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by rurban 1y ago
It's only regarded as design failure by the linux folks. Maybe because it came from Microsoft, NIH syndrome. A global constraint handler is still by far better than dynamic env handlers, and most of the existing libc/POSIX design
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by rurban 1y ago
In real-world copying collectors defragmentation has about 6% time benefits. before - after. mark-sweep obviously not, as it does not defragment and also stops the world.
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by rurban 1y ago
Just don't mix that up with the real safec.h header from safeclib: https://github.com/rurban/safeclib/tree/master/include
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by rurban 1y ago
Looks like Franzen didn't understand JR at all. JR is a novel without an author. There is no subjectivity given by any author. No descriptions, no voice over explanations, no thoughts. Only objective observations, only dialog ie what p
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by rurban 1y ago
Previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45002092
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by rurban 1y ago
Thanks for recommending foot. Never heard of this one
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by rurban 1y ago
Privately I'm using Fedora, because that works. But my last two companies are using Ubuntu overall. Maybe because there are so many packages available. It's still far less stable than Fedora. I have to fight stupid Ubuntu bugs eve
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by rurban 1y ago
Ah, so the admin override, eg for Turkey, would have been 99999999. Tricky
789.
by rurban 1y ago
No need to break them. Their access code was 0000, everybody knew that
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by rurban 1y ago
It's basically functional sugar on top of Thrust. Every call returns a fresh new array, so I wonder why it's still that fast. Maybe because then it can be easier parallized.
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by rurban 1y ago
The German even more. When it was already clear that the British privatization completely failed. And we saw what the others did in the meantime. Swiss, Austrian, China, all huge success stories. Without privatization
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by rurban 1y ago
This requires free USB loading stations at their gates. Do they provide these? I don't think so
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by rurban 1y ago
The float_t trick really was the best, well deserved! Then (2015)
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by rurban 1y ago
Will not be much different to the existing v5 source code, we can assume. https://minnie.tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl?file=V5/usr/source/...
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by rurban 1y ago
The movie industry would love to use it for dubbing. And pay a lot. They think they pay too much for the speakers already.
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by rurban 1y ago
I recently watched the first AI dubbed movie, and it was as horrible as this.
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by rurban 1y ago
Amlodipin
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by rurban 1y ago
Nowadays I just use systemd. I can still write to stdout, and it repairs itself. No need for syslog. The tricky part are still signals.
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by rurban 1y ago
No, this was past tense. It went south thereafter, even worse than python.
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Deforestation During the Roman Period(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rurban 1y ago
Not having such a committee in power and most likely no COC. The FSF's Kindness COC sounds good though. Within perl we treated conference abuse privately in a seperate nonpublic group, but never mailinglist outbursts. This group had no
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by rurban 1y ago
It's not dead yet, a new maintainer showed up. But, Google Chrome decided to ditch it, which is fine by me. It was a cluster fuck, similar to libxml2, but even worse. Good old DSSSL days, sigh.
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by rurban 1y ago
And it's not only limited to python. Same things happened to perl, ruby, node, and even in some film communities which I was member of. Once you have such a committee or COC, game over.
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by rurban 1y ago
On the contrary! https://chrismcdonough.substack.com/p/the-shameful-defenestr...
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by rurban 1y ago
The Cannes Film festival has the same problem. Flying in to your yacht on some tiny private airport. Those people could wait hours to get a spot
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by rurban 1y ago
Iran ordered killings, China only extractions and family black mail.
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by rurban 1y ago
XML rant by Erik Naggum: https://www.schnada.de/grapt/eriknaggum-xmlrant.html
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by rurban 1y ago
They did the same to us in European festivals. Some comply, some tell them to fuck off. As of recent years all comply now with Chinese censorship. But not with Iranian censorship and harassment.
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by rurban 1y ago
This was a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, and everybody knows since their failing engineering taking over good engineering at Boeing (in fact MD management took over Boeing Seattle and moved it away), suddenly made their new planes fall from the
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by rurban 1y ago
I could on Firefox mobile

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