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by phkahler 1y ago
No mention of the relicensing going on. All the GNU utilities are GPL licensed. At a time when relicensing and other rug pulls are making headlines I find it disturbing that so many developers are going with "permissive" licenses
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Using energy to decrease the entropy of data. Or to organize and structure data.
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> My theory is that he wants to use the sale of US fossil fuels to pay off the debt If that were the case, he should be happy for alternative energy projects to free up some fuel for sale.
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by phkahler 1y ago
We are both offline with identical copies of the same document. I modify paragraph 3 of 5. You replace the same paragraph with a completely different one. No clocks or CRDTs are going to automatically fix this. The right solution could be m
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by phkahler 1y ago
Customers don't care about investors - they bring zero to the table.
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by phkahler 1y ago
I agree that STEP files are not parametric. But for cases where thats all you've got, Altair Inspire is pretty good at letting you use them in a CAD system: https://altair.com/inspire It identifies features as such eve
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by phkahler 1y ago
It's to a "test balloon" if you have a plan to mandate it and will be announcing that. Unless I suppose enough backlash will cause you to cancel the plan .
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I don't think Republicans characterize it that way. I find myself right leaning, and while I like most of Trumps agenda, I often disagree with his tactics. I increasingly have to fact check stuff like this to see if he crossed a line.
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> The issue is you can't use the "I'll give you a deeper discount for a 3 year contract" line anymore. I don't see why not. You can still offer a low price right? You can still promise it won't go up for
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Cutting products that don't have 50 percent margins seems like a bad choice when their goal should be filling their advanced fabs. Keeping that investment at or near capacity should be their goal. They said they'd have to cancel o
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Programmers don't mind "programming", but most people don't want that UI.
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Does that mean Intel doesn't ever have to pay it back?
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I don't think this is Intel trying to save itself, it's nVidia. Intel GPUs have been in 3rd place for a long time, but their integrated graphics are widely available and come in 2nd place because nVidia can't compete in the
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PRs are welcome. ;-)
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One thing worth noting, everything but the menus and popups is drawn with openGL. The text window uses GNU unifont which is a bitmap font. All the interactions are handled the same way as the desktop versions.
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by phkahler 1y ago
I didn't do the WASM port. It was started by our previous lead whitequark, and some more work done by a few others. It's not quite complete, but you can do some 3d modeling. Just might not be able to save...
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by phkahler 1y ago
Still looking forward to when they support OpenMP. We have an experimental Solvespace web build which could benefit quite a bit from that. https://cad.apps.dgramop.xyz/ Open source CAD in the browser.
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by phkahler 1y ago
Sum type sounds like the old Variant from VB. We use something similar in Solvespace. Where one might have used polymorphism, there is one class with a type enum and a bunch of members that can be used for different things depending on the
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by phkahler 1y ago
That doesn't make sense. If new < old cant happen there is no need to make a comparison. Stack corruption? Nah, its a counter not an index or pointer or it would fail sooner. But then what is the failure? IDK
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by phkahler 1y ago
How many hours did you put into this app? How much money have you made from it? If it really can be written in a couple days (with or without AI) I would say you're lucky to make what? A few thousand dollars? (I'm assuming a top 1
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Conspiracy theory: they want old people to die.
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There are over 30 strains of HPV with just 2 causing the majority of cancers. So sure, most people may have had some strain of it, but that's not really relevant unless immunity is broad across strains.
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by phkahler 1y ago
Can you handle parking structures? I heard a lot of the autonomous cars were using 2D maps and couldn't handle multiple levels. Haha! This was just a year or two ago.
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One reason is the architecture astonauts: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/04/21/dont-let-architect...
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That doesn't say what kind of interference, nor does it say anyone is required to provide assistance to them.
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And we have a Pulte running the FHFA.
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>> though in my personal experience I saw far more of the Highlanders than the custom robotaxis and all of them seemed to have a driver behind the wheel. The robotaxis have a steering wheel? I thought they had campfire seating with 2
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> Through the years, imec has made considerable progress in assessing, understanding, and modeling reliability failure, paving the way to building reliable IGZO transistors with a target lifetime of five years Five year lifetime isn&
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They did say they outperform persons better aligned to the job even though they are less happy. I'm guessing their review is worse relative to the same person in a job they aren't over qualified for, as opposed to comparing to ano
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>> which silently intercepts crypto and web3 activity in the browser, manipulates wallet interactions, and rewrites payment destinations so that funds and approvals are redirected to attacker-controlled accounts without any obvious si

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