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1y ago
A long Prometheus article without even mentioning that's basically a Scientology ad? Ridicolous
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1y ago
I've visited Turkish breakfast restaurants, where the whole family sits around a table with 50-80 plates of various stuff, for about 15€. Eating needs 2 hours.
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1y ago
Don't forgot sugar, which is stronger than cocaine
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1y ago
But nobody will pay for his own servers. Big OSS orgs might, but you cannot even provide PR's other than by email.
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1y ago
They focused on C++ only. Management, not their devs.
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1y ago
It's only Microsoft's fault to have not implemented it for decades in MSVC. They stayed at C89 forever.
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1y ago
The figure of German soldiers deaths has an estimation of 50% suicides.
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1y ago
Large scale international espionage was created by private postal services: https://www.discover-innsbruck.at/en/thurn-und-taxis-und-die... which replaced the Imperial Reichspost. Later the center of espionage (letter
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1y ago
Which is even harder to read
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Fix(dd): ensure full block writes to handle partial writes to slow pipes
(github.com)
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1y ago
They are even harmful. Very harmful
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1y ago
Good. There were people requesting bugfixes to allow script tags in .md. People arguing that routes and names should be case-insensitive. And much more such nonsense
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1y ago
They were repair fixes to fix a corrupted filesystem. Which is allowed in a merge window. XFS did the very same before. Ken's code was just a lot.
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1y ago
https://github.com/rurban/cmph/commit/4bb99882cc21fd44e86602... I did not nothing wrong :) And I remember better now. I changed stack access to immediate global access to const arrays. And insane was the comp
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1y ago
We don't hire juniors, just seniors. For juniors we do have AI. They have crazy ideas, like shooting sparrows with cannons. Eg using terraform for a setting up a static repo hosting website. Or kubernetes for a GNU parallel job. Very a
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1y ago
That's basic knowledge in civil engineering. You can look up every text book. * Lack of curvature control Catmull-Rom splines pass through all control points, which sounds great, but the curvature between points is determined automatic
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1y ago
There is https://github.com/jdrouhard/mosh/ for the uniwidth problems. (but could be optimized much more)
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1y ago
I never work with squashers. There's no open source project I know of, which accepts squashers. Many companies do so, because their management is fucked, and if you see such a thing, look for another job immediately.
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1y ago
Spoiler, it wasn't. There were 3 more. And a final interview
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1y ago
> Software development is not rocket science. Of course it's much more than mere rocket science.
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1y ago
It's more like a hostile takeover
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1y ago
There is yamlscript for you now :) No security of course. Jokes aside, I like proper yaml anchors. Other CI's do support these and it made writing yaml actions much easier, esp. complicated cross-building recipes with containers and qe
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1y ago
He is also writing a OS right now
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1y ago
A bit silly, but ok.
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1y ago
Too simple, I prefer jsmn for that, https://github.com/zserge/jsmn Which does much more in 200 lines of C89 in a single header
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1y ago
Ah, there is where we have log.c from. Good to know because I have plenty of tiny fixes for him.
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1y ago
I noise canceled my fans, which were extremely loud, simply by doing less. It had an on-off controller, and I replaced with a smooth pid controller. Now when it starts making noise it's making much less noise and much earlier. And most
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1y ago
This is a book about ML, not C. For C you can look at the old Perl6 VM, Parrot which compiled to CPS until v2.7, where they destroyed CPS and went conventional and slow.
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1y ago
For those cases I have an Invalid CVE tag. No need to worry too much on inbeciles
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1y ago
That's why I hate stack machines so much. Look at Lua for a proper register machine.
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