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by pa7ch 2y ago
I think Rob Pike didn't mean brilliant as a complete compliment here. It was more an indictment on astronaut engineering of languages rather then engineers. He is literally the designer of Go and likes to program in it.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
Asahi Linux has changed that equation for M1/M2 mac minis. I'm sure M4 will be supported soon.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
Agreed, my laptop burns a lot of battery on AV1 video and I'd like information on how chips with AV1 decode perform with chrome.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.10257v14 This paper makes a pretty good case that the late Len Sassaman was Satoshi. Its a pretty thorough examination regardless if you think it was Len or not and doesn't come to a def
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by pa7ch 2y ago
I wonder what Go would look like if it had generics removed but something like comptime added.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
Interesting that TigerBeetle uses Viewstamp Replication over Paxos/Raft. TB says viewstamp replication lends itself to a more performant implementation and doesn't rely on disk storage as much. I'm surprised I'm not seei
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by pa7ch 2y ago
I think any replacement for c/c++ will not be strictly safe from memory safety vulnerabilities, but I think both Rust and Zig go far enough to effectively nearly eliminate that entire class of vulns in production software. Rust achieve
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by pa7ch 2y ago
Passport cards are legal IDs and don't show your address. Also they avoid you needing a realID higjly recommend. At this rate you'll never need a realID to fly.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
I've been enjoying gokrazy. Makes cross compiling and updating my rpi server a breeze. Still an early project though but it works well for my needs.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
I wish the edgerouter line by ubiquiti continued as another way to use vyatta.
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by pa7ch 2y ago
CoreOS switched attention to K8s over fleet fairly early into fleets life span so it never really had the chance to develop into a seriously used tool. Red Hat killed most things CoreOS did after fleet was dead. Etcd lives on and so does Fe
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Agreed, but I still think humans should get a little more credit for winning against AI no matter how. Its a competitive game with very simple and clear rules. A hole in AI strategy is a hole, even if quickly patched! I am still so impresse
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by pa7ch 3y ago
They could have just mined very early on and made more then enough to be independently wealthy with that.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Neighborhoods with higher density housing won't be able to charge at home so likely EV stations will be easier than widespread curbside charging in cities.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
1080p is the way to go IMO
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by pa7ch 3y ago
I mostly loved what they did with with modules/package mgmt. I think SIV was a mistake but modules was miles better then the previous projects even with SIV. Some people seemed to take it very personally that the Go team didn't ad
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by pa7ch 3y ago
M2 and M1 chips are pretty well supported by Asahi/Fedora linux now.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
I've never seen a single control flow hijack PoC from go data races even in a code golf scenario. I've always wondered if this is possible but I don't think it is. Care to share an example?
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Data races can lead to logic bugs that are potentially security sensitive, but memory safety generally refers to getting rid of all control flow hijacking security vulnerabilities which, in many large C/C++ projects, seem to be never-e
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by pa7ch 3y ago
I got a mazda because I liked their interface design. Owning it for a bit, I agree the software design is horrible. Obnoxious seat-belt warnings while in park is also frustrating.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
We don't know that. I think its likely safer to pedestrians then an F150 because the hood is significantly lower. The steel ia irrelevant, trucks don't crumple already for pedestrians, they crumple for other cars.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
2021 cx-30. I would even rip apart the center console if I knew a way to disable this.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Contrapoints has a good criticism of him. I think the ragey criticisms are baited by him dancing around far right positions while otherwise talking pretty normal stuff. Anger based criticisms end up lying to make their point and then make P
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by pa7ch 3y ago
The I had the last pixelbook and loved it as a dev laptop. Although, the hardware was lacking.I have a Framework running Fedora now. I like the default window manager and shortcuts on chromeOS better then any linux distro. I hate customizin
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by pa7ch 3y ago
bcachefs presumably
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Honest question, what do you consider config vs infra? What is infra if not configuring a system to run?
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by pa7ch 3y ago
Regarding multiple classes of memory errors I think. Many languages are memory safe from control flow takeover, rust extends this to data races corrupting data.
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by pa7ch 3y ago
The bedbugs under the plastic will also be worry free.
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by pa7ch 4y ago
Do you have more information on this? I was not aware pixel phones have any additional protection against modem exploits.
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by pa7ch 4y ago
From my experience etcd would have been a better choice for maturity if they don't need the gossip stuff.

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