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931.
by ris 11y ago
Call me when there's a hardware implementation.
932.
by ris 11y ago
And even if you did require js (for e.g. registering impressions), loading it from the same domain would make a lot more of us ok with it.
933.
by ris 11y ago
Something I didn't realize is that OpenCascade is now LGPL which means FreeCAD doesn't have the weird licensing restriction it once had.
934.
by ris 11y ago
Google does too to an extent, making troubleshooting more of a pain than it should be.
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by ris 11y ago
I think though that this makes a difference from the criminal's point of view. Performing the operation without threatening the driver makes it theft instead of robbery (?), which is significantly less serious from a legal point of v
936.
by ris 11y ago
Tangential thought here - I wonder if we'll ever get to the point that we're using processor designs in the cloud that we never get to own or see in person. It's considered the provider's business how they build their si
937.
by ris 11y ago
The thing that strikes me about this is less to do with highway safety and more "how many assets can a company put in the hands of one human to guard?". It seems like it would be none too difficult for hijackers to box off the tai
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A Look into the Future of 3D Printer Slicing(hackaday.com)
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939.
by ris 11y ago
I think the implication is rebases or squashes of already published work.
940.
by ris 11y ago
I think this is a strawman - I don't think anyone is suggesting publishing WIP commits.
941.
by ris 11y ago
"Virtualenv isn't supposed to handle non-Python dependencies." Making it kinda useless for anything like numpy or scipy. "Why use Nix instead of containers or VMs?" Well, why use virtualenvs instead of containers or
942.
by ris 11y ago
"PostgreSQL stores each record, regardless of attributes, in an 8K block of data (excluding TOAST fields and indices) on the disk. If you have a table with 5 columns of integers they will use 8K of disk space for each row, not 20 bytes
943.
by ris 11y ago
Frankly I just use Nix, which is a little like having virtualenvs for your entire distribution and as such can handle non-python dependencies properly.
944.
by ris 11y ago
TTA-based Co-Design Environment http://tce.cs.tut.fi/
945.
by ris 11y ago
"Since there is no way to know at compile time what addresses are going to stored at a place" Well, this is exactly what LLVM's (admittedly limited) mem2reg pass is for.
946.
by ris 11y ago
I love this site - it just screams everything I associate with GIS from the second you set eyes on it.
947.
by ris 11y ago
AArch64 (and AArch32 for that matter) is a highly redesigned ISA, not just a 64bit extension, and it's the ISA ARMv8 cores were designed to run.
948.
by ris 11y ago
Since v0.4.0 all it takes is a "letsencrypt renew && apachectl graceful" in a daily cronjob" I'm glad your setup is so simple.
949.
by ris 11y ago
This is not true. I know from experience. See the first point in https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/rate-limits-for-lets-enc...
950.
by ris 11y ago
To an extent - LE still has rate limits for the number of certificates issued to a second level domain (5 in 7 days currently), so if you have many subdomains it could conceivably become unmanageable to keep them all updated.
951.
by ris 11y ago
acme-tiny was the winner for me.
952.
by ris 11y ago
I don't dispute this.
953.
by ris 11y ago
"In contrast to iOS where all app data is siloed off, exactly as it should be." Which is also why trying to do anything productive on a smartphone is such an uphill battle. Arbitrary programs not being able to exchange arbitrary
954.
by ris 11y ago
It is of course entirely possible to run a less-trusted application in a nested xserver like xephyr in any distribution and avoid this.
955.
by ris 11y ago
I wish we could kill this idea that the Windows/Macintosh model of running around the web finding random binaries to install is a good one. Every time I have to use a Mac or Windows machine and do this I find it a major chore, and also
956.
by ris 11y ago
I can't imagine many things harder than secretly rigging >30 worldwide lotteries.
957.
by ris 11y ago
I suspect the reasoning is thus: Pi & friends are all well and good when all you're doing is filling out a few initial bitfield states in a pipeline, but when you're designing a highly complicated process by which to determini
958.
by ris 11y ago
Hmm. Proprietary "magic". "Come, base your entire infrastructure on our hypervisor..."
959.
by ris 11y ago
http://nixos.org/nix/manual/#sec-one-click Also, I'm curious as to what you mean by "system package manager" when nix explicitly supports installation of software by unprivileged users (the packages
960.
by ris 11y ago
You got there before me. Nix brings me so many happys every day.

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