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by pca006132 3y ago
So now malicious users can give bad proposals, get it rejected, and block other potentially good proposals for 5 years? Sounds like a good DoS scheme.
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by pca006132 3y ago
yeah they do have other ways to fine, this particular one became popular because 1M is considered too much and too ridiculous.
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by pca006132 3y ago
> I don't know but this particular case sounds like a very modest fine (200 yuan) for using a VPN and sizeable fine for not reporting (and being taxed on) a foreign income. I read this kind of comments in mainland's internet fo
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by pca006132 3y ago
> I doubt VPNs are illegal in China in general. This is a gray area. While people said that the law is only about illegal physical network gateways , in reality the government did sentence people providing VPN services. I think the poin
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by pca006132 3y ago
1. Hardware companies need some software to test their product, so this will be wasting their effort. 2. Good documentation and testing is probably not as common as you think. 3. It takes a huge amount of effort to write high quality driver
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by pca006132 3y ago
I only tried redox, I think a tented thumb cluster does feel better comparing with the untended one. Not sure about other kinds of thumb clusters though. It is currently written in Python, I guess I should port it to js because we have a on
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by pca006132 3y ago
Unhealthy relationship with keyboards? Comparing with the r/MechanicalKeyboards or r/ErgoMechKeyboards people this relationship is more like divorced... I added python binding and ended up being on of the devs for https:/&#x
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by pca006132 3y ago
Not necessary applicable to this case, but from my experience it is more about performance. If you want a solution that works, the solution is usually quite simple. But if you want something that is fast, you often need to do platform speci
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by pca006132 3y ago
> and therefore anything goes – including replacing the entire function with a no-op. Well, I think the compiler is just thinking that the control flow of a correct program cannot cause UB, so the path causing UB is infeasible path and i
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by pca006132 3y ago
I studied in a university in Hong Kong. What I found interesting is that our universities are considered pretty good (decent ranking), but in reality we lack a lot of courses that are offered by other universities (e.g. theoretical computer
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by pca006132 3y ago
I'm really puzzled with the ad business model. I always wonder if those silly mobile game ads can get really bring the mobile game developer additional revenue? And even for other ads that look less stupid comparing with those mobile g
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by pca006132 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20200703221450/https://github.co... > V doesn't use garbage collection or reference counting. The compiler cleans everything up during compilation. If your V program c
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by pca006132 3y ago
It seems that this language is deeply integrated with CPython, so I doubt if it can be used as a low level language alone. If yes, they probably need to disable a bunch of things. Also, it is still WIP so I am not sure how things like type
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by pca006132 3y ago
I guess it is what the other comment mentioned: > what they've actually got at the moment is two languages glued together, where one of the languages will "unlock performance" and the other language is literally the CPytho
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by pca006132 3y ago
Not 3 years ago.
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by pca006132 3y ago
Wondering if there is something that can allow programs to access files in certain directory lists, and require explicit permission from the user to access anything elsewhere.
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by pca006132 3y ago
> he wants less compiler magic and more control in the hands of the programmer Indeed, I can see this from their emphasis on generic SIMD, which looks pretty nice. It is nice that there is now a language with first-class SIMD support, co
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by pca006132 3y ago
Because the claim is not as outrageous as V did? V claimed to solve the memory management problem automatically without a VM, which no one knows how to solve... Mojo seems to have a strategy similar to Rust, which requires user annotation a
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by pca006132 3y ago
Is there any hardware tamper resistant features that can prevent third-party from getting the secrets? Like things mentioned here: https://www.design-reuse.com/articles/51750/why-hardware-roo...
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by pca006132 3y ago
I think authors usually give admin access to active contributors that seem reliable, instead of some random guy who ask for permission without doing much previously...
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by pca006132 3y ago
This kind of software development is hard and expensive. I do not think that this can enable you to make enough income from benchmark website or YT channel, considering most people are not interested in those low level details.
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by pca006132 3y ago
I thought Apple just wants to be different, and making Switft not cross platform can make porting software on Apple ecosystem harder...
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by pca006132 3y ago
How old is that headphone? My $100 sennheiser works well for 5 years now, without any sign of battery dying... Although it does not have noise-cancelling.
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by pca006132 3y ago
I think AMD already acquired Xilinx?
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by pca006132 3y ago
It seems to me that from the university's standpoint, a company is considered a plus instead of corruption, i.e. have "real-world" impact, and perhaps the university will have a stake in the company as well (not sure about th
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by pca006132 4y ago
You can't even draw a clean line between AI and optimization, so I don't think it is possible to enforce.
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by pca006132 4y ago
What services do standard organizations provide? Apart from scheduling meetings and hiding the standards behind a paywall?
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by pca006132 4y ago
Where are these? https://thebestmotherfucking.website/
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by pca006132 4y ago
Just wondering, if they know for sure that they will be sued afterwards, why would they sale their stocks? Why not do nothing and live with what they already have? Is there a possibility that they can get away with it?
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by pca006132 4y ago
Linux is more like a walled garden than Windows? Maybe you have a different definition of walled garden or something...

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