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by rurban 1y ago
Whereas Mountbatten was formerly called Battenberg (since Germany declared war on them in WW1), and for the same reason Windsor was formerly called Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Which family really is the House of Wettin (the saxony kings). Who wa
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by rurban 1y ago
Kimi is also good. New habits, you know
843.
by rurban 1y ago
Yes, that would be great. Iongraph is MPL, graphviz is EPL. But Iongraph is Javascript anyway, so you would need to use Claude to translate it to C
844.
by rurban 1y ago
Hardware rdrand, lol! Totally broken
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by rurban 1y ago
Technology is fine, but this night train is dangerous between Rome and Messina. I got robbed twice. Once you are over in Sicily everything is fine again. We left our luggage in a small Sicilian town center for some hours, and nothing got st
846.
by rurban 1y ago
Over budget, decades behind schedule because Germany does everything to rise costs and delay. First they sunk the bridge project, now they delay the tunnel project. See the Wikipedia page.
847.
by rurban 1y ago
But GNU coreutils would reject a new flag, you'd need to add it to BSD or Rust uutils.
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The PSF has withdrawn a $1.5M proposal to US Government grant program(pyfound.blogspot.com)
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by rurban 1y ago
Strongtalk, the real thing closest to v8, is still closed.
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by rurban 1y ago
> The Department was minimally impacted due to its widespread use of the Microsoft M365 cloud and very capable cybersecurity systems. Are they completely disillusional? They nuclear arsenal is running on Microsoft M365?
851.
by rurban 1y ago
They found out she is CIA
852.
by rurban 1y ago
Palisades was closed down 2022, but just reopened recently at August 27, 2025. Hair contaminated
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by rurban 1y ago
See, your academic defense lacks any practicalism. I know how academics define it, that's why you barely cannot them use as is. With some algos you can export the ordering tables trivially, but nobody does. Because someone else's
854.
by rurban 1y ago
This group was in Latvia, last week they raided a SIM farm near New York, but the article came from Australia, and they are acting weird.
855.
by rurban 1y ago
And it stands for SS, this historic German organization
856.
by rurban 1y ago
Rather think of cp, mv, install, backup. Copying files faster is still an ongoing effort, also in gnu coreutils
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by rurban 1y ago
Which is the first and canonical one. GNU added a lot of bells and whistles, and esp. nonsense like --help and --version support for everything, like true and false.
858.
by rurban 1y ago
coreutils once refused to add more options. Like cp, mv --progress, which would have been extremely useful. They've added internal features though, like better hardware support in copying and moving files.
859.
by rurban 1y ago
In safe rust, yes. But in unsafe rust, no guarantees. And as long as rust itself is unsafe, you cannot call it safe.
860.
by rurban 1y ago
You don't silently allow unhandled args. You do coverage testing, which would have found the missing date -r path. You do proper code review, which would have found the missing date -r path. And many coreutils options will not be imple
861.
by rurban 1y ago
True. Always use -Os. Knows nothing about internal crc functionality. Many things need manual assembly. I've tried sdcc, but this was atrocious in array access for 8bit Atmel. Only solved with asm
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by rurban 1y ago
That's probably the cause why I cannot get an Australian phone number nor data plan for my month long business visit here. 3 different prepaid SIM's cannot get registered with my foreign Austrian passport. Roaming is way too expen
863.
by rurban 1y ago
They are academic, as they are not practical. Most of the algos produce random graphs, ie random indices. The given index has nothing to do with the keys. They give the hash sizes without the needed ordering tables, they don't even pro
864.
by rurban 1y ago
Even worse: Why cannot programming languages learn arithmetic? Most languages and its stdlib's cannot deal with numbers properly at all. Most overflow without errors. Most integers cannot keep precision, most cannot promote types prope
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by rurban 1y ago
I am working on modern perfect hashing also. First for integer keys, and then also for millions of keys. Should be practical, not academic. https://github.com/rurban/gperf/tree/autotools or some other branch.
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by rurban 1y ago
> "simplicity” of SSA only exists because we’ve decided mutation is evil And SICP is still relevant, even more so today with concurrency problems all over. If in Intel Chips, threads with locking solutions, or multi-processing. Shar
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by rurban 1y ago
No, that's a company firmware we bought with sourcecode to be able to extend it. I'm pretty sure it's the stdlib, IO probably, which is only needed for debugging anyway.
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by rurban 1y ago
Nuclear is nuclear, not unclear. Read https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr10/#Searching what unicode has to say about string search, in opposition of the usual byte search grep tools.
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by rurban 1y ago
We don't know that exactly, because that was left out conveniently from the scripts. I rely solely on historians
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by rurban 1y ago
I lived there. The rich districts have enough trees, from above everything looks green. A giant forest. I lived on the 15th floor overlooking River Oaks, and it was fantastic. But the poorer districts are concrete all over, and nobody will

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