, each small cluster of processors controlled one LED and there was a microcode instruction for latching the LEDs.
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by monocasa 2y ago
They're already practically cut off from ASML. The concern is that they build a domestic competitor to ASML in response.
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by monocasa 2y ago
If anything I think the sanctions encourage China to make domestic competitors for what they're cut off from. And it's not like they're new to this field, chinese nationals almost certainly were among those that contributed t
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by monocasa 2y ago
Consumer stuff is some of the most margin sensitive out there.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Honestly this is way closer to a conventional Rust environment than the kernel gives you. In the kennel external crates are pretty much verboten, large chunks of alloc are verboten, no panicking is allowed, etc.
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by monocasa 2y ago
And in fact I've been giving more or less annual "State of Embedded Software on Rust" talks since 2017, and every time it has been running as slides on the Nintendo 64 written in Rust. Embedded software in Rust is pretty much
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by monocasa 2y ago
This is a very similar environment to the Linux kernel, and most of what this blog post suggests applies to Rust in Linux.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Wages are lower as well.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Comes up essentially blank for me too on Firefox desktop on ubuntu 24.04. Still comes up blank with the only adblocker I use (ublock) disabled as well.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> And you if you don't own your property, you don't owe TX anything. If you're renting, it's not like your landlord isn't baking that I to your rent.
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by monocasa 2y ago
1000000 nanoseconds per millisecond.
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by monocasa 2y ago
If you're targeting SDL, then you probably don't have an engine, or you are the engine.
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by monocasa 2y ago
I mean, Tor is fairly commonly thought to have always been compromised (if you can even call a US DoD project compromised in the first place).
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by monocasa 2y ago
There's a lot of forms of investment if your goals aren't simply 'turn this pile of money into a larger pile of money'. Signal should not have been taking money from the CIA.
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by monocasa 2y ago
It wasn't In-Q-Tel; but it was still essentially the CIA. Signal received millions in funding from the Open Technology Fund, an investment wing of Radio Free Europe, an organization founded as a CIA propaganda front. https:/&#x2
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by monocasa 2y ago
There's some automated tooling, but at least the publicly available tooling isn't great.
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by monocasa 2y ago
It's nice for type 1 hypervisors when carving up memory for guests. When page walks for guest virtual to host physical end up taking sixteen levels, a 1G page short circuits that in half to eight.
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by monocasa 2y ago
I'd probably pick a size greater than 16KB for that. Windows doesn't expose translations less than 64KB in their version of mmap, and internally their file cache works in increments of 256KB. And these were numbers they picked b
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by monocasa 2y ago
Svnapot is a poor solution to the problem. On one hand it means that that each page table entry takes up half a cache line for the 16KB case, and two whole cache lines in the 64KB case. This really cuts down on the page walker hardware&#x2

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