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571.
by rurban 9mo ago
Iranian hospital workers estimated 20.000 deaths. They looked at their entrances and the morgues.
572.
by rurban 9mo ago
Very bad idea. I did the reverse couple of decades ago. Satisfaction doubled, income tripled.
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One developer used Claude to build a memory-safe extension of C(theregister.com)
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by rurban 9mo ago
This is about Trapc, but the best is this quote: "I said, 'China's AI-Plus plan calls for efficient AI on devices everywhere, from farm to factory to city, while the White House plan calls for building 500-billion-dollar clo
575.
by rurban 9mo ago
I've watched a lot "Shiey tower climbs" in the last decade to overcome my sudden fear of heights, it didn't help. https://www.google.com/search&q=Shiey+tower+climb Alex is just a bit too crazy to fol
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by rurban 9mo ago
No, you forgot that architects count the wind forces in, not just the weight of pieces hanging onto the facade. Give them dynamic spikes of factor 10, so it looks more like 1000lbs. Only once you can get your engineers to agree on only fact
577.
by rurban 9mo ago
I still use a 10x faster lexer, RE2C over flex, because it does so much more at compile-time. And on top of that has a bunch of optimization options for better compilers, like computed goto's. Of course syscalls suck, slurping the whol
578.
by rurban 9mo ago
The nightmare would be for the US to be blocked from foreign tech and talent. I cannot think of anything important tech to be US only.
579.
by rurban 9mo ago
Not spreading amongst humans, only animal to human. So nothing to worry
580.
by rurban 9mo ago
It's called Objective Smalltalk
581.
by rurban 9mo ago
Not just the source is laden with conflicts. Also all other data. One rejects a PR, another merges it, the next still waits on a disapproval. This cannot work without CRDT. It's worse than source
582.
by rurban 9mo ago
Next paragraph. The conflicts are not resolved. Or just use the non-solution as in git (or wikis). Leave it to human manpower.
583.
by rurban 9mo ago
They changed their license, so probably yes. But so far they don't support that many objects, so their old solution is good enough, still.
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by rurban 9mo ago
I also thought I could trust mega Corp. That's why I put all my code on their platform, code.google.com, and not on this obscure platform without any business model, github. Well, that sucked. And why should I use protobuf, when I just
585.
by rurban 9mo ago
> Data integrity is guaranteed by Git. > Synchronization is handled by Git. > Causal dependencies can be modeled as commit parent-child relationships. And there we have the problem. Git does not guarantee these things. Git is
586.
by rurban 9mo ago
That's why I took over the abandoned LibreDWG and revived it. The format must be freed. I was there since the 90ies.
587.
by rurban 9mo ago
NSA probably. Gives them plausible deniability. Maybe some of their targets did use example.com for some probing, and the NSA had a hand in Sumitomo Electric Industries' mail server.
588.
by rurban 9mo ago
I didn't think about such throwback to the 80ies. Could be, yes. But then he cannot control the ssh option, and with 2000 users, maybe 10 would set it. I don't think so.
589.
by rurban 9mo ago
Wait, go back to the first sentence: > I am working on a high-performance game that runs over ssh. The TUI for the game is created in bubbletea 1 and sent over ssh via wish. > The game is played in an 80x60 window that I update 10 tim
590.
by rurban 9mo ago
I'd really like to have studied in these times, where it's so much easier with all the new tools. I could have been a triple doctor. At work I've automated tools to write automated technical certificates for wind parks. I&#x2
591.
by rurban 9mo ago
This was written in the past tense, and was true in the last decade. Only recently Intel came up with proper AVX-512
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by rurban 9mo ago
Now teach this HR departments. They still ask for Word docs or PDF from untrusted people. ASCII text is frowned upon. Go figure. The employment readyness check if you can trust a company.
593.
by rurban 9mo ago
So why is google.com, youtube.com and it's various local aliases not suspended then, when it publishes much more unlicensed music and texts? On Spotify you find only a tenth of you would find on youtube. Books and texts likewise
594.
by rurban 9mo ago
Since I generate the asm part, generating the C part is easier. I usually do just simple method JITs, which are C parts. Usually just calling an API method.
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by rurban 9mo ago
Distort the beautiful scheme language via a limited python evaluator? Oh my. I.e. in scheme a math op is defines as applying the ops to all its args. (+ 0 1 2 3 4 5) => (apply '+ '(0 1 2 3 4 5)) In this python code the
596.
by rurban 9mo ago
Original paper: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(25)... with much better info and even videos
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by rurban 9mo ago
paper link: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(25)...
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by rurban 9mo ago
I have a light Huawei ("Honor") Magicwatch 2 for €45 with an old apk, and it's much better than my son's expensive Garmin. I got a good leather bracelet from a €15 Chinese smartwatch. Very comfortable. Battery lasts a we
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by rurban 9mo ago
Actually the defect was detected by the operators, who installed it that night. They disabled the switch, but apparently this didn't reach the day shift.
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by rurban 9mo ago
Only mine. root only via sudo

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