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by nequo 2y ago
> but independent analyses of past election results have upheld their validity What do you consider to be independent? I’m seeing a lot of the opposite here for 2018 for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Ve
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by nequo 2y ago
Yes but Djot is pretty good though! Wouldn’t call it informal nor bug-ridden, it’s well thought out and doesn’t have many corner cases: https://djot.net/ Designed by one of the authors of CommonMark, an attempt to specify a
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by nequo 2y ago
Scala 3 has aimed to get sound but I’m not sure how far they got? https://www.scala-lang.org/api/3.x/docs/blog/2016/02/17/scal...
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by nequo 2y ago
I think what parent meant is that the lawsuit is not pointless if and only if it is brought by a minority shareholder. Minority shareholders don’t control the cash held by the company so they need to sue to get access to it.
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by nequo 2y ago
> ... in generally safe Rust. Just to find agreement about the terminology, wouldn't we call all code that is not inside an unsafe block "safe?" If so, then adding "generally" is superfluous, right? If not, the
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by nequo 2y ago
It's the old trope that some Rust code uses unsafe blocks so all Rust code is as unsafe as C.
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by nequo 2y ago
What kinds of things did you hear from them?
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by nequo 2y ago
> Ocaml messed up with their operators. ... I hope a future version adds module typeclasses Do you mean modular implicits?[1] The original paper was published in 2014. There's an internship report from 2023 that summarizes the desig
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by nequo 2y ago
Could it be that the manufacturing defect only crashes the CPUs at a higher voltage, and the 13900HX/14900HX mobile CPUs run at a lower power (157 W) than the 13900K/14900K desktop CPUs (253 W)? If so, then Intel might be trying t
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by nequo 2y ago
I am not familiar with TypeScript. Is there something that you can achieve with union types that you can’t with sum types or type classes in Haskell?
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by nequo 2y ago
I agree for some systems. For others, stopping the system has bigger consequences than not having cyber protection for a few hours because of a bug that’ll get fixed. For example, hospitals, or possibly Delta Airlines.
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Ideas for Master's Thesis(discourse.haskell.org)
2 points by nequo 2y ago|0 comments
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Rupert Murdoch in secret legal battle with children over media empire(theguardian.com)
12 points by nequo 2y ago|5 comments
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by nequo 2y ago
> If there's a spec of dust on the die, a feature gets turned off and the chip is sold for a lower price. Do you mean that if a 13900KS CPU has a manufacturing defect, it gets downgraded and sold as 13900F or something else accordin
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by nequo 2y ago
I mean the original comment that misunderstood marginal tax rates. That one looks very gray to me. (And I think your comment is better without the ridicule! The sources you found for your follow-up comment are interesting and I learned from
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by nequo 2y ago
The pile of downvotes drives the point home. No need to ridicule, education is better. If you can't educate the poster, at least you educate other readers who also didn’t know, without the unnecessary noise of ridicule.
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Sandboxed kernel mode WebAssembly runtime (2020)(github.com)
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by nequo 2y ago
One of those two companies also makes the OS, the other one piggybacks on it. So it seems updates to Defender XDR would be less likely to brick the OS like this.
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by nequo 2y ago
It is an outage for the monitoring system, not the system that it monitors.
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by nequo 2y ago
Isn’t it tied to CAP_BPF on every distro since the 5.8 kernel? https://mdaverde.com/posts/cap-bpf/
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by nequo 2y ago
Beyond a certain point, humid air causes mold and hot air makes it hard to get any work done. This is not some esoteric idea. The northern hemisphere has just gone through a two week heat wave. If your bio is up to date, I wish you the best
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by nequo 2y ago
Your dismissive response is uncalled for. Air conditioning does not dispose of CO2 in the air, and opening the windows is not always feasible. For example, if the outside air is hot or humid. Ventilation has actual use cases.
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by nequo 2y ago
Do you have any sources on when this happened and in which part of the kernel? My search has turned up nothing. I assume LWN or some other Linux adjacent news outlet should have written something about it.
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by nequo 2y ago
This is about more than pandemics, it is about indoor air quality in crowded spaces: “Our system also solves the long-standing problem of CO2 in classrooms, because it not only transports aerosols outside. It also cuts CO2 accumulation,
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by nequo 2y ago
Let me just say, your comments have not been the most constructive I’ve read.
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by nequo 2y ago
I know that he is but this is incredibly off-topic. Aro deserves the attention it is getting, without the discussion getting hijacked by another project. D would deserve attention too, in a separate post, or here if it was explained how it
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by nequo 2y ago
How exactly does this relate to the post, Aro, other than this also being a C compiler? Could you draw a comparison for those who came here for Zig and not D? What conclusion should we draw about Aro based on what you’re saying?
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by nequo 2y ago
What have been the pros and cons of Tcl for you, compared with other scripting languages if you have experience with them?
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by nequo 2y ago
We need to eliminate the rent seeking behavior of academic publishers. They do not fund the research, do not fund the peer review of the research, but pocket huge profit margins by charging others[1] for access to it. Edit: [1] By others, I
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by nequo 2y ago
In this case it wasn’t an update to the OS but an update to something running on the OS supplied by an unrelated vendor. But if we entertain the idea that another OS would not need CrowdStrike or anything else that required updates to begin

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