rkeene2

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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   Additionally, you can compile Tcl to machine code with TclQuadCode for up to a 66x speed improvement
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   I think you vastly overestimate the complexity of configure.ac scripts... There are some obscure M4 things you can do, like changing the quoting system, but really it's just a macro/templating system to create a POSIX sh script so
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   Not too hard. You should build it !
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   You shouldn't use ASan in release builds since it may have exploitable vulnerabilities.
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   I wrote a "defer" command in Tcl using this !
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   Why were you dismayed if your idea was implemented, but better (larger scale, no iframe) ?
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   Cue Zed Shaw and "The ACL Is Dead"... I once worked on a project for flexible authorization called "SecureKit" which attempted to be a common criteria evaluated system for any kind of authorization. It quickly became ap
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   You mean the web browser ?
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   by rkeene2 6y ago

   Linux has never worked well on Apple hardware. At one of my previous jobs I had the choice between a very high end "MacBook Pro" (1TB SSD, 16GiB RAM, etc) and a lower-end PC. Since my job was developing a Linux distribution from
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    AppFS provides global file deduplication and also solves the distribution problem, and also you don't need to have all the resources locally
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    There are two factors involved that are similar, but not managed the same way. 1. Hospital Capacity: Economic shutdowns have been largely to manage Hospital capacity since if all the hospitals in an area are overwhelmed, the death toll wil
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    Which Linux distributions are you referring to with the "legacy" moniker ?
13. 343.▲
    by rkeene2 6y ago

    I literally cannot tell if you are joking.
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    Each Fossil repository is its own SQLite database. Additionally, there's an SQLite database which holds ChiselApp.com user information (which is unrelated to Fossil information).
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    I run ChiselApp.com to support publicly hosted Fossil repositories. The architecture behind it is pretty simple, since Fossil is doing all the work and I'm just orchestrating it (although I do allow you to execute arbitrary Tcl scripts
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    Not really. I created and maintained a Linux distribution, and while Perl was sometimes used it was almost never strictly required (i.e., it was for documentation or something that really would have been better if the release maintainer ha
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    Since we are sharing stories about bugs we ran into in compilers... I once ran into a bug where "bash" would run commands out of order. It wasn't hard to trigger the bug, but it wasn't deterministic either. When I first
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    I haven't, though RSA is much more common EcDSA is included in NIST SP 800-73 (PIV) but I've never seen cards with it
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    This is what AppFS does, as well as CernVM-FS, though AppFS has more features
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    Yes, asking for the SOA record for the zone within the parent domain is safe and usually good enough -- and will tell you if it is registered (but not definitively if it is NOT registered). Following up with a single normal WHOIS.
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    I'm not sure where they got that number, but my LLVM 8.0.0 install (relatively complete, including Clang, etc) is 1.7GiB.
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    It makes sense if you think about it -- the front-end that used LLVM to create this IR consumed a whole lot of platform specific information, like the layout of structs, system call numbers, library names, and function names, etc and distil
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    The LLVM IR isn't portable. e.g., you can't take the LLVM IR for one CPU or OS and use it on another CPU or OS.
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    The US Government got rid of passwords starting in 2004. It's a good idea.
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    And for the other direction (C->sed): https://github.com/shinh/elvm
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    It seemed to only cover using Microsoft Word for Windows on Linux, rather than the official port of Microsoft Word to Linux, for the Android on Chromebook distribution. I've used the Microsoft Word locally on my Chromebook and it was
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    gcore is on more platforms, at least also on Solaris. This tool, though, seems to be able to do a lot more like wait until some basic kinds of conditions are met before dumping core. Given that gcore on Linux is really using gdb, this is pr
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    What's the advantage of WASM (stack based) versus eBPF (register based) in this application ?
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    I use a SaaS product [0] on my Chromebook which lets me stream various cameras to via RTMP. It was free (not sure how they make money, maybe they didn't have a monetization plan when I used it). It worked pretty well, I produced 3x s
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    by rkeene2 6y ago

    If it makes you feel any better, the creators of UNIX regrets this. > Ken Thompson was once asked what he would do differently if he were redesigning the UNIX system. His reply: "I'd spell creat with an e."; Kernighan, Bri