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by panzi 3y ago
> but syscalls per-se (outside of things like munmap) don't typically invalidate the TLB as the mapping is not changed on an user-space kernel-space transiation, only the access right Isn't that exactly what changed for the Mel
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by panzi 3y ago
Given where the province is I would only speculate for Myanmar and Malaysia.
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by panzi 3y ago
Yeah, would be even better if it where atom feeds with pagination, IMO.
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by panzi 3y ago
I for one don't understand why one would switch to yet another corporate controlled social network. Have people learned nothing?
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by panzi 3y ago
And you get downvoted for pointing out that here in Europe you're required by law to make software accessible. (At least in theory, don't know if it's enforced at all.)
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by panzi 3y ago
Except the law in Europe.
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by panzi 3y ago
Well, here in Europe you can get sued if you provide a non-accessible software. (Games are excluded and a photo editor can of course assume that the user can see etc.)
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by panzi 3y ago
Also the final product often looks very different (usually a lot smaller) then the submission.
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by panzi 3y ago
And Miranda and Kopete and more. Might have used them all at some point.
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by panzi 3y ago
They where never Nvidia bugs. Just that if you use Nvidia drivers many GUI projects will ignore your bug report. It was a long time ago so I don't remember the details. Happened with multiple projects (not the same bug, the same respon
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by panzi 3y ago
The bugs I'm referring to never where Nvidia bugs. Bugs in some kind of GUI programs, but because I used Nvidia drivers they just dismissed the bug. It's a long time ago and I got that response from multiple projects, so I stopped
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by panzi 3y ago
As a Linux user I was trained to never report any bugs if you use the proprietary Nvidia drivers, because the report will just be dismissed (no matter if the stack trace indicates the crash being Nvidia's fault). Though I guess for a g
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by panzi 3y ago
Though I think all/pretty much all menu items can be accessed by pressing space and then typing the name of it. (If you use the setting space for command search.) There will be an auto completion list and it remembers the last action.
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by panzi 3y ago
Rendering everything into a canvas will realistically mean total lack of accessibility features. Also you won't be able to use the DOM inspector. I don't think that would be an improvement at all. If one could work with the DOM vi
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by panzi 3y ago
Well, they basically wrote their own GUI toolkit. And IMO a very good one, with tiling windows and everything is nicely scaleable. I especially like the command search with space and little things like dragging over a column of checkboxes t
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by panzi 3y ago
Yeah, I was listing a lot of things that C++ can express that Rust can't. But C++ doesn't have lifetimes so you can't express those. And you can use that to eliminate temporaries. But if you say that you can also somehow do t
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by panzi 3y ago
So you're saying an algorithm is a mathematical method? > The European Patent Convention (EPC), Article 52, paragraph 2, excludes from patentability, in particular > 1. discoveries, scientific theories and mathematical methods;
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by panzi 3y ago
How would that work in Rust?
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by panzi 3y ago
You can do all except for the specialization in Rust for matrix + vector. You can do more in Rust about re-using temporaries (when one parameter to Add/Mul/... is a move). But you can't do arbitrary dimensional tensors or spe
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by panzi 3y ago
In Rust you can implement Add for all kinds of combinations of types. I.e. when one of the parameters moves it's ownership you can just perform the operation in-place in that parameter and return it. So you can eliminate temporaries at
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by panzi 3y ago
I wonder if one could write a truly statically typed tensor implementation with something like this. Where you can then say Tensor<f64, 16, 16, 2000> but also Tensor<bool, 32> and Tensor<f32, 4, 4> etc. Then some way of sp
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by panzi 3y ago
About the compiler/architecture table: Whats the difference between arm64 and aarch64? The Wikipedia article to ARM64 redirects to AArch64.
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by panzi 3y ago
There's a local sharing feature? Didn't even know that.
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by panzi 3y ago
I wish I could post to Mastodon from my Switch.
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by panzi 3y ago
Yes, that one seems promising, but I really would like more control on allowed URLs. I.e. a flag to allow/disallow cross domain URLs anywhere (<a href>, <link href>, <form action>, <img src>, <img srcset>,
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by panzi 3y ago
`value.startsWith('javascript:')` and there you have a vulnerability. There can be arbitrary white-space before the URL, so you'd need to do `value.trim().startsWith('javascript:')` instead. However, I much prefer w
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by panzi 3y ago
`value.startsWith('javascript:')` and there you have a vulnerability. There can be arbitrary white-space before the URL, so you'd need to do `value.trim().startsWith('javascript:')` instead. However, I much prefer w
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by panzi 3y ago
Ah right, for that particular time its difficult. Yeah, I have to google that.
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by panzi 3y ago
Yeah, but because if analog clocks here in Austria we have no problem to convert back and forth. Are there no analog clocks in Norway?
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by panzi 3y ago
Game consoles had different kinds of cores/processors.

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