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by navaati 7y ago
You are a mad genius. I'll think about your technique, thanks.
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by navaati 7y ago
"Wood Wide Web" giggles
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by navaati 7y ago
No, it's (mostly) not about that. It's about C not having any generics or similar things (like C++ templates), so you need to fall back way more often on void*. So on that axis Go is roughly as statically typed as C, albeit more s
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by navaati 7y ago
In French that word has a different meaning, it specifically means a rental contract and is pronounced like "bye", I'm not sure it has anything to do with "bail" in English. So could be that parent is French.
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by navaati 8y ago
They are not necessarily the same persons…
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by navaati 8y ago
One French presidential candidate ran with that on the last elections. He was the candidate for the Labour party (Parti Socialiste), one of the two major party of France (equivalent more or less to the Democrats in importance), so not a nic
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by navaati 8y ago
Hi. Not OP, but thanks for your great answers ! Does Kong compare more to Istio then (which as far as I understand is a control layer over Envoy), but less focused on K8s ?
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by navaati 8y ago
I think the problem is not really evaluating Rust code on the fly: you could just as well compile it on the fly and execute is, this is what the Haskell interpreter ghci does. The difficulty is more in defining what it means to enter code o
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by navaati 8y ago
TIL that Putty's settings are stored in the Registry…
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by navaati 8y ago
Yeah that's more what I meant by "distributed". Doesn't have to be over the network though, loads of side channels on a machine…
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by navaati 8y ago
Now it's not like it's only an engine change, for this to work they added PBR layers (metalness, emission, normal, yada yada) to all textures here, and that's a big artistic work. That said… gimme gimme gimme Half Life 1, p
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by navaati 8y ago
Now wait until computer virus writers use the idea ! A virus distributing little pieces of its payload over several binaries ! Ah, that's probably common already…
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by navaati 8y ago
WebRTC does all that already !
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by navaati 8y ago
I must say I am disapointed. I thought this would be some cool realtime system to send from browser to browser, using WebRTC or something. Something that doesn't involve them paying for file servers, by the way. I believed in Mozilla !
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by navaati 8y ago
Bob's mods and Angel's mods, of course ! That's your google keywords, there are modpacks but I don't remember the names. They are useful because the configuration is important though. I don't recommend going the Sea
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by navaati 8y ago
Please tell me more ? At which level ? Genuinely interested :) !
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by navaati 8y ago
Zero, that's the point ;) !
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by navaati 8y ago
In my reading of the TFA, it's not. It's the idea that less aggressive individual were naturally selected, partly via sexual selection of the males by the females, partly by pruning of the most violent individuals by the whole gro
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by navaati 8y ago
I don't know about the rest of the world but in France you cannot sell (or give, or transfer in any way) attribution rights, only copyright.
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by navaati 8y ago
What bugs me to no end is that I really like the photos, and the text ads in it ruin it !
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by navaati 8y ago
Thanks !
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by navaati 8y ago
Let's not be too dramatic, ascii and utf8 will be readable in 250 years, that's a certainty. As for the hardware issue, his notebook was kept because he was an important person. Average Joe's notebook had a much greater chanc
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by navaati 8y ago
Yep, bought Populous 3: The Beginning from GoG the other day, would not work (except in software rendering which was so slow as to be unplayable). It was €0.79 so whatever, but it was a bit of a disappointment. What about Windows legendary
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by navaati 8y ago
> Lookup tables perform computations in a manner such that they are in effect creating new instructions custom fit for the algorithms specific purpose. This is interesting. Considering validating utf8 is something a computer does a lot
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by navaati 8y ago
"Do people really believe God is maintaining a database [...]" Well what do you think Oracle is ;) ?
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by navaati 8y ago
I think it's more than as you go smaller the mass reduces faster than the drag, thus resulting in a higher amount of drag per unit of mass.
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by navaati 8y ago
What ? Interpreters are pretty common in the non-web world too…
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by navaati 8y ago
That's because a lot of pins are configurable (there is a muxer on them), so you could have a maximum of 40 GPIOs but if you want say, an SPI port, then you get less GPIOs.
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by navaati 8y ago
Closest is ToS:DR https://tosdr.org/downloads.html
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by navaati 8y ago
So that sounds nuts (and suspectedly alarmist/political) but it's a nasa.gov link, so... After reading, it is true but indeed needlessly alarming. Changing underground water levels are influencing the rotation of the Earth, but

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