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by remexre 3y ago
I thought FreeBSD fully supports Wayland?
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by remexre 3y ago
Doesn't the article talk about how they're adding centralized KYC?
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by remexre 3y ago
In what way is RISC-V more suited for writing assembly than, say, AArch64? From what I know of each, they're fairly close together, but a few small things like the clever encoding of logical immediates (e.g. and x1, x1, 0x3fff70000000
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by remexre 3y ago
The VK_NN_vi_surface extension seems to imply that Nintendo does.
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by remexre 3y ago
What does it mean to assert in this context? I assume not the same thing as C's assert macro; is it the EE sense of "pulling a pin high / low"?
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by remexre 3y ago
I think they meant, can't a visitor just ignore that your cert is self-signed and view the page anyway, _without_ adding it to the trust store. Firefox, at least, has this as the default "ignore the cert error" action.
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by remexre 3y ago
Better than writing them in the sudoers language, whose definitions are annotated ...
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by remexre 3y ago
Does removing ERMS actually make life easier? I thought it was the "do the simple thing" option, and an emulator could just turn it into a memcpy on the emulator's side.
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by remexre 3y ago
I think that was meant to be understood in context as "meant to be actively developed" (as opposed to maintained) for a long time. The practices the author lists are ones that in larger programs would typically be criticized for d
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by remexre 3y ago
mm, no, not unless you're doing some LIKE-specific optimization (and even then, I think you'd want "positive%"). So like, at the end of all the decoders, the model gives you an output vector; you multiply this by your em
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by remexre 3y ago
Probably not the point, but shouldn't you be able to choose to sample only the tokens for "positive" and "negative" (they're both one token!) instead of (or in addition to) needing to put a request for model to
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by remexre 3y ago
I dunno, I got a (Common) Lisp job, and I don't think I've ever had a problem where I didn't understand the semantics of a macro; people aren't just making a ton of them all the time for no reason, and the ones that are
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SeqDiffuSeq: Text Diffusion with Encoder-Decoder Transformers(arxiv.org)
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by remexre 3y ago
I'm a happy customer until the end of the month (moving out of their service area, sadly); I had symmetric gigabit. No IPv6, though.
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by remexre 3y ago
Or until there's not enough excess energy to continue producing hydrogen; I don't see a reason why we'd expect the hydrogen to become unprofitable (water to become too expensive?) first.
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by remexre 3y ago
Having types lets you get better editor completion and such; I'd say Rust pushes you into bottom-up design, which I find significantly more productive than top-down too; doing bottom-up design is much trickier in a dynamic language, th
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by remexre 3y ago
https://docs.rs/bumpalo/latest/bumpalo/
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by remexre 3y ago
It sounds like "without the user using a separate not-installed-by-default program, they wouldn't get uploaded anywhere" to me?
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by remexre 3y ago
I'll cover the Haskell side because I'm more familiar with its library ecosystem: > Read some environment variables and a local file import System.Environment (getEnv) import System.FilePath ((</>)) mai
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by remexre 3y ago
TLS doesn't verify that particular software or hardware is on the other side; one could design a custom CPU on an FPGA, write their own TLS stack for it, and be able to connect to any TLS-using site as usual without needing to get thos
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by remexre 3y ago
Native Minnesotan here -- I know at least 3 people who bike to work in our winters. Obviously they're all insane, but none of them are frostbitten...
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by remexre 3y ago
Forth dialects typically don't have forward referencing _or_ variables that can be defined in the middle of a function, though! (Though, writing a function long enough that you might want to declare a variable part-way through it would
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by remexre 3y ago
I think that still requires lots of work, since lots of programs expect to be able to pass around paths to children/parents and have those paths remain openable. For instance, if both cmake and ld get their own sandboxes, with their ow
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by remexre 3y ago
IME (compared to other distros I've used), NixOS actually goes in rather heavily on using the sandboxing features available in systemd. For instance, most of my machines serve ~name/www as https://.../~name/ ,
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by remexre 3y ago
Left recursion is basic, sure, but it's not a problem for an (LA)LR parser generator like yacc. (Depending on your parse actions, you might even get slightly better memory consumption when using left recursion rather than right recurs
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by remexre 3y ago
By "good theory," I mean being able to know properties of the parser as a result of the formalism. For example, one can prove that any yacc-generated parser never infinite loops and runs in O(n) (at least for the actual parsing; y
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by remexre 3y ago
I don't really think of yacc as having much more abstraction than a regex engine -- like in an (NFA-based) regex engine, you're building a big data structure a human wouldn't want to hand-engineer from a declarative specifica
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by remexre 3y ago
https://github.com/quil-lang/quilc
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by remexre 3y ago
Does https://gss.github.io/ count?
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by remexre 3y ago
> I'm surprised no new languages focus on ecosystem. It is much less fun than making clever syntax I suppose. Honestly, this is a lot of the draw of Go and Rust for a lot of people; other than debugging (which I can't speak to

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